With craps, that could have been 5 minutes.I don't remember how long I was on the craps table (I was drunk), but I know I lost a lot of money
Craps actually has decent odds....but when you are betting the line, 6 and 8 you can make a bunch of money or lose itWith craps, that could have been 5 minutes.
Craps has the best odds (98.5% return), but the way I play:
Inside for 132, two way hard 6 and 8 for a dime, 100 behind the line.
Easiest way to remember is think in combinations for the numbers for the 2 dice (1 way to roll a 2 or 12, 2 ways for 3 or 11, 3 ways for 4 or 10, 4 ways for 5 or 9, 5 ways for 6 and 8, and 6 ways for a 7. Yes, you can only roll a 1-2 for a 3, but there or the 2 dice, and either can have the 1 or 2 showing). Now that you know the combos available, think about how many rolls you can put in your favor. If a point is established (say a 5, with 4 ways of winning), it'll only lose on a 7 (6 ways of losing). If you place bets, say the 6 and 8, you've now added 10 other ways of winning, for 14 total, and only 6 ways of losing. Granted, this is the simplistic way of looking at it, but one that helps with the winning/losing of the other bets.I need to learn craps. I've tried but still don't get it. crappy teacher I suppose. pun intended.
+ rep given. YES it helps! I'm going to start practicing now.Does this help any?
Did you not read this part?+ rep given. YES it helps! I'm going to start practicing now.
mantispf2000 said:Working as a dealer/pit boss, I don't usually gamble, even in Vegas. I do like pai gow poker, because I can buy in for cheap, and play for a while, and get the drinks. That being said, maybe 45 minutes on a pgp game? I'd rather be at the Vegas outlet mall with the wife, spending the $$$ to take something home other than an empty wallet.
http://www.online-craps.cc/flash_craps_game.htmlDid you not read this part?
Yeah... that's what all good gamblers do... before they go to Vegas.
6 minutes. I was in vegas a couple of weeks ago. I'm not much of a gambler so I was holding out for a really low minimum roulette table. We find ourselves off the strip at Ellis Island (Karaoke that will BLOW YOUR MIND) and I lose 100 bucks on a 4$ minimum table in like 6 minutes!
Yeah I was going with the shotgun attack. $5 chips ALL over and it would hit wherever I wasn't. I got frustrated so my last 40 i put on black and it hit green. Yes I'm gambling handicapped.I can't fathom losing $100 in 6 minutes unless you're throwing money all over the place. You do know you can spread out the $4 inside, or $4 on any (1) spot on the outside right?
I love roulette. I was up a good amount after playing one night and got the urge to throw $150 on red (for the SOX, of course). My friends looked at me like I was insane. Wham! Walked away from that table $300 richer.Yeah I was going with the shotgun attack. $5 chips ALL over and it would hit wherever I wasn't. I got frustrated so my last 40 i put on black and it hit green. Yes I'm gambling handicapped.
My father loves paigow poker, but I don't see the thrill. He will play as the house, which gives you a statistical advantage, but I only play paigow when it is family time: my entire family is at the table and I am too drunk to keep count.So you're "protecting" your bet with 100 w/the house (saying a 7 will roll first after the point), $5 ea for you and dealers on hard 6 and 8, yet wouldn't it be 132 "across" (buy 4 & 10 for $25 plus the vig, $25 ea/5 and 9, and 30 on the non-point of 6 or 8)? No wonder you make or break your bank, though I've seen folks walk with chunks of change doing this.
Working as a dealer/pit boss, I don't usually gamble, even in Vegas. I do like pai gow poker, because I can buy in for cheap, and play for a while, and get the drinks. That being said, maybe 45 minutes on a pgp game? I'd rather be at the Vegas outlet mall with the wife, spending the $$$ to take something home other than an empty wallet.