Jim Kilby on US and International Casino Operations
Read the preserved Jim Kilby interview on U.S. and international casino operations, craps staffing, supervision, regulation and casino careers.
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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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Steve Forte on Casino Game Protection: Archive Interview
Read CrapsPit’s preserved Steve Forte interview on casino game protection, cheating methods, surveillance, advantage play and staff training.
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Casino Industry Interviews: Dealers, Analysts and Executives
Browse ten reviewed casino-industry interviews and career records covering dealing, game protection, mathematics, management, customer service and casino operations.
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First Time Playing Craps in Las Vegas: An Archive Story
This CrapsPit archive preserves an unidentified contributor’s first live craps session at Bellagio: a $40 start, a long favourable roll and a $300 cash-out. It is a vivid account of why a crowded dice table feels exciting. It is not evidence that copying another player, predicting a number or playing without knowing the rules is…
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Best Odds in Craps: Lowest-House-Edge Bets
The lowest-house-edge craps bets ranked, with Pass, Don’t Pass, Come, Odds, Place 6/8, Field variations, bankroll risk and common high-cost alternatives.
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Craps Prop Bet Keys: Dealer Payout Math Explained
Dealer payout keys for C&E, Horn, Horn High, High-Low, World and Three-Way Craps, with transparent examples and standard-paytable caveats.
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Progressive Craps Betting: Press and Regression Schedules
Full press, unit press, alternating press, and regression schedules explained with exact Place 6 cash flow, locked-profit tests, and exposure limits.
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Sucker Bets in Craps: What the Math Actually Says
Compare Big 6 and 8, Hardways, horn numbers, and Any 7 using combinations, house edge, paytables, and lower-cost alternatives without shaming players.
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Basic Don’t Come Strategy: Temporary Odds Hedge Explained
A corrected Don’t Pass and Don’t Come method showing the proper lay-Odds unit, every next-roll outcome, traveled contracts, and remaining risks.
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Boozer’s Delight Craps System: Math and Risk
A complete math check of the Boozer’s Delight craps system, including every outcome, its expected loss and why low volatility is not the same as no risk.
