Why the 'Don’t' is Dark at the Craps Table
The “don’t” side of craps is usually given short shift when gambling writers delve into it. Why is that? Because it is (seriously) considered the “dark” side of the game. It is the side that should be avoided at all costs. It’s as if you are throwing your lot with the devil.
Going a Different Direction: Craps on the Darkside
I have written so many articles and books on craps that I have decided to start this article by looking at the often deliberately-overlooked area of the game.
No Dice Available at the Table? Give Card Craps a Shot
Giving players the games they want is part of the business for casino operators, and plenty of players have made clear they want craps. Through the 1940s and '50s it was the most popular casino table game in the United States before it was overtaken by blackjack in the 1960s.
Wrong Betting: A Craps Player's Guide to the 'Dark Side'
For many players, the prospect of winning together is part of the fun in playing craps, and most players bet with the shooter. But some players simply want the best odds for their money, and in craps, that comes with betting opposite the shooter.
Analysis: Ways to Bet on 6 and 8 in Craps
Other than 7, the 6 and 8 are the most frequently rolled numbers in craps. And since 7 is a losing number in most craps bets, 6 and 8 are high on the priority list for players.
The Flawed Logic of Craps Systems: Uncovering the Reality of the House Edge
Analyzing Buy Bets in Craps: Finding the Best Deals
Betting the Pass and Don’t Pass in Craps
Crash Course Craps
Craps and I
History of Craps
5 of the Biggest Craps Rolls in History
8 Things You Should Never Do at the Craps Table
Common Craps Bets
Adventures With Dice Control
It was in the early 2000s that I first learned about a technique called “rhythm rolling” from my friend and fellow gambling author Frank Scoblete. Frank and I met periodically in Las Vegas when we were both card counting at blackjack.