Craps

A unique blend of advice, personal experience and the adventures and travels of the author in Las Vegas and Atlantic City, this book explains the game's basics and quickly moves to advice on finding an edge. Malcolm takes you on a tour of many Las Vegas casinos and offers tips on getting comped, gives suggestions on effective toking and the importance of money management. 131 pgs, paperback, 2001

A Crapshooter’s Companion is a funny, entertaining, anecdotal account of the author’s lifetime experience with craps. The author, a retired Boston lawyer who has known quite a few “seven outs” in his day, loves his craps. He does not promote a winning system (there is no winning system). Rather, he focuses on the drama of the game, the emotional investment of the players in the game, and the essential moment in the game when the dice are in the air and all players pray like mad for a positive...

This easy-to-read book quickly shows you how to understand and beat the game of craps. Written for beginners and experienced players, craps is described in clear terms to get you ready for the table. The best and worst bets at craps are thoroughly explained, along with clear explanations of the odds and the house advantage so that you can play like a pro. Winning strategies include the ins and outs of pass line bets, how to take advantage of multiple odds up to a hundred times, and other...

Three big strategiesthe secrets of the Grande-Gold Power Sweep, Molliere's Monte Carlo Turnaround, and the Montarde-D'Girard Double Reverse. These powerful strategies are designed for serious craps players who want to bring the best odds and strategies to hot tables, cold tables and choppy tables. 64 pgs, paperback, 2000

Author Roto is a businessman and a public official. He's also a devout craps player. In this book, he puts his years of experience into a well-organized format for the beginner or pro, the $5 or $1,000 bettor. Emphasis on streaks, patterns, progressions and he discusses various ways to bet. 126 Pgs. 1999

The author claims that his techniques can drastically reduce the casino's win percentage on the inside Place Bet numbers (5, 6, 8, 9) when combined with insurance factors produced by charting. Chapters include: Eighteen Ways to Win, What to Do After New Point, Pressing Place Bets, and Results of Free Odds. 78 pgs, paperback, 1992

Scoblete has unleashed his most secret-filled book to date. Discover everything you need to know about the game of craps to turn yourself from novice to expert in a flash. Includes the secrets behind the revolutionary Golden Touch dice control technique. Comes with a free DVD featuring unedited footage of controlled shots from four of the world's best players, featuring unedited controlled shots by four of the world's greatest dice controllers: Dominator, Stickman, Bill Burton and...

Casino surveillance expert George Joseph demonstrates and explains many sleight-of-hand and gaffed techniques that are used to cheat at craps. DVD 2006

Whether you're a beginner or advanced player, this powerful manual on playing and winning at craps shows you how t o play the game correctly, and avoid the pitfalls that cause uninformed players to lose money. Go behind the scenes with Gollehon and learn how to use his signature Power Betting and Power Shooting strategies to get a real edge on craps! Turn a hot roll into a killing when you put Gollehon's Power Progressive Strategy into action. 155 Pages Paperbound 2012

This craps chart is a complement to Cybulski's Craps Wagering Strategies Using Actual Roll Data. Stiff-backed so you can write on it while standing by the craps table, it has 50 tear-off 4"x 3" sheets that allow you to track up to 13 players rolls 16 times. The purpose of this chart is to track current table trends as they occur in the game. For example does a particular shooter throw more 6's or 8's than statistics would suggest? Useful for future analysis in keeping track of which casino,...

This is a super video for both the inexperienced craps player and for the student of the game who hopes to deal it. It teaches everything about the layout of the table to how to calculate all the payouts. Excellent starting point.

The author takes theoretical data and compares it to actual casino rolls to see how the values compare. He tries to see how factors such as shooter fatigue, position, time of day, and other things affect rolls in the short run. Contains 2,100 actual rolls that can be used for testing strategies and systems. 55 pgs, paperback, 2009

This book is geared to the more advanced player, and pre-supposes that if Einstein had been challenged by the game, this would be the approach he would have taken. Contains more than 20 ways to attack the game systematically, written with a tongue-in-cheek approach. New charts, graphs generated from over 25,000 rolls. 125 pgs, spiralbound, revised 1998

Midgley analyzes 40 hours of actual table play which took place in five Las Vegas casinos. Written by an engineer, it is designed to keep you away from sucker bets with a high house edge. Shows how dice actually perform compared to how mathematical probability dictates they should perform. 200 Pgs. 1980   Table of Contents Why This Book Has Been Written Why We Have Casinos Why This Book Is Different and A Look At Future Chapters It Takes Addicted People With High Hopes To Have A Lively...

This is the only book that mathematically shows you how to take advantage of the cycles and patterns common at craps - and walk away with profits! Everything you'll learn in this book has been tested in real games with live players. Midgley painstakingly recorded 7,500 rolls of the dice under actual Las Vegas conditions to formulate this powerful winning approach to craps. He shows you what should have happened during 40 hours at the Crap table and compares it with what actually occurred - and...

'Dice Setting Crapsability' is the fourth book on dice by Charles Westcott. Self-published authors are a great source for distinct voices and original ideas; however, they sometimes lack the production value of mainstream published books. Westcott alternates between bankroll/betting theories and descriptions of notable dice rolling sessions and the lessons he's learned at the tables. The specifics of dice setting are the focus of the book. 269 pgs. 2009

Focuses on several methods of play the author recommends. Includes a probability table, the casino's percent advantage on every possible bet, a separate probability table for the Wrong bettor and the Right bettor, a guide to charting, and a table comparing Pass Line wagers to Place Bets. Fits into a shirt pocket. 17 pgs, paperback, 1992

Perfect for beginners. Discusses the history of craps, getting started, the layout, crew, and basics of play. Covers Right bets, the Pass Line, taking odds, and Come Bets. Next are the Wrong bets, the Don't Pass Line bet, laying the odds, and Don't Come bets. Explains multiple roll bets and one roll bets. 70 pgs, paperback, 1995

An introduction to helping you become an expert craps player. Teaches the rules, odds, and popular betting strategies from a real insider. With reference tables and the reasons behind the rules, you will learn which bets are better than other bets. Plus, you'll discover how to have a good time at the table and know what is going on. Includes a glossary and house advantage percentages for all bets on the craps game. 128 pgs, paperback, 2005

Read what happens when a retired NFL player has a chance encounter with one of the world��_��__��_s greatest craps guru. It is a lively fiction thriller that could pass for non-fiction; a how-to book and engaging story about making money in an unconventional way - at the craps table. 141 Pgs. 2015

The author claims you can make your living playing craps by following three main systems he describes: Pre-setting the Dice, Sixes and Eights and Horn Bets, which he covers after a brief introduction to the game. Includes charts and a glossary. 112 Pgs. 1996

Great introduction to the game of craps! Salay dealt and supervised the game of craps in major casinos across this country for 29 years. He noticed that the reason people do not play craps is because they are intimidated by the games complexity. He has broken down the game, bet by bet and explains how each bet will win and lose--individually--and why!You will learn table etiquette and be able to attack the game at your speed and avoid any embarrassment that may be holding you back from...

With the help of the easy-to-master steps in this book, even a novice gambler can go from being a traditional craps player to a dice controller��_��__��_��__��_��__an advantage player with a true edge over the house. For a dozen years, Frank Scoblete and his wife angered casino bosses around the country by knowing more about how to win money than almost anyone who ever challenged a casino. They used sophisticated methods��_��__��_��__��_��__including controlled shooting and little-known...

A long-time casino host and games instructor teaches the game of craps for the low-limit player (up to $10). Includes how to read the numbers on the dice, how to play the pass line and when to take odds, explains the playing the don't and laying odds. He also shows you how to play at home.

Not for the beginner, this tape assumes the viewer already knows how to play craps. Includes some of Patrick's personal systems, from the 41 no 10 to the famous Patrick System. Also covers approaches like hedging and buying numbers, methods that help minimize the house edge.

After explaining the table layout and various bets, Patrick goes into some basic playing systems and money management strategies to help take the fear out of playing the game. An excellent starting point for the novice.

The basic theories of right bettors and wrongs bettors and how and when to play the odds.

The author calls this video Super Craps because it delves more deeply into some of his most powerful betting and hedging systems, including his Advanced Patrick System. This could be considered a grad school course for those who know how to play and want more powerful information.

'Learn to Play Craps from Part Time Dice Pros' is an extensive summary of the game of craps -  the story of two men who have become professionals, and their strategies involving the game. If you want to learn to play craps and win, this book is for you. While not some "fool proof" get rich system, this book is simply how to play craps: Meant to cover a wide range of skill levels, from the beginner to the advanced player who may be considering going pro. Glossary of Craps...

Give yourself a winning strategy with this DVD. Here's everything you need to bet smarter and win bigger. The Maximizing Craps System provides you with something most gambler's don't have - a clear, concise betting system. You'll learn how to choose the best casino, the best table and the best bet for every roll of the game and - this is the best part - you'll learn how to maximize your overall fun and enjoyment of this wild roller coaster of a game. Has 12 chapters: Making the Right Choices,...

This computer program allows you to play the game the right way, with the right rules and Las Vegas odds. No gambling involved, no online gambling involved, just a fun computer game. Play it before you hit the live tables so you will feel comfortable. Works with Windows and Macintosh.

A professor, entertainment attorney and gaming expert, the author exposes the myths and debunks the superstitions of craps theories. He has developed a how-to strategy that relies on mathematical probability and leads to stress-free sessions. Explains which bets are the most advantageous and why, when and how to make them. Also discusses what you can do to maximize your chances of winning. 98 pgs, paperback, 2008

Price reduced! Was $8.95 A veteran craps dealer explains how the game is dealt and played, how payoffs are made and how to take advantage of odds. Sections on Place Bets: Presses on Place; Come and Line Bets; True Odds for Come and Line Bets; Don't Pass and Come Players; Propositions; Horn High. 28 Pgs. 1989   Table of Contents Introduction Beginning Players Layout Useful Tips How To Play True Story Place Bets Presses On Place Bets Pressing Come Bets and Line Bets True Odds for Line...

For as long as players have been shooting dice, many have believed that the way the dice are arranged prior to tossing them will actually affect the outcome of the roll. Covers procedures for tossing dice and the best pre-set arrangements. 128 pgs, paperback, 1972

A classic best seller that belongs in every gambler's library. There's no better book on dice with advice for both beginners and pros. Grafstein covers every aspect of the dice game, from the right and wrong bettor to the proposition player in legal casinos as well as illegal floating crap games. Explains how the successful crapshooter makes each play. Grafstein also gives advice on money management, patience and proper progressive betting. Many plays described for the right or wrong...

This underground classic, written in no-nonsense language by a craps player for a craps player—not a theorist or mathematician—includes some of the most profitable craps advice ever put into print. You’ll learn professional plays and sane money management strategy, honed from 60 years at the table, from the greatest craps player of all time. You'll learn powerful techniques like finding Qualified Shooters, Converted Come Bets, locking up wins, finding legitimate winning...