$22 Split Craps System: Place and Don’t Come Risk
Combine Place 6/8 with two planned Don’t Come entries. Learn why DC timing prevents a static hedge and how lay Odds can exceed the $22 title.
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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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$22 Inside on the Come-Out Roll: The Lou Progression
The Lou $22 Inside come-out progression reconstructed with exact Place bets, probability, expected cost, escalation risk, and unresolved rules clearly identified.
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Crapless Craps: Rules, Odds and House Edge
Learn Crapless Craps rules, its ten possible points, 5.38% flat Pass edge, true Odds payouts, rare-number Place paytables, and exact probabilities.
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Craps Tournaments: Formats, Rules and Strategy
Understand bankroll and long-roll craps tournaments, advancement rules, betting order, final-round decisions, entry costs, ties, and tournament-chip strategy.
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Craps Variations: Crapless, Card, Electronic and More
Compare standard, crapless, California card, Bubble, Roll to Win, RNG, street, tournament, and bonus craps formats—and the rules each changes.
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Dice Control in Craps: Claims, Evidence, and a Fair Test
Dice setting is observable; a sustained casino advantage is a separate claim. Learn what the evidence shows and how a credible dice-control test would work.
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How to Roll Craps Dice: Legal Technique vs. Dice Control
Learn the ordinary legal casino throw, dice set and grip terminology, back-wall procedure, and the evidence required to prove outcome influence.
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6 and 8 Regression With 4/10: Correct Cash Flow
Start with $18 each on 6 and 8, regress after one hit, and add 4 and 10 after two. See the exact cash flow, 39.06% probability, and valid press ladders.
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5 Count Variation: Mixed Come and Don’t Come Strategy
This contributor method alternates Pass, Don’t Pass, Come, and Don’t Come positions. Learn why four rolls do not guarantee four established bets.
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$44 Inside Craps System: Full $124 Exposure Explained
The 44 Inside name hides two $40 Lay bets and $124 total exposure. Follow the complete setup, favorable cash flow, commissions, and failure risks.
