large sums of money and place large bets. Has anyone else noticed this or have found it to commonly be true? For instance, if someone comes to the table with $5000 and continues to bet $500 (the house limit in this example) on the hard eight until it hits, do you think the pit bosses would frown on this or just watch that person closer than the other players?
In other words, betting the table minimum, say $5, and doubling up (roughly) each time you lose (i.e. $5, $10, $25, $50, $100, $200, $400, $800, $1600, $3200) until a field number shows. Once a field number shows, you switch back to betting the table minimum ($5).
I realize that this method of play requires a rather large bank roll in order to stay alive during the inevitable down times, but if you can float the cash (and have a strong stomach) isn’t there a good chance you will come out ahead assuming that a 5, 6, 7 or 8 isn’t rolled ten consecutive times?
Any thoughts? Thanks
For example, can I bet once and then wait 5 rolls before I place another bet? Is this legal? I want to start playing craps when I visit the casino and I am just curious. I don’t want to start off doing something illegal and annoy the staff and other players by playing like an amateur. Thanks in advance for your help.
both! lol but hey..the plus side is that you never have to worry about gaining wieght off what you eat there!!! lol
thanks heavenly
