In a message dated 12/21/03 1:26:45 AM Eastern Standard Time, nvcaver@cox.net
writes:
Anyone have an opinion about what the best book is about the
intricacies of playing craps? The giftee lives in Sacramento, so
probably plays at local Indian casinos and Reno, if that matters. No,
it doesn't have to get to him by Christmas.
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Pat
The Dice Doctor by Sam Grafstein
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Just make a double-sided printout of the Craps page. Use the $ u
saved on the book to buy him something else. 
Also, Wincraps (http://www.cloudcitysoftware.com/) is a good craps
program to test whatever craps strategy you want. (Free download/30
days free.)
BTW- i believe the Full Count method is best. This is where you have
passline bet, then ALWAYS have a come bet. Plus back everything with
odds. This gives the house the least advantage (~.6% if double odds).
Of course this requires a HIGH bankroll, and involves alot of risk
since potentially you can have $ on all 6 numbers, with no repeats.
A compromise is the 3 Point Betty. Passline and 2 Come bets. The
strategy is to always have 3 numbers. If a number hits, do another
come bet to replace the # that was just taken down.
In a message dated 12/21/03 1:26:45 AM Eastern Standard Time,
nvcaver@c...
writes:
Anyone have an opinion about what the best book is about the
intricacies of playing craps? The giftee lives in Sacramento, so
probably plays at local Indian casinos and Reno, if that matters.
No,
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Charger1946@a... wrote:
it doesn't have to get to him by Christmas.
--
Pat
The Dice Doctor by Sam Grafstein[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]