Getting a little off-topic, but there are a lot of craps games across this
great nation, and not all of them have savvy casino crews. Some have
stickmen that will even help set your dice before pushing them back, in
order to speed up the game.
As a casino, if you don't believe in dice setting but want to encourage
players who do, that would be a pretty savvy way to do it.
On Sat, Aug 27, 2011 at 10:49 AM, tomflush <tomflush@nyc.rr.com> wrote:
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> Craps is only a game of skill if you/they let it be one. Savy Casino crews
> know all about dice setting, and once recognized they will kill the play by
>
> harassing the player with:
> Sir - you must hit the back wall each and every time with both dice.
> Sir - no setting the dice, you must pick up the dice and thrown it , as
> soon
> as you get it.
> Sir - your not throwning the dice fast enough / slow enough / high enough
> /low enough ( whatever rattles the player or the opposite of the precision
> throw ).
> Sir - we are not going to argue with you again, shoot dice like I asked or
> pass the dice.
> Sir - security is watching you very closely from above.
>
> So todays dice setters, have to size up their mark - win fast , make it
> look
> like pure luck, and get out .
>
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