World’s First Food Casino Lets You Bet With Burgers

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Leave your money at home.  A new casino actually let’s you place bets with burgers and other food items.

Say what?

You’ll find The Dinner in London “Raise the Steaks” new pop-up a throwback to a bygone era of the 1950’s. 

Participants will be provided with a free burger and chips with which they can use to gamble and hopefully win even more food. 

Much of this is to promote a new online casino, 777.

“777 is all about combining the good ol’ times of the 50s with the fun and thrills of a casino,” organizer Sivan Finn Shalev said in a press release. “There’s no better 50s icon than The Diner, and what could be better than combining an ‘all American’ food experience with the fun of classic casino games.”

- Jagajeet Chiba, Gambling911.com

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