[big joe 1212]

How could I forget those! The last 2 are the ones I feel are most common!

I remember this old fart was shooting. He was one of those dice freaks who control the dice on a $5 table. He would stop and stare at the wall for a good couple of seconds, before throwing the dice. He had money across the board. He stopped right before he was going to roll, whispered to the dealer to take his bets off, then rolled the dice. He sevened out. I thought the table would murder the poor guy, because somebody got vocal and told him he should have let the table know he was rolling a seven!

[big joe 1212]

Ever see one dice land on top of the other?? Ive seen it twice. First time ruled no roll, second time picked up top dice placed beside bottom dice---point.

never have seen this

[xkgb]

well its all i can afford

[Killer_Demo]

i hate supersticious a-holes

[easywinner]

I've seen all kinds of shit before, i think the casinos just do whatever they feel like at the time. I've seen dice hit a hand before no roll, another time they counted it. I've seen dice jump and land in the chip tray and it was counted, other time not counted. They usually count it all the times I've seen when it lands on chip stacks or chips on the table. Never seen it land both on top of each other before though crazy.

[SHADYLANKY]

I held the dice for 58 minutes at the Cal a few years ago.Made about $4500 on that roll-which was nothingcompares to a couple of hawaiians at the table...great times

The Hawaiians at the Cal fire it up big time. I have seen them 2-4 of them win $50K+ a few times. Would of been nice to be at the table with Stanley Fujitake was tossing the dice.

[nyjets15]

C'mon. Who the phuk makes these rules, like someone buying in during the roll changes the fact that the 7 can come out 1 in 6 times. The only thing worse are those people that sit at $5 Blackjack tables and tell people to wait until the shoe is over.

The constitution guarantees the right for all degenerates to gamble.

I agree.....small players have every right to do their thing at the caps table....someone buying chips in the middle of your roll has no affect on future rolls

[kfranz31]

the only difference in the amount of buy in is payout....the same can go for all the penny and nickel machine why fill a casino with these player right.........no denomination has no meaning just proper manners at a table

[Brick]

I love watching superstitious players at the Craps table. They will find anything they can think of to blame when the 7 comes.

- Dice fall off the table.
- Dice hit a stack of chips
- Dice don't hit the back of the wall
- Dice hit the back wall but in a different place then before.
- Someone buys in during a hot roll
- Some newbie holds up the roll by asking betting questions.
- Some guy argues over a payout that delays the next roll
- Drink lady comes
- Shift change for dealers
- Shooter diidn't set the dice the correct way
-

lol thats a pretty good list

[sonnyhowitzer]

does that mean your a ahole?

[daniele4]

Those people are the worst I get soo angry when that happens

[floridagolfer]

What difference does it make? I'd rather play with a table full of players who buy $100 worth of chips than someone with a few thousand. I don't need the nasty looks when someone rolls a 7-out.

[Waterstpub87]

can't believe this thread is still going. Its more annoying when people buy in for 25$ at minimum 25$ bet table

[tofuman]

yea craps is a losing game anyway, house has the edge. don't mess w/ it.

[antifoil]

i dont play casino games. do people get mad in blackjack at people for not playing correctly thinking that has an effect on their outcome? that seems similar to these craps people

[Waterstpub87]

i dont play casino games. do people get mad in blackjack at people for not playing correctly thinking that has an effect on their outcome? that seems similar to these craps people

I get annoyed more because it takes them awhile to count out the money and all. On top of it, at the PA casinos they usually only have 2 or 3 tables running, that are always full. When people shove their way into an already crowded table, and then buy it for a little amount which they then lose in a minute or so, it seems pointless.

[bettilimbroke999]

I like to buy in for 10 bucks at a 5 dollar table so I have some cash to take ma odds, THEN I BET THE DONT PASS AND ROOT AGAINST THE TABLE!

They love me at the craps table, I jump around and fist pump every time they say SEVEN OUT!

[Salamander]

Ha ha I bought in for $50 first time I played, didn't know the rules, dealer played for me pretty much, walked away with $500, couldn't sleep that night, went back to the casino at 4:00 Am gave back $300, life is short oh well.

[big joe 1212]

yea craps is a losing game anyway, house has the edge. don't mess w/ it.

All games have a house advantage!