Casino Comps for Craps

How do you get casino comps for craps. What is the secret to earning comps at table games, especially casino craps. Today I talk with David aka Dice Master, and lean on his many years of experience working in the casinos, to help understand more about how the game of craps is rated and you earn comps for craps. "Experts guide to Comps" article - www.smartgaming.com/html/artic...
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"Experts guide to Comps" article -

[@RandyStClair-li4ss]

Based on you recommendation my wife and I went to casino quest to learn how to play craps and get some hands on experience. Our instructor was Alex and it was a great experience. We loved it. I would go back again and again to keep learned. Thanks for the help.

[@Mystico1600]

This is why tipping your dealers is so important. You look out for them, and they look out for you.

[@justindaviskbkr]

I go to harrahs quite often. Played the same all the time. I use to get about 1500 points for the weekend. I've gotten to know the dealers a little bit and quite often bet for them. I'll earn between 5,000-10,000 points on a weekend now

[@alyssadiceflipper5201]

This was hugely helpful!!!! Thank you. Next visit I will be sure to stop by Casino Quest to practice throwing before hitting the live tables.

[@AaronHawley]

The risk (house advantage) and reward (EV) on a blackjack hand is nearly the same every hand with the exceptions of doubling and splitting, side bets and game rule variations. So the comp is calculated on a percentage of the house advantage per hour.

[@deshonydo1433]

This explains why I can get rated at $50.00 or $200.00 a bet at different casinos in the same night. Incompetent supervisors are the problems to my playing for decent treatment. Thanks

[@jbjump5966]

Thanks - "confusing" doesn't begin to describe comps at craps -- at least now I know it isn't just me. In the future, I will be sure to ask questions and see what happens. Thanks for another informative session!

[@crapshack99]

This is fantastic info, thank you. Hope most get out of this to ask your rating! Most comps I’ve earned was just cause of conversation with pit boss and them explaining how they came to your rating.

[@chenryrex]

I found this interesting. When I asked how they calculate at the craps table in a couple of casinos is Tunica, MS. At each casino said that at table games, across the board, they check you in and 1st, you get different rating points depending on the table minimum, and those points are all calculated by the amount of time you spend at the table and not by your individual bet amounts.

[@g3tv735]

So basically make sure to tip the crew and get real buddy with the floor supervisor that's rating you. If he doesn't like your action go somewhere else. There's plenty of options on the strip. Good insight. Thanks

[@coralslover8006]

WOW! Very interesting information. I bought they rate my comps from how much I show money on table, you opened my eyes. I like your video and would like to see more like this. Thank you! Keep doing what you are doing.

[@Daniel-zf7tp]

Thanks guys. I have learned so much from your collaboration. Keep up the good work.

[@klle3419]

loved fhis - bring him back! would love to hear any updates

[@yo-levenedbread5354]

Everybody has their own reason for playing. Some play to win, some play for comps. I play for entertainment, and comps (which for me, never gets higher than a free beverage or two), is just a bonus!

[@dennisluznak2321]

Great video, always wondered how my comps were allocated. Good knowledge to know if you are a craps player

[@carlcolvin8320]

Thanks for the good information.

[@Jana-TheCraftyGambler]

We typically stay at Four Queens but I do a lot of my playing at The Freemont because the Pit boss and dealers are so friendly. The pit boss remembers my name from day to day. One morning I was playing at Freemont and the pit boss struck up a conversation. I was telling him that my husband and I don’t gamble together because we are each other’s Kryptonite. I happened to be on a heater and I saw my husband walk into the Freemont. I pointed out my husband to the pit boss, he went over and asked him to leave. At first my Hausa and was about to get upset but he saw me at the table and just turned around and left. I laughed so hard! Later on, we were walking thru the casino, the pit boss saw us and asked if he needed to clear a space for me and escort the gentleman out. We had so much fun that day and laughed harder than we had in awhile. Stuff like that is what brings us back to play. I could care less about the comps but they are nice when you get a free weekend stay. 😊

[@lanceking7451]

This helps me I just got back from Vegas today and am so sick of craps. Its just so hard to win at. Now I understand why after loosing 1000s of dollars I cant even get a free buffet

[@fasbe9]

Great Great Topic! I appreciate the video. I didn’t know that I could ask how I was being rated. I always have tried to color up with something and tip the dealer at the end of my session. That always seemed like the pit boss would notice what I came in with and what I left with. Now because I watched this video I will also talk to them to see how I’m being rated.