Comments for Play Casino Craps

Comment on Street Craps Vs. Vegas Craps? by Ima McHottie

Ima McHottie — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 13:40:42 +0000

There are two main differences between street craps and vegas style craps.
One is that you need to find someone to wager for and against the shooter in street craps. In a casino environment it doesn’t matter what people want to bet on, as the casino will book the action. Obviously, the game can not continue in street craps if no one wants to bet against the shooter.
The other difference is that street craps is a much simpler game. It is just wagering on whether the line will be passed. You can’t place numbers, bet hard-ways, make come bets, or one roll bets. It is also very unlikely that there would be any field action either.
A link to the rules of craps is below.

Comment on How Can I Learn How To Play Games At The Casino? by Vegas Matt

Vegas Matt — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 07:29:31 +0000

http://wizardofodds.com is the best website to learn how to play all casino games, and to learn the best strategies for losing the least amount of money.

Comment on How Can I Learn How To Play Games At The Casino? by Go4the1

Go4the1 — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 07:29:31 +0000

Find some good sites that will teach you how to play or buy a book. Both work equally well.
This site is a good starting point: http://www.gamblingplanet.org/game-rules...

Comment on How Can I Learn How To Play Games At The Casino? by Shorty

Shorty — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 07:29:31 +0000

All casinos usually have tables set up specifically for learners.. especially in black jack, craps, and poker.. They are free to go on and u will benefit from having a person there that you can ask questions rather than sifting through websites trying to find the answer..

Comment on How Can I Learn How To Play Games At The Casino? by Steve V

Steve V — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 07:29:31 +0000

Try this site:http://www.gamblingsummary.com/
It has how to play articles on 10 casino games and 8 different poker variations. There are tips, strategies, hand rankings and other articles for beginners and those with more experience.
Cool site.

Comment on How Can I Learn How To Play Games At The Casino? by LuckyLov

LuckyLov — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 07:29:31 +0000

The Gamblers Handbook is a pretty good source for gambling strategies for casino games. http://gamblershandbook.net
probably the fastest way to learn the basics is to use the freeplay option on poker or casino sites. Most games are simple to learn.

Comment on What Are The Table Limits In A Casino On A Cruiseship? by mediabuy

mediabuy — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 01:32:09 +0000

I was just on a cruise and the betting limit was $200

Comment on What Are The Table Limits In A Casino On A Cruiseship? by jvega624

jvega624 — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 01:32:09 +0000

go directly to the cruise line website and look up info for their casino

Comment on What Are The Table Limits In A Casino On A Cruiseship? by Jen

Jen — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 01:32:09 +0000

they differ during the day they are cheaper than at night. They change peridoicly but they are usually 10, 15, 25, 100, and up

Comment on What Are The Table Limits In A Casino On A Cruiseship? by Johan from Sweden

Johan from Sweden — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 01:32:09 +0000

$1 to $500 (or was it $100?). on blackjack it started on $5. That was at least thrue on my rccl cruise receantly. Ill guess that they can change the limits after what kind of cruise it is. Johan.

Comment on What Are The Table Limits In A Casino On A Cruiseship? by MyLiverH

MyLiverH — Tue, 23 Jun 2009 01:32:09 +0000

Unfortunately, there is no “set” answer to your question. Table limits are going to vary depending on numerous factors and circumstances, such as;
1) The nature of the company operating the cruise-line.
2) The time of year and the demographics of the guests onboard. (Is it going to be during a peak or a slow season?)
3) Prior cruise history, (obviously table limits will be set by the casino/company/cruiseship that maximize their profit.)
4) Is the company/cruiseline European or American? Although, most European games are very similar, if not the same to American games there will be subtle differences. (i.e. baccarat will be easier to find than craps in a European venue.)
But as a rule of thumb most cruiseline casinos will operate in the same capacity as a mainland casino in that cruiselines usually have something for everyone. There will be craps and blackjack games that have low-table limits and min. bets ($3 min. bet) as well as table games that are setup with higher limits in order to take care of the needs/wants of a more savvy, aggressive, experienced players.
Most, cruiseship casinos that I have been a guest of have separate high-limits tables that can range from a few hundred to several thousand dollars in min. bet/max-table limits. But it is advisable that you inquire to each specific cruiseline before making your choice.
Lastly, even though every casino in the world has “table-limits” or even “high-limit tables” there really is no such thing as a table limit for a player that has the financial means to permit personalized limits. Having worked extensively as a VIP Casino/Hotel guest in Nevada, it is not uncommon for a new guest/player to call in advance and express interest in having a “no-limits” or an “astronomically high-limits” game setup for him by the said casino. Depending on what kind of bankroll you advance to the casino of your future stay, you are able to actually have your own personal game with betting minimums and table-limits emplaced by you.
In sum, I recommend calling a cruiseline and request talking to a Casino/VIP Host for that ship. A Host will be able to answer your questions and make gaming accomodations available that are tailored to your needs. If the cruiseline/casino doesn’t have a host or a person that is employed in such a capacity, I’d stay away and be skeptical of that company’s experience as a casino owner/operation.

Comment on Why Do People Blow Their Hands When Dice Are In Them Before They Roll? by Inground Pool Steps

Inground Pool Steps — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 19:28:58 +0000

Could it be they are stupid

Comment on Why Do People Blow Their Hands When Dice Are In Them Before They Roll? by Keypad Door Lock

Keypad Door Lock — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 19:28:57 +0000

I have always blown on my dice thinking that it heats them up, possibly leading to a “hot” streak. The same effect happens if you rub the dice between your hands rapidly, you warm them up. Nobody want to play with cold dice.

Comment on Why Do People Blow Their Hands When Dice Are In Them Before They Roll? by fred m

fred m — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 19:28:56 +0000

they blow the dice and snap the fingers because it looks pimpish

Comment on Why Do People Blow Their Hands When Dice Are In Them Before They Roll? by ~bubbles

~bubbles — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 19:28:56 +0000

good luck

Comment on Why Do People Blow Their Hands When Dice Are In Them Before They Roll? by ♥~Nikki~

♥~Nikki~ — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 19:28:56 +0000

For Good luck

Comment on Why Do People Blow Their Hands When Dice Are In Them Before They Roll? by Funny Demotivationals

Funny Demotivationals — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 19:28:56 +0000

Superstition…
they think that blowing on the dice will bring them goodluck

Comment on Why Do People Blow Their Hands When Dice Are In Them Before They Roll? by Graco Baby Gear

Graco Baby Gear — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 19:28:54 +0000

they think magic fairies will come a change the dice for them
(this answer is not reflect the opions or is associated with yahoo answers inc)

Comment on Anyone Know Any Uk Casinos That Have Craps Tables? by Casino Rob

Casino Rob — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 13:20:41 +0000

Craps is not a popular game at UK land-based casinos - although there is a rumour that one in Birmingham will be bringing one in before too long…
I tend to play craps online - see http://www.casinotimes.co.uk for UK online casinos where you can play craps.

Comment on Anyone Know Any Uk Casinos That Have Craps Tables? by dukedog

dukedog — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 13:20:41 +0000

The Paris casino on Station Road in Blackpool has one.

Comment on Anyone Know Any Uk Casinos That Have Craps Tables? by Player

Player — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 13:20:41 +0000

London Victoria casino 150-162 Edgware Road. This is the only one I could find mate. I’ve been in gaming since the late 80’s and have worked all over the UK. The problem with dice is that it’s a very hard game to pick up we don’t have craps which is the American version of the game with shaved odds to make it easier for everyone. We have the full odds version and it’s a b*tch to deal. Also the game security has been hard for casinos to enforce, it’s a very easy game for the dealers to cheat on with very little upper management knowing the sufficiently well to spot anyone cheating. After a few bad blags in the mid 90’s a lot of casinos decided it wasn’t worth the risk.

Comment on Craps And Sports Gambling In Las Vegas? by Jubreal C

Jubreal C — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 01:23:00 +0000

the dealer only has to keep track of 7 players at once and it has to do with the placement of the chips on the layout which connects to the placement of the people around the table
2….wynn and belagio… currently have the highest on average
3….bet on the picher…if he is a big game picher against a wanabe….well there you go

Comment on Craps And Sports Gambling In Las Vegas? by Lawrence B

Lawrence B — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 01:23:00 +0000

1st- There is a dealer on each side of the table plus the boxman keeping an eye on each players bets(they are all the same color) but just like in BJ you will be betting in a certain area and the dealers will place your chip so THEY know where they are.
2nd- Right now oddly enough the small casinos like Binions will take the higher max bets and behind them Wynn and Caesars.
3rd- Football is the hardest sport to bet on besides maybe Basketball. Baseball is relatively easier because pitching and hitting are more consistent. Then it becomes a case of how to lay your bets on the appropriate run or money lines. Tips- home teams have slight advantage, careful with run lines because there are so many one run games. Finally dont bet on your favorite team.

Comment on Craps And Sports Gambling In Las Vegas? by triton2t

triton2t — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 01:23:00 +0000

1. The chips are differentiated by the placement on the layout. Depending on where you are standing, the dealers have a corresponding spot as to where they will place your chips. For example, let’s say you put you bet on the layout not directly in front of you. The “stickman” will move it directly in front of you as to avoid confusing your bet with someone else’s.
2. My guess would be the bigger “Strip” casinos would have the highest bets for table games- i.e. Wynn, Bellagio, Caesar’s Palace, etc. Back in the day, Binion’s Horseshoe was willing to book action at any limit- hundreds of thousands of dollars on the line. When a “whale” ( a term that means player who plays for huge sums of money) plays for that kind of money, and wins, it can alter not only that day’s take, but how much money a casino makes that month.
3. I’m no sports bettor, but I read an article written by a professional sports bettor. He mentioned that he’d make bank during the baseball season, but lose it all betting on football. So I guess betting baseball is “easier”- but I wouldn’t say any type of betting is easy.

Comment on Craps And Sports Gambling In Las Vegas? by Vegas Matt

Vegas Matt — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 01:23:00 +0000

For the pass line, field, or come bets, you basically place your chips right in front of you, and if it pays (7 or 11 for the come only), the dealer puts the money directly next to the bet. For come bets (after they go to the number) or the ’sucker’ bets in the center of the table, the table spread will have little notches to indicate which position the player who made the bet is standing at. Also, for the ’sucker’ bets, the box man and dealer are keeping track of who makes the bets at the same time, so if one makes a mistake or forgets the other will let him know.
I cannot tell you for sure who has the highest tables limits because those are in the high rollers salons which I never play in. There are quite a few casinos with $10,000 max bets (Bellagio, Wynn, and Paris come to mind). I don’t know why you care though, unless you’re a millionaire or planning to use some ridiculous double up system.

Comment on Craps And Sports Gambling In Las Vegas? by Graybear

Graybear — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 01:23:00 +0000

I craps, your chips are the same color as other players chips. We identify your bets by your position around the table. We regularly allow up to 8 customers on each side, but in extreme cases I have had as many as 10. Your bets are positioned to correspond to your position around the table. Feel free to ask the dealer where your bets are and he will indicate your position.
High-limit: Wynn, Belagio, and Venetian offer games with $10,000 limits. MGM Grand often has a $15,000 limit baccarat game. If you make a large deposit in the cashier’s cage you can have a limit that is much higher than that offered to other customers. I have seen customers betting as high as $250,000 a hand.
Binion’s casino no longer welcomes high-rollers.

Comment on Should I Go To The Casino? I Just Won $4,559 At The Craps Table On Coffeebreakarcade.com!? by It's just me!

It's just me! — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 19:22:58 +0000

sounds like you should…Go for it!

Comment on Should I Go To The Casino? I Just Won $4,559 At The Craps Table On Coffeebreakarcade.com!? by Extra Blue Note

Extra Blue Note — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 19:22:58 +0000

no just stay there and win don’t break the streak.good luck.

Comment on Should I Go To The Casino? I Just Won $4,559 At The Craps Table On Coffeebreakarcade.com!? by magic 8 ball

magic 8 ball — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 19:22:58 +0000

That is an interesting amount of money

Comment on Should I Go To The Casino? I Just Won $4,559 At The Craps Table On Coffeebreakarcade.com!? by lizzy

lizzy — Sun, 21 Jun 2009 19:22:58 +0000

Go for it what is holding you back!?