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Soapy Smith – How He Got His Name & How He Died


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The name Jefferson Randolph “Soapy” Smith is well known amongst magicians, Old West historians and cheating aficionados.
Soapy evolved
from being a street swindler to a full-time racketeer with dozens of bad men
and ladies of negotiable affection on his payroll.
But it all
started with a simple little scam that not only gave Jefferson Randolph Smith
his nickname, it seeded the future of a criminal enterprise that ended,
inevitably in disaster.
Soapy Who?
Before I
describe the scam, a few words on who Soapy Smith was.
Between 1879
and 1898, Soapy owned several crooked gambling joints and ran a campaign of ....

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What It Was Really Like Gambling In The Wild West


What It Was Really Like Gambling In The Wild West
By Jan MacKell Collins/Jan. 26, 2021 3:34 pm EDT/Updated: Jan. 26, 2021 3:36 pm EDT
With casinos sprinkled all across America today, most people think they have a grasp on the fine art of gambling. During the 1800s, however, gambling in the Wild West was quite different. Especially in the Wild West, the California Gold Rush of 1849 brought thousands of prospectors who enjoyed trying their luck at games of chance in places like San Francisco. Soon, primitive gaming houses were popping up everywhere, from large cities to small mining camps. Long before theaters and other forms of recreational entertainment were built, the mostly male populations of these places engaged in what History Net calls the Triple-W vices whiskey-drinking, whoring, and wagering. ....

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