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by MrBLT needs to be contained on January 29th, 2008
If you really want to just play to earn free comps craps is not your game. Get a group of six people and sit at a mini-baccarat table. Have 3 people bet on the player ($10 each) and have 3 people bet on the bank ($10 each) - you will lose the commission you pay when the bank wins - usually 1-2%. You could play like this for a VERY long time without losing much of the pooled money.
the key is to have an equal amount of money wagered on each side, on each hand. Free drinks for everyone!
by Jewel on December 24th, 2007
The safest way to improve your odds is to keep that money in your pocket and go have breakfast at the casino restaurant. Then go look at all of the pretty lights, enjoy the happy crowds, maybe see a show. Then go home and put that money into an education fund, your mortgage, a retirement fund or simply into savings.
There is a reason that the casinos are wealthy! The odds are ALWAYS in the their favor. Never in yours.
Where could I find (on the internet) the OFFICIAL rules of a certain casino's crap game, along with pays?
by unknown on February 18th, 2007
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Craps players.....Who here likes to play the field as their primary source of income in craps?
by wojoangel on April 24th, 2007
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How do you bet at the craps table?
by still loves cheerios on July 1st, 2007
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Bet $5 on pass. Then after point bet $5 on come and insure $5 on all future come bets and original pass bet. Continue betting $5 on come until busted. Safe way to lose slowly while gaining free comps to try to break even? Thoughts - way to improve odds?
by Anonymous on December 22nd, 2007
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How do you say poo in your langauge?
by mr S on July 25th, 2008
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You're reading Bet $5 on pass. Then after point bet $5 on come and insure $5 on all future come bets and original pass bet. Continue betting $5 on come until busted. Safe way to lose slowly while gaining free comps to try to break even? Thoughts - way to improve odds?
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