HYBRID ELECTRONIC CRAPS TABLE [The Top 10 Pros & Cons] [Roll To Win Craps]

[@knuteboy3778]

Another pro is that you can freely play dark-side strategies without anyone giving you the evil eye because players are focusing so much on their screens that they have no clue you are betting with the seven.

[@frigui6755]

Yea, but it does light up when you win on the dark side

[@deshonydo1433]

@@frigui6755 ~ I light up when I win too. I am a dark side hedge player and will change my play as the rolls prevail.

[@rubenowitzv.3135]

It’s great!.. All your plays are on your own screen, and you can move all bets up and down, no wasting time on chips or annoying dealers.

[@ja-cj9ud]

My first impression of this table was "what a gimmick". I wondered where the pole was that was supposed to be in the middle of it. But the $10 minimum and after watching bank rolls getting decimated and the $25 table, forced me to sit down and study the action of the few that were playing. For me, I found this new table took the stress and distractions away by being able to focus just on the screen in front of me and concentrate more intently on my strategy. It was a fast 3+ hour run. The $10 minimum was huge for me as I couldn't get any traction on the damn $25 min. live tables. It was a small learning curve. For example, I began dragging the chips down across the screen, but quickly learned just to tap the chip denomination I wanted and then tap the placement where I wanted it. I made some mistakes, but was able to correct them immediately by pressing the "undo" button. The "Stick" was happy to answer any questions I had as he had time to explain because there were no chips to be moved and the table automatically counted down the time until the next roll. I like the fact that you can bet any amount on the 6 & 8 and it will payout the exact odds to the penny (As it did on any number).

[@AnthonyHernandez-ly4zd]

Played at Harrah's and Linq's in Las Vegas last week. Played from SL-1 and SR-2, my wife and I had 27 and 28 rolls although averaged 9.25 on our rolls. We have better/longer rolls on the plexiglass tables than we do on a bouncy table, a hard surface table is our primary choice. These plexiglass tables are alot of fun, but the machine doesn't allow you to take down your don't pass bets if you wanted to AND sometimes for finger accidentally slides the chip off of a certain number and onto another random bet, OR you accidentally hit a larger chip denomination than you wanted to and the machine "times out" not allowing you to change your bet.

[@wvirishrover31773]

They have this table at the casino in York PA. They use it exclusively on weekday mornings when there isn't enough action to justify live dealers. I like it because it has a $5 minimum and you can control the bets all the time. It's a much shorter table, it seems, so if you're in a middle station, there is a very short throw.

[@GrubNGambling]

Thanks for this video. I’m a big fan of Roll to Win tables.

[@5DollarYo]

Me too. Sadly a lot of casinos are taking then out

[@jeffachristy]

I like it this new concept, need to find one near me so I can give it a try!

[@REPSDirect]

I switched to E tables because the pros you list far outweigh the cons, dealers can still be snippitty about hitting the wall, I think the tables are longer if you shoot from the end, and overcoming bouncy dice because of the plastic table top is doable.

[@thomasrand5913]

You left out the part where it pays in dollars and cents. $30 lay 4 vig is 75 cents. With this feature you should always buy the 4 5 9 10.

[@Herobrine30621]

I have played extensively on this table at Winstar Casino in Oklahoma. It is an awesome addition to the craps option. At Winstar, the only time it is a hand pay is if you cash out more than 2900 dollars. Still there is no IRS paperwork to complete. With an observant dealer, 20 to 25 seconds is the time between rolls. Where on the live table, it can be 1 minute or more between rolls.

[@frankwilhite6624]

The only down side here in oklahoma is the ante

[@frigui6755]

I'm a truck driver, I always try to stop at that casino, the 1st time I went there I went from $100 to over $300 the last 2 times I stopped there the table was closed

[@christopherlim947]

Just played on this machine in AC yesterday. Had a nice 34 Roll before I 7'ed out. You definitely want the position around where the stickman stands because youre freakishly close to the wall you have to toss to. I made sure to tip the dealer well so he didn't complain.

[@5DollarYo]

Yes the spot closest to the back wall is really nice 🙂

[@phxsun2001tony]

At all the Caesars Casinos in Vegas (Paris, Planet Holliwood, Harrahs, Linqs .....) the center two position/monitor have been disabled. I guess they got hit by players like you who could roll a long time without 7-out at those two postion. If you have long arms, you fingers are about 3 feet from the back wall. The same situation in Atlantic City Harrahs. Casinos in AZ are still OK, I was told.

[@toxsickdog]

I rolled a 37 & a pair 36's recently on the elecctro table. the 37 roll shoot was from the end of the table, & the 36's from stick left. I try to avoid those metal strips on the table, they randomize the dice ! when I first walked up to the table, There was just one guy at the end & He just began shooting..........He ended up shooting 62 rolls before 7 Out, What blew my mind was this shooter did not shoot ANY 7's during the entire roll, Not even on the come outs!! There were 3 different stickmen during that roll, when the 1st stickman was rotated back in, He was shocked to see the same guy shooting on the same roll, also, This shooter was not setting the Dice, He was a random roller!!! He was also killing the 6's.... rolled about 10 of them & made many points! that was the most amazing craps roll I ever seen by a long shot. And check this out... a week later, After that 62 monster roll, I was playing at a different casino, & that Mr 62 roller dude walked up to the table & waited for His turn, When He rolled a point number I immediately placed all of the numbers ($60 across) & the very next roll The Guy SEVENED OUT!! He yelled "Oh My God" And turned away and walked off cursing!! You just never know what this Dice will do.

[@fan_cool_007]

I love these tables, not sure how new it is but I first noticed it at Harrahs about a year ago. I find it kind of funny on how some people treat the plexiglass as if it was a soft felt clean the area around it before rolling the dice. 😆

[@5DollarYo]

What do u mean they clean the area?

[@deshonydo1433]

I have rolled die for about 40 years and last 5-10 years I have become hard of hearing ( a high intensity hearing loss) and am now considered deaf. I have had a problem at loud live craps games and even the sharp sounds of someone clapping can negatively affect my concentration. I found one of these tables in Las Vegas last December and was pleasantly surprised how it may be how I can enjoy the game again. I am still attempting to understand some of the differences.

[@TheSupafly]

One HUGE con that may or may not have been the case when you reviewed the tables months ago: They capped the odds bets at 2x for all pass line and come bet wagers. Was in Vegas recently and found this to be the case on the strip.

[@5DollarYo]

Yes. If I were to review again, huge con!

[@jessicaspellacy1412]

@@5DollarYo M Resort south of the strip is at 5x odds

[@brcage]

I've heard for controlled dice, it's actually good because the dice don't bounce as much for some reason....

[@5DollarYo]

@b.cage It doesn't have near as much bounce. The rubbery film on the table absorbs a lot of the bounce. Which you're right is great for dice control. The bad thing is for dice control is that that coating can kick the dice sideways if a corner of the dice hits it. I've found that if you can keep the dice flat at let them hit without the corners hitting you have much better chance of avoiding that 7.

[@frankle246]

​@@5DollarYoNow the dice controllers have to learn landing dice Flat ?

[@MrLeviaFUN]

Good video and I play only this at Harrahs Cherokee in NC. But it really feels like you had to really dig for those CONS. LOL. Best roll was 58 rolls on it

[@waynelacroix8870]

Can't wait to try one out

[@5DollarYo]

A lot of casinos are taking them out. I think they were getting gutted. I talked to a GM of one Casino that told me they just weren't profitable for the casino. If you find one, enjoy it. I don't have any close to me anymore.

[@waynelacroix8870]

@5DollarYo I've seen them in Vegas but didn't try one. For sure next time I will.

[@phxsun2001tony]

Casinos have been removing these electronic crap tables left and right. They are starting to install huge table game centers with BJ, Craps, Rollet and Baccarat. You can see the new one at Horse Shoe or the old Bally. The crap table is 3/4 sized table with felt. It is pretty bouncy. When it is your turn to roll, you leave your electronic monitor/station and go to the crap table to roll. I played for 4 days and made some money. My longest roll is 51. I had rolls of 20 and 30+. My die set is 1/4; 4/5, trying to get 6 and 8. No rotation on the dice.

[@frankle246]

You mean don't spin dice?

[@sreed3819]

For your information, the inside dimensions of the RTW table at the flat rubber above the pyramids is 10'-4 3/4" x 3'-10".

[@5DollarYo]

It's a short toss. Especially if you can grab a machine that is closest to the opposite back wall.

[@D.McNulty]

For someone like me I’m new to the game I would want the dealers there to help so I can ask questions. On the vouchers if your having a good session you could always withdraw just under the $1200 and reinsert new money.

[@5DollarYo]

Right on. Most dealers are pretty good at questions. It's a good way to learn . The lone dealer at these tables honestly should be able answer more as they aren't tied up paying out chips and placing bets

[@onenation7784]

Sound fun Can’t wait to play

[@toothpickproductions1283]

Nice.... Yeah, I think Your Top List pretty much tapped the similar items I had thought of too, over in my recent Top 10 Pro's & Con's video. ;-) Keep up the nice work!

[@5DollarYo]

Thanks! I just checked yours out as well. Nice Job.

[@jasonwest4683]

Yeah except his video was nice and to the point and yours drones on for 30 min of you lisping into a toothpick

[@JoeFerber]

I haven't played them yet, but NOT sure if I want to play them, as I PREFER the REGULAR craps table!

[@justinjdavis79]

Thanks for the video

[@scottmccloud2894]

Are the ODDS all the same as regular table. 6-5 odds on Odds bet for 6/8, 7 to 6 odds on 6/8 place bet? What is odds on any 11 (15-1)? Can you make a Hop bet?

[@5DollarYo]

Odds are the same. Cool thing is you don't have to bet the way you do what a regular craps table. Meaning you don't have to bet a $6 8 and a $6 six. You can bet any amount that you want in the computer just does the math on the odds

[@scalinaya]

I play this at Table. California has card and dice. Do you still set up your dice or do you just throw it randomly.

[@5DollarYo]

I always set the dice. This table is great because it's such a short distance to the back wall

[@afiblacksails23]

I think these tables will definitely attract the younger crowd and the new players but my concern is how sticky the dice are on the play surface and the stick man has a hell of a time sliding the dice around which will lead to the dice not lasting as long and needing to be replaced more often.

[@mattdavis4248]

This is interesting. I was in Vegas 6 months ago and didn't run into any of these tables.

[@deltadeltas4558]

I believe Harrahs has one, or did a year or so ago.

[@TheTylerjoy04]

Hows This Compared To The Single Bubble Crap Machine? Which Do You Think Is Better?

[@5DollarYo]

I like the hybrid table much better because you get to actually have your hands on the dice. Bubble craps is fun too. But you don't have the opportunity to set the dice and actually toss them

[@mandyprolago9585]

"... neanderthal hands..." "No whammies!" "... But they pass out comps like Halloween candy for the slots players.. " 😂 You put out great content, but I love it even more because of your analogies! 🤣 Keep it up!

[@5DollarYo]

😀

[@bubblecrapstracker201]

Nice overview

[@holdenmcgroin9774]

It really sucks because you are not allowed to set the dice. For a dice setter like me who has played every single hop on the table. I was down 1200.00 and came back when I bet the 6 4 hop for 50.00. Won 750.00 and did it again. Went home with a profit.

[@txmxlx37]

Looking for an explanation of the operation of the player's consul. At 4:05 you mention being able to remove all bets. How? Which button? A Pass line bet can't be removed if a point is in play. Let me know if someone has a video on the player's counsel. TIA

[@5DollarYo]

You obviously cannot pull down a contract bet like a pass line bet or I don't pass. As far as the other bets you can just place your finger on the chip and you should be able to just drag it off the table and it puts that bet amount back into your balance. You do have to be a little bit careful with it though or you might accidentally increase your bed by touching it rather than holding it and dragging it off

[@superlitepilot5506]

When you get into a longer roll and start making more advanced bets the game doesn’t give you enough time. I believe the machines in my area only give you eight seconds.

[@5DollarYo]

You might be talking about a different game. The dealer passes out the dice to the shooter and turns off the betting when they see everyone is done placing bets on their machines in this game

[@HawaiianAttitude]

another con is that there's no Bonus bet a or way to hit a Jackpot??

[@jessereichert7234]

Most casinos don’t comp on these tables at the moment and you don’t have to fill out a form if you win over $1200

[@robertlangford1883]

I disagree with the statement that the digital table makes the game less social. I’ve played both, and there is absolutely no difference. Actually, I think it makes it more social because your spending less time waiting to speak your bets and more time chatting and cheering on other players.

[@5DollarYo]

I actually agree with your statement. The more I've played the more social I've sent it become. It really just depends on the people at the table of course

[@cerka27]

I love it

[@kennyking9105]

I've rolled 38 rolls so far and my girlfriend rolled 47 rolls so far. I think isn't great for controlled throwing

[@comeout7331]

I play this quite a bit in Biloxi.....The tax slip for over 1200 is incorrect.....The tax only would happen if you made a bet that paid 1000x1 like a fire bet in the later stages.....The table is fun and if you progress your bet it can be very profitable....Good Luck

[@5DollarYo]

Great Intel. Thanks for ur comments.

[@rwood87]

What casino in Bikoxi do u play at?

[@comeout7331]

@@rwood87 Boomtown

[@rwood87]

@@comeout7331 I will be Biloxi soon, now I know where to throw the bones.

[@luiscosteno9235]

Where is this at??

[@old7PSO]

many of these tables are commission based like the slots. Casino has lower risks

[@5DollarYo]

Some Casinos like the ones in Oklahoma have a 50 cent Anti on every come-out roll. Ugh. The worst part is if you forget your anti the bets you normally have working are off until you anti.

[@RipOJ32]

Had a 52 roll on a table like this

[@JoeFerber]

2:21 - and that DID result in a seven-OUT!!!! I HATE it when people do that SHIT!!!

[@RichardSaling]

Casinos are removing them because they are too expensive to maintain, AND they pay out to the penny, vs rounding down, and since the chips and payouts are handled digitally which takes out human error, so the Casinos aren't making money from hem.

[@TheSpeedracer7]

Another Con: Cannot make a tip bet for the dealer.............only a direct tip by hitting the TIP button.........not as much fun.

[@conorbriggs6107]

It’s easier to play the Darkside including the big seven and turn off your bet’s at any given moment of time .In this world I’ve actually made more money than real craps tables I called this “Hybrid craps”

[@5DollarYo]

Great points Conor.

[@chuckbankston4528]

Biloxi has removed these machines “glitch”

[@TeddGCM]

A funny bounce causes a random number? Well, ANY throw is random, assuming you are not trying to slide them or some other BS

[@darrellq6954]

The tooth fairy is real….

[@davidpeek2154]

Pro: youre not required to bet on anyone's roll besides your own

[@end3rr362]

has anyone found a table like this that does give comps? could you theoretically bet both sides or bet dark side and equivalent place bets to always have a neutral outcome. losing no or minimal money but gaining a lot of reward points???

[@kennethsayers2569]

Parx

[@toxsickdog]

seen one up in Reno and minimum bets were $20 so I skipped it and played the bubble craps. the moving flashy lights annoyed Me, But then the bubble craps games have that lame voice shouting out to P U S H T H E B U T T O N on every roll & the dice get hung up sometimes. My favorite table is a real craps table with a $5 minimum bet. but they are scarce.

[@5DollarYo]

Lol. Yes the Push the button voice gets really annoying on bubble craps. Table minimums are getting out of control in many places. Roll to win has been typically lower where I've seen it.

[@timcowell2526]

the one sat my local went from physical dice to computer generated

[@justinscott3545]

mine did too just last week! (Milwaukee) So annoying.. I hate playing on computers that are designed to destroy you.

[@frankle246]

​@@justinscott3545Because they can computerize any outcome they want to.

[@reggiedunlop5167]

All rolls are random, regardless of what wizards and warlocks claim.

[@5DollarYo]

🤣🤣 keep telling yourself that Poindexter

[@chrismiller755]

Facts