Craps Forum

Can You Accept The Possibility That You’re Wrong?

2012-01-17T03:01:57-08:00

The title of the thread and the poll pretty much speak for themselves.

tell me what you think the key to winning at crap(s) is?

2012-05-11T18:12:06-08:00

was wondering what people thought the key or keys to winning at craps is?

2 V set

2012-04-15T18:37:20-08:00

I guess this could apply to any set but using the 2 v as an example does it matter where the 2s are as long as the set is made.

Games in the Detroit area….

2012-05-03T13:07:09-08:00

Anybody have any info, or play there regularly?

Will be in the Motor City next week…

I know MGM grand has a facility and the new Caesars is over in Windsor in Canukistan….

Any info appreciated…

A.C. May 17,&18;

2012-05-10T09:52:18-08:00

I will be in Atlantic City to see a concert @ the Showboat /House Of Blues on the 18th. Anyone on this board care to get together & shoot some craps?

Finally hit the “All”

2012-04-27T14:31:17-08:00

IP in Biloxi. The last number to roll was the six. So I bet a two way hard six. Next roll 4-2. Screw the fire bet, I love the All, Tall, Small !

Stacked 4’s with top spin?

2012-05-08T14:53:31-08:00

I’ve had no solid luck throwing dice (getting out in no more than 6 rolls) which I know are the odds, but still… I usually stand across the table and tried the V of 3’s.

A spot opened up to the right of the stickman and I jumped to it. I’m a lefty and was throwing to my left which made it awkward. I randomly decided to stack 4’s and throw it with top spin, which felt normal, and have it land right before the wall.
The top spin affected the dice like I personally haven’t seen before, they stopped on a dime. And favored the 5’s and 9’s heavily. I hit both 5 and 9 points, 3 times each on and off. After about 25 rolls I 7’d out. Went out for a cigarette came back and found a spot to the left of the dealer and did the 4’s stacked with back spin and had the same results. 5 and 9s were almost every other with plenty of YOs.

Being next to the stickman, I felt like I had the most control and won some decent cash. Thoughts on the top spin?

Lay 4 in PARX

2012-05-14T19:35:11-08:00

Last week I play in PARX, two guys were playing lay 4 $2500 each and later $5000.
For more an hour 4 appears twice only, seven on come out and seven out were most popular
number on cold table. Both made big $$$$. Is anyone play lay 4 and how successful is this strategy?

Keeping the dealers happy too

2012-04-25T00:34:22-08:00

So I’ve always been an advocate of taking into account the cost of tips when applying a strategy/system during your craps play, and the proof hit a few nights ago when I was dealing the game. The guy was betting $300 on the pass and $300 on the don’t pass, with a $10 12 on the comeout roll..not a bad strategy, he wass just there to rack up the points on his players card, which he did do for a while. But then, the perfect storm came lol….keep in mind this guy was at the table for 4+_ hours, never gave us dealers a penny for pushing his bets back and forth, so basically just taking up space, not winning, and not losing, but def. not tipping. Anyways, pretty girl walks up to the table, starts talking with him, 7 rolls, loses $300 on the dp, wins $300 on the pass, talking to the girl, doesn’‘t put his dp bet back up, and doesnt’ bet his $10 12 like he has been doing for the past 4 hours. BAM next roll is a 12, all of us dealers smiled as I took his pass line bet that was still up. After arguing with the boxperson about how he’s been making the same bets all night long, the box looked at me and asked. I told him he didn’t bet the 12 that roll and he didn’t have a dp that roll.
The moral of the story? The casino always has the edge, and you need to take whatever advantage you can take as a player. Wheoln something like this happens, it helps if you would’ve thrown the dealers some change now and then, and I would’ve told the box you bet the same way every roll, and we should pay you for it. But, you didn’t tip at all for 4 hours, so instead of losing $10 in tips, you just lost $300

Rest in Peace Amarillo Slim

2012-04-30T09:11:26-08:00

RIP one of the greatest gamblers of all-time. Could beat anyone at any game for the highest stakes around.