Thank you for the feedback…my intention was trying to make it as simple as possible! I am going to be doing separate videos on the pass and don’t pass for beginners soon, so be sure to stay tuned!

Our pleasure! It is a fun game but the results can be brutal…we always suggest starting low and slow until you’re comfortable with understanding the game! Thank you for watching as well as for the feedback, we appreciate your support!

I agree! It’s also alot easier to enjoy yourself when the money doesn’t effect your decisions.

Thank you, I appreciate the feedback!

Are you going to be at GVR or the strip Wednesday or Thursday?

I’m not sure as we usually don’t plan out our visits but if you see 2 people recording at the bubble craps be sure to say hello!

@@SAsh-zg6ln go to the table and play. Don’t play the bubble craps machine. Please don’t play bubble craps.

@@emmanuelvacakis4463 only way I’d consider a table is if it’s very slow and I’m the only player. I’m a rook so I don’t want to go to a busy table

I have some from a while back when I had access to a .25c machine but every time we play them on these $1 machines we can never catch a good run, so we usually just play the don’t pass or pass but perhaps I’ll try to one sometime soon!

I wish I could help but I’ve never even been to Oklahoma, but it’s good to know they have bubble craps…hopefully someone will be able to help you with your question.

Yes they have them now at winstar and Choctaw

What a small world…I was there around 9:45 to 10:30, but ended up having to take off earlier than anticipated. It would have been cool to run into each other! If you’re ever interested in meeting up at GVR or collaborating on a video, you can contact us at esgryoutube@yahoo.com. We normally play small but we’d love to take a shot at higher stakes.

If you were down to your last $10 you shouldn’t have gambled it away!

No, we are not affiliated with any of them in any way.

That’s an interesting perspective that I haven’t put to much thought into, but it is scary to think that casinos very well could be all electronic in the future!

@@EatSleepGambleRepeat no. Never. A major component of gambling comes from social contact with dealers and the handling of chips.

@@EatSleepGambleRepeat also you can only take double odds. Some casinos allow 100 times odds if your flat bet is high enough. This lowers the house advantage to 0.02%. And it’s 0.01% laying odds on the Don’t side. It’s takes only minimal control of the dice to overcome that. You can’t touch the bubble craps dice, so you are a sure loser playing it. That’s no fun. How do you feel after you walk out of the casino having lost all your money? Do you consider that fun? I tell you, I don’t consider that fun at all. Not only do you lose, you waste your life away doing it. And you spend money on travel and lodging to lose for such at bubble craps. Everyone who plays it loses.