Power Pressing 6 and 8: Valid Bets, Payouts, and Risk
Learn valid $6-unit Place 6/8 press ladders, exact payouts, collections, expected loss, and how aggressive pressing changes exposure—not probability.
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Field notes · Evidence checks · Preserved casino history
Fresh analysis and a transparent archive
The blog brings together current craps analysis, practical casino observations and older material that still has historical value. Every retained page is reviewed for attribution, stale claims and promotional baggage before it remains in the public library.
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Casino and craps culture
Reports, records, disputes and industry history
These reviewed pages sit outside the rules-and-strategy curriculum but preserve useful context about casino floors, legal disputes, famous rolls, security and older trip reports.
- Boomtown Casino in Biloxi: archive report
- Can you dispute a roll in craps?
- Can you sue a casino for gambling losses?
- Casino cheats, thieves and simple security failures
- US gambling taxes and recordkeeping
- The Golden Arm Club and Stanley Fujitake
- Golden Touch Craps: claims and evidence review
- How Robert Alexander lost his millions
- Patricia DeMauro’s 154-roll record
- Private craps: rules, risks and differences
- Las Vegas craps tables: current selection guide
- Beau Rivage Biloxi: archive trip report
- UK land-based casinos: archive and current context
- World Craps Championships archive
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How to Recover When Losing in Craps—Without Chasing
A craps loss cannot be recovered on demand. Use loss limits, lower exposure, honest wager math, and responsible-gambling safeguards instead of chasing.
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Iron Cross Craps System: Correct Math, Payouts, and Risk
The $22 Iron Cross covers every total except 7. See all 36 combinations, the six ways to lose, and the exact cost under common Field paytables.
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Can You Sue a Casino for Gambling Losses?
Casino disputes · Gambling losses · Self-exclusion · General legal information Losing money in a lawful casino game does not usually create an automatic right to a refund. A viable dispute normally needs something more specific: an unauthorized wager, a rules or settlement error, fraud, a contract breach, unlawful credit, a regulatory violation, or another…
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Longest Craps Roll: Patricia DeMauro’s 154-Roll Record
The documented facts and correct probability behind Patricia DeMauro’s 154-roll, four-hour-and-18-minute craps hand at Borgata in 2009.
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Roll to Win Craps: Rules, Electronic Betting and Differences
Learn how Roll to Win Craps combines physical dice with touchscreen wagers, how it differs from live and Bubble Craps, and what to check before betting.
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Playing Craps for Real Money: A Five-Step Safety Checklist
Before moving from free craps practice to real money, verify the operator, pass a rules test, calculate exposure, define a loss limit, and keep records.
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Online Craps FAQ: Rules, Fairness, Accounts, and Limits
A regulator-first online craps FAQ covering legality, RNG and live-dealer results, paytables, bonuses, records, speed, accounts, and player controls.
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Robert Alexander and Kizzang: Gambling, Fraud and the Record
Read the documented gambling-loss case of Robert Alexander and the practical lessons about chasing losses, casino credit, and financial control.
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What Happens to Come Bets When the Pass Line Point Wins?
Learn what happens to a traveled Come bet after the shooter makes the table point, including flat-bet contract rules and Come Odds working status.
