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I saw an interesting news story recently. I don’t know how true it may be, but it caught my eye so I thought I’d share it with you. According to the news story, a complaint was filed by the Nevada Gaming Control Board against a well-known Downtown Las Vegas casino. (Note: Names are withheld to protect the Crapspit. Also, all …
We received the following question “Can you lose your come bets between points if they’re off?” on our article about Come Bets. Here is our reply in regards to the question that the reader posted. Please refer to our article on Come Bets (paragraph 10) for an explanation. If you have a Come bet and the shooter rolls the point …
Hi, Jeff, thanks for your post. We don’t think we correctly understand your question, but we’ll give it a try. Let’s break down your post and address it in pieces, and maybe that will give you the info you’re looking for. Your statement, “…if you play the odds in craps you should never bet less than five times odds because …
We do not believe in the notion of dice control and you can read our article such as the one on “dice control scam” to see why we do not. On this page we will share views of our readers who believe in dice control. Read our articles on dice control and decide what you want to believe! DECEMBER 2015 …
We received the following question from a reader “If I bet $20 on the Horn and the dice roll is 12, how much do I win?” Let’s review the Horn bet to help make it easier to see the math. The one-roll Horn combines the numbers 12, 11, 3, and 2. Technically, the Horn bet is not a single bet …
When the table gets hot and filled with 8 players squeezed in at each end, the point boxes on the layout are typically full of chips that appear at first glance to be scattered everywhere at the craps table. It looks like chaos to the untrained eye. How in the world do the dealers keep track of everyone’s bets? It’s …
e’re starting to receive questions about a fairly new variety of craps called “Bubble Craps.” We here at the Crapspit avoid this game (we explain why in a moment), so we don’t know the details of how to work the user display, the payoffs, etc., but we can provide a basic description so you can then decide if it might …
I know what you’re thinking. When it comes to casino games, including craps, nothing is free, so what’s this “Free Odds” bet? Sounds like something you’d want to take advantage of, right? Absolutely! We explain the Free Odds bet in detail in our other articles about the Pass Line and Don’t Pass bets, but we wanted to summarize the material …
At CrapsPit we have 2 posts about Gambler’s Fallacy and this makes for a third which is a reply to a post posted by a user in which the user states “Gambler’s Fallacy for what it is… bad theory, poor mathematics, unreasonable statistics and pure nonsense.” Here Don’t let the Gambler’s Fallacy Hook You. Gambler’s Fallacy Clarified : Providing examples …
A wise man once said, “The income tax created more criminals than any other single act of government.” We here at the Crapspit say, “You wanna play, you gotta pay.” Taxes, that is. Yes, gambling winnings are taxable. Yes, you must report them on your Form 1040 which can be downloaded from here www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/i1040tt.pdf. It doesn’t matter how much or …
. I have been having some good winning streaks, hope it last. 
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