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This is Part 3 in my series that gives a sample of the load of crap (pun intended) from various websites about how to play craps and always win big. Read and learn. written by William Enslen Jr
Etiquette at the craps table is more about common sense and courtesy than anything. Apply these principles and you’ll have a lot more fun at the table. written by William Enslen Jr
(Part 6 of 6) Huh? What does that mean? Your Chinese language class in college was easier to understand than all this craps jargon. Learn craps terms and lingo in part 6 of 6. written by William Enslen Jr
(Part 5 of 6) Huh? What does that mean? Your Chinese language class in college was easier to understand than all this craps jargon. Learn craps terms and lingo in part 5 of 6. written by William Enslen Jr
(Part 4 of 6) Huh? What does that mean? Your Chinese language class in college was easier to understand than all this craps jargon. Learn craps terms and lingo in part 4 of 6. written by William Enslen Jr
(Part 3 of 6) Huh? What does that mean? Your Chinese language class in college was easier to understand than all this craps jargon. Learn craps terms and lingo in part 3 of 6. written by William Enslen Jr
(Part 2 of 6) Huh? What does that mean? Your Chinese language class in college was easier to understand than all this craps jargon. Learn craps terms and lingo in part 2 of 6. written by William Enslen Jr
(Part 1 of 6) Huh? What does that mean? Your Chinese language class in college was easier to understand than all this craps jargon. Learn craps terms and lingo in part 1 of 6. written by William Enslen Jr
3-Way Craps is like Any Craps in that it's a one-roll bet that wins if a 2, 3, or 12 appears and loses with any other number. The Over 7 and Under 7 bets are rare one-roll bets that you probably won't see unless you play in a lot of different casinos. Learn more about the craps 3-Way Craps, Over 7, and Under 7 bets. written by William Enslen Jr
The Horn bet is a one-roll bet combining the numbers 2, 3, 11, and 12. Yes, it sounds like a C&E bet, but there's a subtle difference. The Whirl bet (sometimes called "World") is a one-roll bet combining the Horn bet with the Any Seven. Learn more about the craps Horn bet and Whirl bet. written by William Enslen Jr
The C&E ("Craps and Eleven") bet is a one-roll bet combining Any Craps with the number 11. On the table layout, each little "C" circle (for an Any Craps bet) has a little "E" circle adjacent to it ("E" stands for Eleven). Learn more about the craps C&E bet. written by William Enslen Jr
The Big 6 and Big 8 bets are identical to the Place 6 and Place 8 bets except for their payoff and location on the table layout. Learn more about the craps Big 6 and Big 8 bets. written by William Enslen Jr
The Two, Three, Eleven, and Twelve bets are individual one-roll bets on each individual number. Note that, if you make all four of these bets at the same time, it's called a Horn bet. Learn more about these craps one-roll bets. written by William Enslen Jr
Any Craps is a one-roll bet that wins if a craps (i.e., 2, 3, or 12) shows on the next roll, and loses if any other number shows. The minimum bet amount is the value of the lowest-denomination chip in play, usually $1. Learn more about the craps Any Craps bet. written by William Enslen Jr
A Hardway bet is a standing bet that you can make, remove, increase, or decrease at any time. You bet that a hardway number will show as a pair before any other combination of that number, and before a 7 shows. Learn lots more about the craps Hardway bets. written by William Enslen Jr
The Field bet is a one-roll bet that wins if a 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, or 12 shows on the next roll. It loses if a 5, 6, 7, or 8 shows. Learn more about the craps Field bet and Any 7 bet. written by William Enslen Jr
The Lay bet is for the 7 against your chosen number (i.e., the 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, or 10) and the payoff is according to true odds. It's the opposite of the Buy bet, much like the Don't Pass is the opposite of the Pass line. Learn more about the craps Lay bet. written by William Enslen Jr
All aspects of the Buy bet are the same as the Place bet except: 1) A Buy bet pays off at true odds, 2) You have to pay a tax, or a vigorish, to get the true odds, and 3) A Buy bet is positioned on the layout differently. Learn lots more about the craps Buy bet. written by William Enslen Jr
A Place bet is a "standing" bet, meaning the bet stays working, or standing, until it wins or loses, or until you remove it. A Place bet can be made on any of the point numbers: 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, and 10. Learn lots more about the craps Place bet. written by William Enslen Jr
A Don't Pass bet is almost the exact opposite of a Pass Line bet. Like the Pass Line bet, the Don't Pass bet is a Flat bet made prior to the come-out roll. Learn more about the craps Don't Pass bet. written by William Enslen Jr
The most basic craps bets are the Pass Line and Don't Pass. These bets are common in that each is a "Flat" bet, which means the bet is typically made before a new game starts and before a point is established. Learn more about craps Flat bets. written by William Enslen Jr
Let's learn the basic play of casino craps. A new game starts with the "come-out roll" where the stickman typically says, "New shooter, coming out." Once a new game starts, it continues until a "decision" is made. Learn more about the basic play of craps. written by William Enslen Jr
It's interesting to note the variety of dice-tossing styles you'll encounter over your craps-playing life. Some are plain and boring, weird and funny, and others are downright irritating. Which style is yours? written by William Enslen Jr
Is it legitimate or a scam? I suspect that the notion of dice control is a big-money industry (perhaps, multi-million dollars annually). But is it real or just an elaborate hoax to swindle you out of your hard-earned money? The answer seems so obvious. written by William Enslen Jr
Part 2 of my article about the load of crap that some websites feed you has even sillier claims than those in Part 1. They're hilarious. written by William Enslen Jr
As these excerpts show, the Internet is crammed full of ridiculous claims designed for one thing--to get your money. Don't be a sucker. Armed with facts instead of false hope, you'll be a strong weapon against the casino. written by William Enslen Jr
In the gaming world, B.S. sells and reality doesn't. One can only conclude that some authors either aren't the experts that Industry acknowledges them to be, or they're selling manure for an easy buck. written by William Enslen Jr
The "gambler's fallacy" is the false belief that fixed odds increase or decrease depending on recent occurrences. If you base your play on this fallacy, you're doomed to lose your shirt. written by William Enslen Jr
I've read a lot of my colleagues' books and articles and, as best I can remember, they all say that failing to set win/loss limits is one of the worst things you can do. I disagree--partially. written by William Enslen Jr
If anyone says or writes that he has a consistently "winning" craps system, he's either lying to swindle you or too stupid to know better. No consistently winning craps system exists, has ever existed, or will ever exist. << previous page 1 2 next page>> |
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