Regular craps players will often comment that craps is a game that they will play forever but never master. This take on craps is attributed to the fact that many believe that lady luck is the ultimate decision maker in this fast paced dice game. However, there are a few individuals who believe otherwise – and have the winnings to prove it.
Author and gaming guru, Frank Scoblete, has recently released a DVD titled “Golden Touch: Beat Craps by Controlling the Dice”. On his website, Scoblete discusses how he has learned his techniques from a man that he believes to be the best of the best, the Captain, king of the craps tables and offers us excellent insight on the best craps betting strategy.
For those of you who are not familiar with the Captain or his past successes, this is a man who had reportedly won somewhere in the general vicinity of $12 million dollars during a period of about 25 years. He ran with a crew of 22 other phenomenal casino craps players but he was considered the leader of the group.
Evidently, he has disclosed his secrets to Scoblete, who has taken the time to master these techniques of dice control enough to at least develop an intricate DVD that features controlled throws of the dice, completely unedited.
Since craps is really a game that is dependent upon the shooter, then the shooter has some form of control over the ultimate outcome. Obviously, if the shooter just randomly throws the dice each time, there will be no clue as to how or where they will fall. However, if the shooter is a more methodical thrower, this person may actually be able to up the odds for the players.
Just like the regulars mentioned above, the Captain and Scoblete believe that you cannot win at craps by simply using some type of betting system because the game is much too random for that. That is, unless, of course, the dice can be controlled to some degree. With practice, they can be. So, to all of you craps shooters out there, remember, practice makes perfect! So it’s time to fine-tune your craps bets.
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