Does anyone know of any old-school gambling games that aren’t just for money, but are more like a part of culture or heritage? I’d be interested in something that's survived the test of time and is still popular in places like India.
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Thanks a ton for this recommendation! I’ve been on the hunt for something that talks about the deeper meaning behind old games, and this sounds spot on. Can’t wait to read it and learn more about how these traditions have lasted so long.
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I’ve always thought games with ancient roots have a kind of depth that modern ones just don’t. There’s something powerful about a game that’s survived for hundreds of years — you know it meant something more than just entertainment. I found an article recently that digs into exactly that in the context of India. It talks about homegrown gambling games like Chopad, which has strategic elements and cultural symbolism, and tribal dice games that are still part of life in regions like Jharkhand. What really got me was how these games weren’t viewed negatively — they were tied to festivals, harvests, and even storytelling. It makes you think about gambling in a totally different way — more about human connection and less about profit. The article https://www.5dariyanews.com/news/456812-Indias-Homegrown-Gambling-Games-That-Survived-Centuries paints a vivid picture of how deeply embedded these games are in local life, even now. It’s a blend of history, anthropology, and gaming that really sticks with you. Definitely recommend reading India’s Homegrown Gambling Games That Survived Centuries if you’re into the historical side of things.