Casino Craps for the Winner
by Your Casino Connection on Jul.29, 2010, under Craps
Product Description
This best-selling classic has sold over 500,000 copies! Players no longer need to be intimidated by this game. Cardoza offers a comprehensive and easy-to-understand book for both beginning players new to the game and experienced players looking for the maximum edge possible. Careful explanations and loads of examples show players the basics of playing craps, the various bets, their odds and payouts, money management and bankrolling. Cardoza shows the best possible ways to win money for players who like to bet with the dice or against them. Includes Cardoza’s Grandmaster strategy! Glossary…. More >>
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July 29th, 2010 on 3:38 pm
This book is fine for the beginning dice roller, but not for those who already have some knowledge about craps. The book has a VERY GOOD discussion of the basic rules of the game, odds and the different payouts. I like the chapters on special allowance for both right and wrong betters. I still use the book to refresh my memory sometimes. Other than that, however, the playing systems are nothing great. Pass or Don’t Pass with odds. Nothing new here, but a good book for those just starting out in the game of craps.
Rating: 3 / 5
July 29th, 2010 on 6:21 pm
I was preparing for a trip to Vegas and wanted to try something else besides blackjack.
This was just the book I needed. Craps is really not that difficult once you know what’s going on at the table, and, as this book will tell you, you don’t even need to understand all of it. Most bets on the table are sucker’s bets. The odds are stacked in the house’s favor. Stick to the bets outlined earlier in this book.
The early chapters explain the layout and rules of the table. The author goes on to explain what the odds are versus what the bets pay, which gives you the house advantages.
The system described in this book is more of a money management plan. Bet smart, and know that the house will always have some advantage, even if it’s only 0.09%. In the long term you’re going to lose. Manage your cash, have a ton of fun at the table cheering and letting the dice fly, while being served free drinks. Maybe you’ll walk away with more in chips than you showed up with in cash. I did.
You’ll have fun playing craps after reading this book. Just remember to ignore anyone, including the author of this book, who will lead you to believe over the long term you’ll emerge a winner.
Rating: 4 / 5
July 29th, 2010 on 9:16 pm
The text and elaboration on the rules of the game are great for the beginner. The “winner” part, I’m not sure of. I would investigate other books for strategy advice on craps, though I cannot advise which ones.
If you’ve never played before, this one is good.
Rating: 4 / 5
July 29th, 2010 on 11:35 pm
Gives a simple method of playing based on mathematical explanation of odds.
Rating: 5 / 5