THE 20 WINNING RULES OF CRAPS - A UNIQUE STRATEGY FOR CRAPS

[@Verysexzy4you]

I died laughing on rule #16 because I dont know how many times I've tried to dont a old guy on a cold table only to lose my money!! Now i go big on them!

[@Jana-TheCraftyGambler]

One that I do without fail is, before I ever place a bet, is sit back and watch each shooter. I size them up before I bet on them. This has proven to be so valuable when I play.

[@rubenowitzv.3135]

Craps table is like 4 quarters in football, and knowing when to put your offense and defense in certain situations.

[@ddyoder]

love this video- your "rules" certainly align with my play and beliefs after playing for about 10 years. A good recipe for fun, making money when the hot rolls come, and not getting in over your head. Thanks for making and sharing this.

[@Jana-TheCraftyGambler]

These are very goods points. When I step up to a table. I watch for at least a few shooters before I ever buy in. And even then I watch for a few more rolls before I ever make a bet. I watch each shooter and do exactly as you said. I size them up before I bet on them. Also I ask the players around me and I look at their chips. You can usually tell a seasoned player by the chips they have. But I will say you can’t always tell a good player by how much they buy in for. There are people who think they are a hi roller and they don’t have a clue.

[@filmtajm35]

The 20 rules of craps: Be the casino. You will win all the time. Guarenteed.

[@MrDogfish83]

Don't forget to say your daily affirmations: I'm good enough, I'm lucky enough, and doggonit, the dealers love me /s

[@deyusfilms]

THIS IS HILARIOUS

[@zztomj]

FWP Productions Woah calm down, it sounds like you got liquored up but lost control :)

[@rogeeeferrari]

Lots of good advice here, bring enough money, start small, know when to leave. Knowing when to leave is a factor not only when you're losing but when you are up as well.

[@franklupiani430]

I threw for over an hour a few weeks ago in Vegas. Made others at the table thousands. Set the dice one way to establish a point, another way to get the point. Yes there is more luck than skill involved but if you throw exactly the same way every time and it's working, simply put.... it improves your luck. Later in the day I won 1500.00 by playing off a couple other shooters who threw the same consistent way every throw. Great adivice on almost every rule. Great video, Thanks!

[@jonathanhains814]

Let me add another rule: Quit while you're ahead. Color up after a few good rolls. Maybe let only one bad roller take your money after a hot streak.

[@qtxusa]

Exactly right. If you've played for a while you recognize a "hot streak" and bail when it's done. Problem is, that's when it feels the best........ when you're up, playing with their money (uh, wrong) and you stay. Not me. I bail and go get a drink and do something else.

[@Jana-TheCraftyGambler]

One that has helped me is don’t over think the game and don’t second guess yourself. The more you think about it the more you will loose. I’m a firm believer in playing at an empty table. That’s when you do the best.

[@5DollarYo]

It's crazy how many people avoid the empty table. I'll take it every time!

[@neilbooth1051]

Jana Giraud Also chips at end of table don’t interfere with your dice roll !

[@MyRockHoMama]

I made 1900 off a table with old men with green chips. They hit my bonus all small twice. And a shit ton of pass

[@mlbzityc2505]

this video is great and must players should watch this, thank you so much because I learn a lot.

[@ericaarseth7678]

Don't gamble with money you can't afford to lose should be rule #1!

[@DreadedTHEORY]

great video, you confirmed some rules i made for myself even. Nice to finally see a Craps video made for the ppl that actually know the game.

[@cherylbryson8005]

Thanks for sharing these 20 tips! Some of these are very good tips I have never considered. Thanks!

[@Bad_Idea_Mike]

Most of these rules apply to Blackjack as well. On my last cruise, our BJ table was louder than the Craps table. It became a competition to see who could have the most fun. One of my best times ever gambling... and I walked away with more chips than I started.

[@coastflyer1]

Great stuff. You rock. I’m glad you show the rule in text on the screen because the background music, to me, drowns you out. Back off the music by half. Still, your info & all the comments taken together makes this vid top notch fun because it’s like being there with everybody. Thank you.

[@kodiak536kodiak536]

Best way to play craps is to be VERY observant when you first get to the table. See who's rolling how and check out everyone's chip counts. Start playing on the cheap to get the feel of the table. Ask the dealers how the table is...most will tell you honestly how "hot" or "cold" the table is. I used to frequent Vegas, weekly during the week on my days off, walk around the strip and checking out the tables at most all of the Caesar's casinos. I used to hit "fire bets" for @$1700 weekly with just a $5 bet on hot shooter or when I get the streak. Few times, I hit all 6 numbers for 1000:1 odds fire bet! Got my car and bike paid off, new flat screen T.V, etc.

[@markchalled3976]

Thanks for the tips.

[@profha2]

Thanks for sharing. Lot of things you mentioned I was doing wrong and no wonder I was rolling 7. Thanks again

[@buddyprice7541]

I used to do #7, i am looking forward to playing sober! I felt very uncomfortable in the past playing sober. If I still feel uncomfortable I will not play. Good video!

[@5DollarYo]

Right on Buddy. Feeling comfortable is most important. But you don't need booze to do it. Neither do I. I prefer to drink when playing but I play often without drinking as well. Lots of things can impact how comfortable you feel at the craps table. Rule #1 is if you aren't comfortable you will lose. It's interesting that sometimes you can walk up to a table and feel uncomfortable. Then come back 30 minutes to the same table and have a whole different feel. Game on. Make your own lucky Budy!

[@whippet71]

Place the 5,6,8,9 after a cluster of 7’s roll. Tell the dealer to ‘work’ your bets on the come out roll. You have 18 ways to win and 6 ways to lose. There are 36 combinations. 18 of those combinations are the 5,6,8,9 and the 7 rolls 6 ways. Take 3 wins and pull down your place bets. Then time the 7’s for your next set up. On normal distribution a 7 will roll every 6 rolls. Possible combinations equals 36 and the number 7 is 6 of those combinations, so the math is 6/36 or 1 in 6. However, as you know it is random, in other words you will cycle through a cluster of 7’s because it is the highest probability roll. If you are seeing back to back 7’s and 7’s evert 2-3 rolls, the frequency has compressed to a 7 every 3 rolls. It will regress to the mean of our baseline 6 by expanding the distance from the 7 to perhaps every 12 rolls or even higher (this is what we call a hot shooter). If you don’t believe me take a pair of casino dice (weighted and balanced) dice and add the cumulative totals of each roll for about 30 rolls, that number will be near 210 or 7 X 30. The sum of the rolls divided by 7 will inversely give you the number of rolls also. Also, of the 36 combinations, half or (18) combinations are even numbers and (18 ) combinations are odd numbers. The same is true with the 5,6,8,9. These numbers comprise (18) combinations and the other numbers 2,3,4, 7,10,11,12 comprise (18) combinations. Also, half the time the dice are greater than 7 and half the time the roll is less than 7. So, you have three 50/50 propositions and tracking two trending in one direction will give you an indicator for the 3rd set of data’s regression to the mean. Employing these statistical anomalies will give you the best opportunity to time the proximity of a 7 rolling. The probability of not rolling a 7 on any given roll is 30/36 or 83,3%. The probability of not rolling a 7 in two back to back rolls is (.83X.83) or 69%. The probability of 3 rolls without a 7 is (.83X .83 X .83) or 57%, so be careful. Just think for a minute almost 50% of the shooters who take the dice will roll a 7 within the first 3 rolls. This is why you must have monitor the frequency of the 7 and do not bet until the compression of 7’s begins to unwind. And remember there are NO combinations of bets where the House does not have an advantage, NONE. You will only win when you are lucky enough to choose the right side of an aberration and you can’t choose it if you don’t recognize it. In the words of that Romanian terrorist in the movie Taken, “Gud luck”.😎

[@thetruth680]

What ? 🤔😩

[@p.r.pursell3669]

I hit 11 7s in a row costing a man 11000. In 11 rolls he was betting dont come and they were.i have won the shooters challange atleast 15 times for over 20 points

[@whippet71]

P.R. Pursell , WOW, that will happen only 1/6(11) or on normal distribution every 362,797,056 rolls. So, if there is a dice roll every 90 seconds, you would have to roll you would have to roll the dice 8 hours a day for 1,133,740.8.

[@dr.jcraps1896]

@@p.r.pursell3669 You mean Don't Pass. Don't Come 7 Game Over. When I play the Don't Pass if I get knocked off first roll I usually stop until shooter hits the point. I have rolled a combination of 9 7's/yo 11's on the come out using my flowing 3 set.

[@islandboy9580]

Robin Swilley if its not on video to prove it then it didnt happen in my book. Anyone can say they rolled 11 7’s in a row . 😂

[@edwardbenton8323]

one rule I like that you missed is the sound the dice makes in the hands of a Pro!! you will not here the dice kiss together, and when they hit the felt flat, they make a thud. keeping them from bouncing around, which causes a lot of random numbers to come up!! and keeps them from hitting the back wall hard, which you brought up.

[@edwardbenton8323]

also a lot of Pros will shoot from stick left or right spot 1 or 2, which is the first and second spot left or right of the stick man!! Good Luck hope I helped some of you!!

[@5DollarYo]

+yetor K10 benton. great point . I know that sound well!

[@Righttrackwrongtrain]

Rule #24 If he has a Rolex on and line the dice up, bet with him. IDK why, but just do it.

[@phiberoptik232]

Great info....but you could have left or turned down that annoying background elevator music.

[@pitbullkeys3752]

Seriously. Its annoying, unnecessary and drowning him out.

[@williammedve4930]

Yea get rid of that music

[@alejandrocastro7003]

What a nice video. No gimmicks just some good advice.

[@profha2]

Absolutely relevant points. I have seen it and experienced it all first hand

[@hiromi8o852]

$5 yo!! I love that name brother. Reminds me of a crazy Super Bowl weekend in Vegas couple years back. Being from Hawaii, I usually play downtown, as that's where all the "locals" play.(We call Fremont st. the ninth island of Hawaii) Golden nugget, sat night..group of us Hawaiians playing craps, most of us (not me unfortunately) betting $5 yo on the come out, parlaying when it hits. Drunk guy with the loudest aloha shirt steps up to shoot, calls for the yo & hits it! Now we have 5 people parlaying...& he hits it again!! Now all five are at table max of $200 on the yo...he hits it 3 more freaking times in a row!! Cleaned out rows & rows of chips...so much so that after paying out you could see the circular patterns of dust where the chips were probably sitting for years!! So many combos of yo bets, e/t, horn highs, those five rolls took about 40 min after the dealers figured out the payouts. Crazy!!

[@hiromi8o852]

I almost forgot to say, great video sir. Really related to all your rules, except maybe the one about the trench coats, but I'm sure you have your reasons for that one.

[@5DollarYo]

+Hiromi 8o8 thats a great story! The patterns of dust... awesome.

[@ciscoj33]

Rule #21........take profits when you got 'em. I can't tell you how many times I've been at the craps table and see players constantly pressing up their bets 1 2 3 four hundred dollars, and they never take down those profits and they lose all of it when a 7 comes out. Saw a guy two weeks ago with $350 on every off point number and yep......here came the 7. It was a $25 minimum table, and on that 7 he lost over 2 grand. It boggled my mind because the dude just kept pressing. Craps may be a gambling game, but you don't wanna gamble stupid! Here's a tidbit.......the dealers will take off your chips back down to minimum if you ask. Another tidbit......don't start pressing up until you have enough in your chip tray to cover the loss of the press, as well as the loss of the original bet. For example, if the minimum is $25, and you have $25 on every point and $25 on the line, don't start pressing up your bets unless and until you have $300 in your chip tray. Now, of course, it helps if you have a long rolling shooter but that goes without saying.

[@jmichel70]

NIce video, thanks for the advice. I am a dice setter and it really helped my game.

[@arealmench]

I've seen robot machines that toss the dice exactly the same way every time landing in the exact same spot and the numbers are all still random with 7 coming up the most then 6 and 8. You can become a millionaire playing craps if you are a billionaire.

[@binky29]

Had to laugh about that rule on the shooters with coats. started betting the don't on them and have been profitable.

[@dontswin]

That is the weirdest Rule I've ever heard but maybe there's something to it, but I doubt that seriously.

[@howellwong11]

I agree with most of the 20 rules. I am still afraid of playing on and empty table because I don't feel comfortable. I am ahead slightly because I limit my losses and know when to quit when I am ahead.

[@Jana-TheCraftyGambler]

Howell Wong, don’t be afraid of an empty table. I love it! The only thing is, once I find an empty table, it doesn’t stay empty long, those who are just waiting for someone to start playing jump on. Once that happens I sit back and watch how they play before I place any bets. Chances are they are new to the game, which is why they waited for someone else to open the play up. One reason I like an empty table, is because I don’t second guess myself and my bets. I start talking to the dealers and just throw the dice and don’t think about it. I typically do pretty well. If someone does jump into the game, like I said watch them first, size up the players and see if they know what they are doing. However, there is something to be said about a virgin players being lucky. I’m a pretty superstitious player tho.

[@Kate98755]

An empty table is a chance for shooting practice, but they don’t stay empty for long

[@hiromi8o852]

I'd like to add a rule: Trends rule craps, so play on what's been hitting!! I see too often that players want to balance their bets. Ex: they start with $22 inside... 6 hits, they press it to $12. 6 hits AGAIN, now they press the 8! Then another SIX & they press the 9! WHY?? Play what's been hitting!! I once rolled for over an hr, & by the time the bad # showed I had more than $800 on the felt, though about 3x that in my rack. Yet I had a mere $10 on the 10. I started with $27 across & pressed 1 unit after every hit, but not until I had recouped my initial investment. At least from my experience, trends rule the craps table. If hardways are hitting, throw $1 on each & press slowly. If the field gets hot, put a red chip in there & use the winnings to press your place bets.

[@hiromi8o852]

Yes, some bets have a higher house edge than others, & will cost you more in the long run, but playing a few hrs on your vacation is a series of short runs, & anything can & will happen. Bet on the hot shooters & #s & you will maximize both your fun & potential for a huge win.

[@hiromi8o852]

It's also true that all the bets in the middle, & especially the 1 roll bets have the worst house edge, but don't be afraid to throw a few dollars on those once in a while. Some of my biggest wins have been attributed to the sucker bets when they hit. $2 c/e on the come out provides a lot of action & excitement cheering for the yo, & also provides insurance on your pass line bet, & a base to make a killing should the shooter start going @around the horn" If a crap hits, use the $6 to replace your pass line bet & press the c/e $1. If a yo hits press your $2 c/e to a $5 horn high yo & rack the $16. Horn # hits make it $8 horn. I've found lit of the time there's one magical roll of horn #s on the come out, & ive turned that $2 into over $300 profit multiple times.

[@hiromi8o852]

Another strategy: Find the lucky players & copy what they bet. Seems really simple, since it is! I've had a lot of success with this one. Pay attention to who's winning & also to what & how theyre betting. Now throw a few dollars on whatever they have bet, but do it fast before the dice go out!!

[@hiromi8o852]

Field betting strategy: ~Make sure it pays double on the 2 & triple on the 12, or vice versa. This makes betting the field not that bad of a bet. 16 ways to win 20 ways to lose, but after accounting for the 2/12 it brings it down to 19/20 ~Never ever chase the field. The field is most certainly not alive after five. Trends rule the craps table. I'll never replace my losing field bet the roll after. For me, I'll start with $16/$17 inside if the point is an inside # + a field bet. I like to start out with the field bet, since it can win multiple times before losing. I don't replace it once it loses until it hits 2x in a row. Point is 10/4 I'll place 6/8/5 + a field bet for some iron cross action. When the fields hitting I may press or use the profits to press my other place bets, mainly the 6/8/5 so I'll make a little more profit after accounting for the field loss.

[@gtablogger3459]

Very interesting take on craps strategy. Thanks for sharing!

[@BeDaBear1]

I agree with a lot of this. I hate playing at a downer table. I'm there to try and make money, I don't discriminate. I'll play the don't along with the pass. If I feel a shooter is going to 7 out, I'll let him throw 3,4 times than play a DC. If I don't like the number (say 6,8,) I'll take it down and try for another number, or just ride it out. If I'm unsure about a shooter, I'll do a slow climb with the shooter and see how it goes without risking a lot of money. If I feel a shooter will be hot, I'll do a progressive betting system and hope to cash in.

[@jonathanhains814]

Robert Klingel don't take that DC 6/8 down immediately. Use it to hedge the 7 risk on the next DC bet, then take it down. Just my sdvice.

[@crapschamp9986]

Rolled 30 with winter coat on cold no worm up good advice though for most the bet guy was look at me roll after roll the next day came back he was the pit boss uto

[@fostinator69]

19 was your best tip. Imo

[@joannmorzov6870]

Rule #21 add two [2] zero's [0] to the table limit and that should get you a 'good' session of craps (weather you win or lose). I learned this on the old $0.25 Craps tables at El Cortez, miss those dayz. Craps is only game that the Players control. That's what makes it a great game. Best Advise in this Video, it is a SOCIAL GAME. Not like Blackjack when you get yelled at for taking too many cards!

[@DanielDiaz11]

Like it! Serious, but not too serious. After all, this is game. Have fun!

[@rongebeau530]

can the music be any more annoying

[@feeatlastfeeatlast5283]

Please lower the music volume

[@vincecampillo2975]

The music is not necessary. It's annoying and over shadows your voice. If you must have it, lower the volume.

[@exbankerbob1]

Incredible. after rule # 5 I was ready to start screaming about the music and I clicked on ‘reply’ and saw your post right on top. Music playing when someone is talking is ALWAYS annoying. why it is done is a mystery. I’m glad it just isn’t me.

[@goonerbear8659]

From personal experience, when they say you wanna be around for the hot roll, it's usually THE hot roll. Color up when it ends.

[@5DollarYo]

Knowing when to color up and walk away is critical!

[@Ken-hh3zf]

Been shooting craps at the Kansas Star quite often, I need to make a table to practice on though. They just got in a electronic Craps table, will be trying it out.

[@5DollarYo]

Hey Ken. When you say electronic craps table, do you mean the hybrid table with the glass top? Or what kind of electronic game?

[@Ken-hh3zf]

@@5DollarYo The one with the glass top where you actually throw the dice. the only casino employee is the stick man to record what you throw.

[@5DollarYo]

Giddy Up

[@Ken-hh3zf]

@@5DollarYo They were training their employees the Thursday night, so I figured it would be up and running last night well it was not. Maybe tonight??

[@5DollarYo]

@@Ken-hh3zf Cool. Dealers probably aren't too happy.

[@hard107]

Great Video, Thank you.

[@niceguy6837]

I can barely hear you over the music

[@Dcarlin2012]

Great common sense rules to play by. Good to see a video featuring the Kansas Star!

[@CozmoNurse]

The back ground music is WAY too loud! I stopped halfway through.

[@roostermo6622]

Alcoholics can give good advice just like anyone else. Well done!

[@txkevin3467]

Is there a rule for when a shooter starts getting hot .....and I load up all the numbers ....and they 7 out?

[@5DollarYo]

It happens right?! Sometimes when you look down and start counting how much money you have on the table that's when that 7 comes. Hopefully as you're building up your racking chips and filling up your tray before that seven actually comes and wipes out the table. It's tempting and sometimes I'll will pull down my bets. That's hard to do when the table's hot. But sometimes if you pull down everything you've got out there that adds an awful lot to your rack. But again it's very difficult to do on a hot table.

[@youngcity2161]

The only way I've ever had success in craps was bet on six eight and don't pass

[@adaboy4z]

Ive made the most money on hard ways and horn! The field has paid well too.

[@renegadereid84]

Rule #22 Don't ask other gamblers for chips it makes them angry 😠

[@markanthony976]

Fuck the other players

[@emoe40]

Rule #23 Dont let a random low chip stranger offer to put his chips on top of your odds and offer to split the winnings.

[@renegadereid84]

@@emoe40 yo you're funny LMAO 😂

[@bobcrane2720]

@@emoe40 If someone is not using the odds bet at all, it's fair to ask; I wouldn't split with a stranger though.

[@emoe40]

@@bobcrane2720 Those guys do exist and they are bottom feeders with 20 dollars left on a 25 dollar table

[@fascistanarchist]

THIS SHIT IS LIKE THE "EAT, PRAY, LOVE" OF CRAPS.

[@vedansh6253]

Perfect 👌 buddy thanx for sharing it

[@cannotgitrite]

Great rules!

[@Scott.Mariani]

Great video thanks. I liked the music too, kind of felt like watching an old Warren Miller Ski flick, very enjoyable. Do you use other sets or is the six up hardware your go-to? Thanks again.

[@timmars2076]

i stopped after rule 2. thanks bro..

[@ericw.gatson-michalak1733]

Cool video. I like your perspective. How do you feel about betting a pass/don't pass to feel a shooter out before deciding to go light or dark? Thanks for the knowledge brother.

[@5DollarYo]

Thanks for the kind comments. I've seen the pass/dont pass strategy in a video and its and interesting concept. I dont believe that every casino lets you do that however. You can bet a place bet on the same number as ur Dont come bet or the point however If u feel like the shooter might throw that number. Or dont be afraid to jump back off the donts and ride a shooter u initially thought wasn't going to throw well. I used to lose sometimes because I was too stubborn to admit I misjudged a shooter. Check out our video on surviving a cold craps table if haven't watched it yet. Thanks man!

[@traemcpherson7266]

I love that you use Kansas dice and a Kansas casino in your video! #KansasProud

[@cjbaerastafa5421]

Rule #21. Geronimooooooooo

[@spycam56]

I call BULLSHIT!!! Understand this: 1. Craps is a game of attrition...most shooters WILL 7 out within a few rolls (the math says 6 rolls on average because 7 can come up 6 ways), so you must try and stay on the table until a hot roll comes, that means start betting in units that will keep you at the table for at least 6 to 9 shooters, hoping that a hot roll will happen sometime within those shooters. 2. Craps is a game of Money Management!!! Know WHAT bets are the best bets, and that's not difficult to know, it's 6 & 8, and betting max odds allowed behind the Pass Line. Bet on the 5 & 9 next at lower units (unless you are already at single units), and then cover the 4 &10 IF to have already managed to collect on a few of the inside bets, again this goes back to #1. above, Attrition...stay at the table as long as you can, if you go in full force on the first few shooters, you're doomed!!!! 3. Create a betting strategy! There are a ton of betting strategies out there, just do some research and find one that suits what you can afford AND most importantly keeps you at the table!!! 4.KNOW YOUR LIMITS!!! This is in CAPS for a reason, dont game if you cannot afford to lose! All casino games are set up to put you at a disadvantage, it doesnt mean you cant get luck or hit a hot streak, but just remember its entertainment first....professional gamblers can bankroll their lifestyle and work, can you!?!?!? I love craps because it's a social game, it's the best odds game in the casino for the exception, a fraction of a percentage, of Roulette, but who In the fuck wants to play Roulette! There is nothing more exciting, fun, or profitable then a hot craps table! I have studied the game for over 50+ years (started shooting craps as a 10yo in grade school), in the Army I was always The Bank and made a 2nd living on pay days taking $$$$ from guys who didnt know the odds. I hit my local tribal casino 3 days a week...and never have to tell the dealers to place my bet, they already know how I bet and play. I casino also comps me and my guests whatever I want to eat, Steak House, Seafood Buffett, etc., I am also compted concert tickets and hotel rooms whenever I want. I get all this and I only buy in for around $200 each visit. On average my annual winnings are between $3,000 and $5,000. My best year was over $12,000, and my worst year was -$4,000. My best one day win was $22,000+ (that included a $5,000 & $1,250 Fire Bet pay out). If you are interested in knowing what betting strategy I use, hit me up. Take care all!!!

[@tripsmarketinggroup]

spycam56 Hey whats your email

[@matty7755]

spycam56 what is you betting stategy i will like to know. Here is my email : [e-mail]. Thank you

[@bazillionaire8]

I'm interested in your craps strategy. [e-mail]

[@todds7614]

rule 21 bet on all green horn women who have never played before ever they are somehow gifted seem to hold the dice for a long time.

[@makeshiftplayer]

Todd s dude seriously this night there was like 6 women first time throwing all fucking won in one throw.... i lost a lot

[@MrChadsimoneaux]

+Bigga Winna Crapsa It's true. First time I threw for 45 mins. Never been able to make more than one point since.

[@ArronwithtwoRs]

I slam the wall. I've had three of four 40+ rolls.

[@CozmoNurse]

I really like your video, but the background music is WAY loud compared to your speaking voice. It was hurting my ears. Background music should be just that... background.

[@wuatfb]

most important rule for making money at a crap table... TIP THE DEALERS! its amazing how many times the dealer misses a losing field bet, or doesn't lock up a losing come bet or books a really late winning yo, c&e, horn high X bet...

[@5DollarYo]

This has been a tough one for me. At times I've had some great success with tipping dealers. they sometimes won't get on you if you are short rolling a bit. And it can sometimes just make a better mood / energy at the table. Other dealers just are unpleasant no matter what you do. It sometimes is just the culture within certain casino's dealers where they treat players as the enemy and not a customer.

[@livinb450]

I had to stop at 13. which I agree with. 12 too, 10 and 9 also, all, duhh. # 1 too. all these "rules" are basic. When he acts like he can control the outcome of dice, is when I consider this hard to stomach. I am a crap dealer and boxman. The best gamblers I see, are patient. They only bet the pass line (or the dont) (take max odds) and place the 6 and 8. They bet in small amounts, relative to how many chips are on the rail (they bring more bankroll for their bet size). They bet more money on the pass line (like double) than on any individual place bet. They usually only place the 6 & 8. They are aggressive to take winnings from a place bet and spread it out in more place bets or pressing. They press bets that have a small house edge rather than covering more numbers. They are not superstitious. They are concerned with odds, and money management, so they are around to see a long roll.

[@se9618]

what about the field? I was on, what felt like, a 100 roll heater. Because I was shooting I obviously had the pass line and took the odds, but I made my money in the field.

[@livinb450]

@@se9618 field bets have a 5.56% house edge. not a terrible bet on a crap table. On a "heater" imply dancing around the 7 for a long time. The field will do quite well if you dance around the 7 while all the other #'s get their fair share of rolls.

[@se9618]

@@livinb450 exactly. I didn't hit a 7 for about 30 - 45mins. I was hitting numbers for ppl but I only had money on 6 and 8 (sometimes) but money on the field every time.

[@jf5618]

DEFINITELY have to be in the right mental state to play and commit to multiple buy ins if needed cause it’s a likely situation but...the circle ALWAYS turns!

[@briancline7349]

This contains a lot of superstitious rules along with rules that simply don’t follow logic (treating shooting at craps as something as skill based as shooting at basketball or something the way they talk about rating every shooter). There may be on occasional rate player who can improve the odds to some degree with long practiced dice control but mostly that sort of advice just doesn’t fit reality, that trashy looking guy you said not to bet on will have the same chance of throwing sevens as the well dressed older gentleman with the tray full of green chips.

[@dontswin]

Rule #21 Don't ever let the Casino tell you the dice are balanced! There's a 70% chance they are not.

[@PsyQoBoy]

I deal craps at a casino and that question has not been asked before. Craps doesn't make money for the casino, there's like one craps table on the main gaming floor. Don't think they'll rig the dice that way. Also where did you get 70% figure from? Also nothing is made the same if you look under a microscope there's 100% chance the dice aren't the same, coz they gonna be atoms difference of each other.

[@mbj6555]

Mostly superstitious nonsense.

[@josephprata7080]

EXCEPT THE BACK OF TABLE RULE. 100% TRUE

[@jessieeads4509]

Enough with the music already 😮

[@brake1adam]

Well... Interesting video... #1 rule is play with how the table is shooting...

[@filldrummin42]

Great content but you need to pay attention to your production. Background music was WAY too loud for the VO level. Try using compression on your recording software next time. And thanks for the tips!

[@dvyngl4453]

On my first time at the craps table which was recently, I followed almost all of these rules except for the alcohol one, I came in with $100, I used 60 bucks, left with 1,000. Never even watched this channel nor episode of craps insight but, I did it ! It’s possible folks I promise

[@gscop1683]

Just add that after They Earn It.....you should be pressing with House Money from smart low bets that hit. Even On Your Own Roll !

[@Ponlets]

i think its weird that videos like "never lose at craps" have no comments and no likes (they are disabled)

[@5DollarYo]

Some of those are trying to sell you something so they disable the comments because it''s all negative.

[@johnpressurewashingpaintin9066]

Rule #7 lol got it!

[@jibblyjump]

Not bad. I don’t agree with all of them but not bad overall.

[@larryedwards1731]

I grew up about 30 minuets from Mulvane. Douglass raised 😂

[@chankd3321]

Rule #10/12/20 are good, the rest are junk. The dice don't have a memory and dice control is not a thing. Those facts negate all the other rules in this video.

[@jamespeterson4301]

Enjoyed the video, but have to comment about the too-loud music. Please do not do this!

[@robertdasilva9842]

Music too loud! it's hard to hear you

[@flyingo]

Kansas Star? Are you near Wichita? I was invited to, and played a few craps tournaments there a few years back. Placed 11th (just out of the money 🙄) and 14th in a couple. Lots of fun.

[@jamesadams893]

I have dealt craps for many years and this video is a load of crap,there is no way to win in the long run,the best you can do is make bets with the lowest casino advantage which boils down to betting on the number seven. It doesn't matter who is shooting the dice the number 7 is the most likely number to come up every roll.

[@5DollarYo]

So was a dealer you've never had a. Of a time where I table was winning? I'm sure over the course of an 8 hour shift or long work week the house wins. But that doesn't mean individuals can't do well. The point of dice control is to improve the odds of not throwing a 7 and extend the roll. Sure anyone can throw a 7 anytime. But its not accident that I've hit small, tall, and overall as many times as I have.

[@rogeeeferrari]

No craps dealer would make these comments, very rude as well...

[@ZieglerMonster]

sweet

[@billcollins4417]

If the shooter, in your opinion, deserves just a minimum pass line bet, then bet zero on him and save yourself some money. Also, instead of trying to get excited, I try to stay calm and just let my toss do my winning for me when I shoot.

[@1wood101]

How do I control the dice in Bubble Craps? Haha!

[@5DollarYo]

LOL> I just played some bubble Craps yesterday, and rolled for over 30 mins. I would wait until the dice bouncing around would have hard way numbers on the top to push the button. Probably doesn't do much good, but it worked yesterday.

[@livinb450]

@@dalesyang I have some land I want to sell these people. Where i work They want me to hurry people up and not let them get the dice facing how they want, and them do their routine. It is just for speed though. We are scared of card counters, not dice tossers. Know body gets kicked out for tossing dice too good. We love these people who think they control dice.

[@michaelrodriguez6984]

Would hopping the 7S for 3 dollars be a good hedge bet on a dont come too?

[@nisejohnsmith]

Rule #7 should've been "order yourself a nice 7 and 7."

[@davidtrutwin5303]

What about the times when someone else is the shooter?

[@bobcrane2720]

My goal is to recruit a team to always have controlled shooters in the 6 best spots on the table (though lefties and long range shooters are very specific talents.) I made $100 average per session over a year, winning almost all of them; but it was sooooo boring waiting for my turn with the dice and I rarely saw any other controlled shooters there. 1 night I got on a table where everyone was doing dice control, I turned $176 into $1600, left with $1150.

[@UltimateTexasHoldemGuru]

Rule #21......... EVERY SHOOTER IS RANDOM!!!!!!!

[@Holy_hand-grenade]

NC State Wolfpack Exactly.

[@LisaBrown-yt3cs]

Some of these rules make sense but some others are nonsense.. such as don't come on anyone wearing a coat. Sounds like you had a bad night but how do you make this a rule? Thanks for the video overall.... do you think dice control is possible with the spikes on the wall?

[@5DollarYo]

+Lisa Brown thanks for the comments Lisa. The don't bet on shooters wearing a coat rule is funny but true. I'm talking about winter coats and yes some people actually play in them rather than check their coat or valet. Winter coats can be restrictive and mess with roll. These people crap out fast often. As for dice control it's best to not hit the spikes. Land the dice softly on the table and roll to the bottom of the wall below the spikes

[@chrisgallagher9004]

Music is to loud. Voice is difficult to hear

[@Captain_Crayzay]

I tried these rules and lost my ASS!!

[@seanjones3551]

#5 also watch other player's chip stack

[@vincet8431]

Who said I was trying to make a living off of craps. I like making place bets on 6s and 8s

[@5DollarYo]

Right on dude. Gambling should be entertainment $$ so yeah I never said anything about making a living from it. 6s and 8s are great. Especially on certain shooters. Outside of the 7, 6s and 8s are most likely to come up. On certain shooters I only bet 6s & 8s and will heavy up on them. If u find a shooter next to the stickman that's soft tossing the dice where the table meets the wall, it's a great time to play 6s & 8s in my opinion.

[@D.McNulty]

Entertainment with a chance to win. Oh and have a blast. That’s my motto