Search the forum for "craps" and you'll find many threads, and at least one or two involve dice setting/dice control - here's one of them: http://www.therxforum.com/showthread.php?t=720478
I've been playing craps for forty years and the biggest mistake I see players make (other than not having a clue how to play) is not charting the table before playing.
I've see many, many players walk in off the street right up to a table, buy in and start playing without knowing if the table is cold, choppy, warm or hot. Stupid!
Chart the table before playing and craps can be the best game in a casino.
I've see many, many players walk in off the street right up to a table, buy in and start playing without knowing if the table is cold, choppy, warm or hot. Stupid!
Chart the table before playing and craps can be the best game in a casino.
festeringZit
While you are correct that the house edge is the same on each and every roll, we all know that crap tables, blackjack and other forms of gaming all run in hot and cold streaks. Tables that have turned cold generally have no customers at that moment while those that have turned hot are jammed with players trying to take advantage of the streak until it ends.
While you are correct that the house edge is the same on each and every roll, we all know that crap tables, blackjack and other forms of gaming all run in hot and cold streaks. Tables that have turned cold generally have no customers at that moment while those that have turned hot are jammed with players trying to take advantage of the streak until it ends.
charting a Crap table ??? No Sir !
and Ted.... Yes you can watch and jump in at a BJ Table because the cards are running Hot. You can jump in at a crap table when it's hot. but in Craps the Dice are passed around ( You really can jump in at a Hot Roller ) but doesn't mean the table.
There could be a Hot roller that now Craps out.... What's the Next guy going to do ???
and Ted.... Yes you can watch and jump in at a BJ Table because the cards are running Hot. You can jump in at a crap table when it's hot. but in Craps the Dice are passed around ( You really can jump in at a Hot Roller ) but doesn't mean the table.
There could be a Hot roller that now Craps out.... What's the Next guy going to do ???
Betallsports
When I am referring to a hot craps table, I am not referring to a hot roller only, but one that is hot roller after roller until the table turns cold. I wouldn't try to squeeze in on a table just with one roller that happens to be hot, but watch the table for a short while looking for a realitively stable table (neither particularly hot or cold) and then move in when I notice the table beginning to warm up. It usually stays warm through a few rollers before turning cold. I play with the smallest house percentage of 1.41% by betting the minimum on the pass and come lines with the maximum odds placed behind each of them. I don't play any other bet on the table because the house percentage is too high.
When I am referring to a hot craps table, I am not referring to a hot roller only, but one that is hot roller after roller until the table turns cold. I wouldn't try to squeeze in on a table just with one roller that happens to be hot, but watch the table for a short while looking for a realitively stable table (neither particularly hot or cold) and then move in when I notice the table beginning to warm up. It usually stays warm through a few rollers before turning cold. I play with the smallest house percentage of 1.41% by betting the minimum on the pass and come lines with the maximum odds placed behind each of them. I don't play any other bet on the table because the house percentage is too high.
Betallsports
By playing the numbers (place bets) instead of playing the come (which is the same as the pass line), the payoff on your placement is not the exact 100% odds and you are giving the house more percentage. Odds example: Pass/Come: #4 & #10: 2/1, Place Bets: #4 & #10: 9/5.
The way I play, not only gives the house the smallest percentage possible, but I work my way up to the numbers and each roll is the same percentage to the house.
By playing the numbers (place bets) instead of playing the come (which is the same as the pass line), the payoff on your placement is not the exact 100% odds and you are giving the house more percentage. Odds example: Pass/Come: #4 & #10: 2/1, Place Bets: #4 & #10: 9/5.
The way I play, not only gives the house the smallest percentage possible, but I work my way up to the numbers and each roll is the same percentage to the house.
I know what you mean. The players aren't real happy when a 7 is thrown and the only guy at the table that collects is playing the Don't Pass!
I have never played craps before, but this cant be true.
I dont believe dice can be hot or cold.
Math has no memory.
It just dont.
I dont believe dice can be hot or cold.
Math has no memory.
It just dont.
