10 thoughts on “5 COMMON MISTAKES AT THE CRAPS TABLE and what to avoid”

1. Will be checking out what else you have out there. Another subscription.

2. When it comes to etiquette, one thing that drives me crazy, especially if I'm the shooter, is when a group of three or four people come up to the table, and one tries to teach the others how to play. It's like they're there giving a lecture and their audience (usually half drunk or worse) stands there with glassy eyes. I don't wanna hear this lecture, and neither does anybody else at the table. Can ya'll PLEASE learn how to play before you come to the casino/table?!? It's super distracting and it ruins the vibe at the table.

3. Thanks for giving us your thoughts on the basics of being at a craps table.

4. Good suggestions. The point being, the puck should be off, yes indeed, but even more, BE SURE the dice are In The Middle ( in front of the person sitting box ).

   If you’re new to bank craps, avoid calling out “Seven! It’s my Birthday!”

   When you’re shooting, aim at persistent late bettors’ hands. (Not really.)

   Be forgiving of slow shooters— who are nevertheless parading a Monster shoot.

   If you ever “go through” even HALF your session bankroll—property capitalized, you won’t—walk on.

5. Always walk away after a big roll. Always. Give it a small break, 10 – 15 minutes, then go back.

6. Great video. Someone recommended your channel during my recent Craps Chat episode.

7. As a craps dealer of 21 years, you are 100 % correct

8. There’s no such thing as house money. If you win on the first roll, that money is now yours.

9. Only 5 ??

10. No betting strategy can overcome a house advantage. No betting strategy can even dent a house advantage. Your best bet is to bet the don’t and laying maximum odds all the time. This bet has the lowest house advantage. If you believe that the shooter is a successful dice mechanic, than bet the that shooter. A successful dice mechanic is changing the overall percentage of the bets

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