Bluhakis v. State

1. “Where an indictment covered not only the keeping of a gaming-house, but knowingly permitting persons to come together and play for money at prohibited games in a house or room occupied by the accused, and where the evidence disclosed a single instance of gaming, but no more than one, a conviction could be had whether this constituted the house a gaming-house or not.” Bell v. State, 92 Ga. 49 (18 S. E. 186). Though proof of a single act or instance of gaming • in a house or room will not alone constitute the place a gaming-house or room (White v. State, 115 Ga. 570, 41 S. E. 986), “yet…