Craps : Game Tips & Strategies

Is it possible to have a betting edge over the casino? Well No, not really.

Are there little tricks to winning consistently? Yes, as a matter of fact, there are!

You may have heard of claims from individuals that they have the "magical system" that is guaranteed to win (usually for "only $19.95!). Do not believe it. Although there are better systems than others, it is mathematical impossible to create a system that would give a player an edge in any game of chance. Trust us, people have tried!

Okay, tell me how to win consistently playing craps! We will share with you the secrets of winning consistently. Winning consistently is easy to understand once you know why people loose consistently. Casinos strive basically on four types of players:

Players with unrealistic winning goals (greedy).
Players who rely strictly on luck (as oppose to skill).
Players with little (or no) discipline.
Players who play not to lose (as oppose to playing to win).

Assuming this is the case (bet on it), it stands to reason that the key to winning consistently is by Playing Smart.

Playing smart starts with making good bets. Obviously making the best bets and staying away from the bad bets will increase your chances of winning. However, there must be more to winning than making good bets or more people would be winning, right? The other parts to the puzzle of winning consistently are:

Having a solid game plan
Effective money management
Having the discipline and confidence to execute your plans

Get your chips in order. Use what ever makes you feel comfortable. The point here is to always be able to KNOW how much money you are ahead or behind.

Avoid making a bet while a roll is in progress. It is hard to get a feel of the game without first observing the action.

GETTING COMFORTABLE

Place one unit ($5) on the Pass Line
Place odds on the shooter point as follows:
If the shooter point is 4 or 10 place single odd. In this case you would put an additional $5 behind your Pass Line.
If the shooter point is 5 or 9 you will place $6.00 behind the Pass Line.
If the shooter point is 6 or 8 you will place double odds or $10.00 behind your Pass Line bet. In either case, your maximum risk is only $15.00. You will repeat this process twice before implementing your system(s).
The purpose here is for you to get a feel of how things are moving on the table. This will help you decide which strategy you would like to execute.

Craps School Lessons

Lesson 1: Craps History

How this infamous game started and how did it labelled 'Craps' anyways?

Lesson 2: Online Craps

Just a little different from the original, but is it better?

Lesson 3: Craps Rules

We teach the basics to paying this exciting table game.

Lesson 4: Craps Tips

The basic things to keep in mind for playing smart.

Lesson 5: Craps Playing Strategies

It's all in how the dice fall... Or is it?

Lesson 6: Online Craps Strategies