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GAMING - translation to arabic
GAMING
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Gaming (disambiguation)
ألاسم
أُلْعُوبَة ; إِلْهاء ; اِلْتِهاء ; تَسَلٍّ ; تَسْلِيَة ; تَلْهِيَة ; دُمْيَة ; سَلْوَى ; عَبَث ; لَعِب ; لِعْب ; لُعْبَة ; لَهْو ; مَلْهًى
gaming
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Gaming (disambiguation)
مقامرة
gambling game
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WAGERING OF MONEY ON A GAME OF CHANCE OR EVENT WITH AN UNCERTAIN OUTCOME
Betting; Gambler; Gamblers; Gamble; Gambeling; Bets; Wagering; Odds Comparison; Professional gambling; Gamble games; Gambling books; Wagering Paraphernalia; Gambling den; Gambling tables; Gaming tables; Office betting; User:Caro1879/Office betting; Private betting; Gambling wager; Electronic gambling; Odds comparison; Betting odds comparison; Legalized gambling; Bet (gambling); Win, place, or show; Place (gambling); Show (gambling); Social gambling; Gambling game; Religion and gambling; Gambling and religion; History of gambling; Religious views on gambling; Christian views on gambling
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Definition
gaming
1.
Gaming means the same as gambling
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...offences connected with vice, gaming and drugs.
...the most fashionable gaming club in London.
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2.
Gaming is the activity of playing computer games.
Online gaming allows players from around the world to challenge each other.
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Examples of use of GAMING
1. Investors in some British–based gaming companies such as Party Gaming Plc and 888 Holdings have closely monitored U.S. legislation.
2. Bush signed legislation outlawing gaming financial transactions.
3. While other gaming firms such as 888 and Party Gaming developed their own software for operating gaming sites, most gambling sites rely on outside firms to write the software for the games and databases.
4. "For at least ten years the gaming society had cried for federal powers to bring order to the gaming business," said Samoli Binder, deputy head of the Association for the Development of the Gaming Business.
5. Playtech is a software firm that supplies solutions for the online gaming industry, in particular for managing, controlling and collecting payment for gambling and gaming sites.