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  • i visited this group a few years back when i first learned craps. it was great. now i just have a very basic question that i searched for the answer, but found various questions that were similar, but not exact. i'm sure it's been answered before, ...
  • The casino expects to break even on the odds bets, but the majority of all players can expect to lose on the odds bets..so for the majority of us craps players, it's not a "fair" "0" expectation bet! A bit of a quasi paradox Emotion: smile. JB
  • So we've argued about betting odds, about "math" about dice setting, about strategies... so how do you win at craps? what is your best "bet" for WINNING?
  • I usually play a tight place betting the six and eight, press, regress and hope for the best, but only rarely do I come close to doubling my buy in, which is frustrating. I want action, baby. So I am thinking of varying my play a bit, trying three ...
  • You want screen shots? You got 'em!
    OK, if you follow these links, you will be able to see four screen shots from WinCraps' Games Log page. Two of them are from the Games Log file p60no.bet.glg, the "number of rolls" and "$ Net" pages; the other two are from P60345.glg. Each file ...
  • ACDOC ... "Disciplined Money Management/Volatility Control concepts come from the world of finance. They use a type of model (stochastic volatility for the um-teenth time) because craps and certain stock instruments share something in common: they ...
  • I posted this in another thread, but making this separate just in case one of you guys can run the simulation, chart the results to a graph showing wins and losses. to build the graph: start the first roll at zero. if there is a win then make the ...
  • I was there Tuesday and made the RFID systems my first priority... good craps will be among the last table games to get RFID technology for tracking bets. The layout is too complicated for multiple sensors to track the many bets. This means that ...
  • ACDOC says that the reason a casino makes money on "fair" bets is because when a player goes broke by over betting their bankroll, or betting into their winnings, their "seat" can't be filled fast enough for the game to be considered continuous! That is ...
  • Craps is not a zero-sum game in the true spirit of the definition. Video poker still is though. The reason one could mantain that craps doesn't qualify, is the "buy" bets. In the case of buy bets, the casino is both a player, and a "third" party so ...