Craps is the loudest table in any casino and the most confusing one to walk up to. We break down the bets worth learning and the table manners nobody tells you about.
The night a retired accountant rolled the dice at the California and never really stopped. Four hours. Over a thousand rolls. The kind of thing that happens once in a career, maybe never.
Craps is a table game. Mobile craps is not a table game. Here's what you're actually getting when you play craps on your phone.
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In 2009, Patricia DeMauro rolled the dice at Atlantic City for 154 consecutive rolls without a seven-out. Here's what that actually means.
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In 2009, Patricia DeMauro rolled the dice at Atlantic City for 154 consecutive rolls without a seven-out. Here's what that actually means mathematically.
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A high-limit room and a low-limit room are different buildings. Same casino, completely different architecture. Here's why the minimums exist.
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The craps table is the most spatially demanding game in the casino. Putting it on a phone screen requires genuine design tradeoffs, and not all of them are resolved in the player's favour.
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The Pass Line and Don't Pass Line at a craps table pay the same 1:1, but their house edges differ by 0.08 percentage points and their psychological profiles differ by considerably more. The math is simple. The social dynamics around it are not.
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On May 23, 2009, Patricia DeMauro rolled dice for 4 hours and 18 minutes at the Borgata in Atlantic City without sevening out. The probability of that run is not a matter of dispute. What it means for your next craps session is.
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