Appreciate your response

dealer also gave them to him showing a 7 multiple times

@@liudizzle Yeah I saw that! I guess the super superstition doesn't apply when you can't easily pass the dice 🤣

What kidn of surface is the table? Seemed really hard to slide those dice?

My comment too. It’s like she never tried a stick before but every fricking time. 😅 I think this table is harder to slide dice then felt.

IIRC Roll to Win tables have ridges to prevent dice sliding by the shooter. I think that's what they are having trouble getting over there. Certainly doesn't make it any easier for them to do their job.

Some have systems, some are superstitious while others don't have a clue. lol

I know. It's so annoying.

I am one of those and I know it makes zero difference but I like having a routine and it also gives me more confidence betting on others.

I like to just grab and throw them. keep the game moving.

Just sticking to a strat…

I play conservative like this too. But I also would have pulled my bets at $350 mark. I am cheap 😂

Noted!

I’ll have to check it out

thanks for watching

That’s an idea that would work!

A rubberized bead around the head of the stick could also allow them to easily flip the dice over the lip, without having to fuss with a tray.

Maybe it's from the B in DP Bar down to the Big 6. It's been a minute

True, but you can’t Roll the dice, which is fun.

Which casino was it and what was the table limit in pesos for the Roll to win and regular craps tables?

@@ryanpellejo900 COD ground floor near the high limit. Minimum bet is ₱200 and the table is just like the one in the video

​@@Madman420 Do the real tables have higher limits?

@@ryanpellejo900 COD don’t have the real tables anymore. You’d have to go to the other casinos for that. Okada has 4 but the layout is soft as a pillow to induce random rolls. Solaire has a better table but on weekends, minimum bet is up to ₱500

@@Madman420 I was anticipating P500 tables but that's fine, I'll just go flat bet the dark side. Thanks for the info!

All crap systems are negative to the player.

Of course doesn’t compare to real table, but great option on weekend when tables are $15/25 and this is still $5

It’s a conservative strat. It doesn’t look great on big rolls, but great on lots of short rolls which is more common.

It's a great game. I play $300 because thats what I can afford generally. im a 200-500 player

Of course this doesn't compare to traditional table, but its a great option to play for $5 on a Saturday night when the tables are $15-25-50

Boo

Likely would not stick to “strategy”

ha, not sure about that

This video explains it kzfaq.info/get/bejne/p7ijlLx6z5PHl5c.html

Yeah, just say no to $25!!!!

Buy on outside numbers pay better than place bets. True odds minus 5% vig and round to closest penny. On digital craps, bubble etc. always buy outside and place 6/8

dealer didn't make us wait max, actually turned off timer which sped things up. These tables left a lot of casinos because of maintenance and scarcity of replacement parts.

I pick a certain spot and try to hit

@@ColorUp when your at the table and someone new starts rolling, do you wait to see how they are going to do? Or just get in right away? Do you ever get the sense that some people just don’t have the confidence to roll?

I never wait. Some of best rolls I’ve seen have been by first timers so 🤷‍♂️

​@@MrHawaiiboy510 Every roll is random, so it doesn't matter.

@@ColorUp ok thanks. Love the videos and great information keep it coming

It was eye opening, long roll to win 100-150$

Yes

C- craps (2,3,12) and E -(11) just an additional spot for stickman to book those bets because they are so popular

@@ColorUp thanks !!

No need. Pay is 7:6 so $5 pays $5.83 because it pays to penny. On real table, they would have to round down to $5 because they have no way to pay $0.83. So on real table you make bet $6

@@ColorUp I suppose I like no change while playing Craps, LOL. But then Buying 4,5,9,10 @ $5 makes the latter indifferent. BTW, I like the long roll. Gives real world expectations. As far as the stickman having trouble with the dice, I've see these tables with open areas just so the dice can be transferred smoothly. I didn't like the SHOVE of the dice near the end. Seemed lazy, unprofessional and disrespectful to the shooter. GREAT VIDEOS. I WILL CONTINUE TO WATCH. 🎲🎲

I do yes.

Table said 5x

5x. It is shown on the back wall of the table.

short answer is yes

yes there is a set amount of time for people to bet then you wait for dealer to get you the dice. At least it can't be overly long with some of these players throwing all these center bets

Sometimes yes, sometimes no. In this case they turned off timer and just pushed dice. Sometimes there is a 20-30 sec timer which can speed up action vs a table with tons of bet’s happening, or can slow down action if just players making bets quickly.

A lot of Roll to Win tables are set up for the shooter to throw every 30 seconds.

Maybe, but I can’t gamble my personal money like that for your entertainment. If you’d like to send me money though 😉

more players does change the atmosphere. The dealers are hit and miss, when they are pulled off of blackjack and don't know dice, they are usually uninterested, but their job isn't much, just move the dice. It doesn't come close to comparing to real tables, but lower limits, and pays to penny, as well as being able to try any crazy strategy are its advantages.

perfect

If not you could have spread the money out between the 5 numbers and been collecting and pressing

$5 min, $2k max

see it

it’s a nice option when real tables are $25

actually the ribs in table to prevent dice sliding are huge obstacles to try and get dice over

There are obstacles on the table.

Correct, it’s a gambling game

I was showing a particular strat. Was down almost $200 and won it back with that roll. Sure could have bet more aggressively, but if the roll was shorter would have lost more. Craps is easy when you see the results of dice.

Not true, this created one additional position. It’s not going to replace live tables.

its not considered a slot machine. it falls under electronic table game category. You throw the dice yourself, so how are they cheating you? Casinos don't need to cheat because the game is "rigged" in their favor by having a mathematical advantage to every bet. You lose, they take it all...you win, they pay you short of what is fair. The casino doesn't need luck, they have math...players need luck to overcome the math.

@@ColorUp I appreciate your perspective! You don’t seem to have an issue with gambling. It seems more of a hobby for you which is the healthy way to gamble. I have a lot of respect for you. However, you represent a very small percentage of players in those buildings. Look around the next time your in a casino on a Tuesday afternoon and tell me how many “recreational users” you see. The casino doesn’t “need” to cheat. That’s correct! But since when did any business pass up an opportunity to make more profit quicker? Problem gamblers are an easy target due to there frequent loner undercover visits to casino. Tech exists to have remote control pulse dice that are 100% accurate in throwing numbers on command. You tube it and judge for yourself. My opinion which is worthless, if tech exists, companies will exploit it to benefit the bottom line. Casinos are no different and certainly don’t have high moral standards

Not sure. They were popular and everywhere for a few months. And then they were all gone. Last I saw one was at Linq

I saw one in the Flamingo this past weekend. I stayed in the Linq and I didn't recall seeing one there.

It’s a real casino at a real table. Real dice are thrown and you can see other peoples bets on the table, but all betting and payouts are done virtually, so there’s no chips. This allows for less workers at each table, and allows improper bets as all bets are paid to the penny.

@Tech Sports Betting I see! I thought the payoffs were odd in denominations. With that said, I'd prefer playing on the regular table with real dealers. Maybe it's just me? Thank you!