CRAPS



3 Recommended Books

Golden Touch Dice Control Revolution by Frank Sclobete

In this latest book on the subject of dice control, Frank Scoblete and Dominator explain what it takes to develop a controlled dice throw. This book's strong suit is the dozens of illustrations that show you how to set, grasp, and release the dice for best effect.

Craps Sim Craps Simulator software by

One of the finest software programs for gamblers. With CrapSim, you're in control of table minimums and maximums, odds, and how commission is calculated. Record bets as you make them and play them back at the touch of a key. CrapSim II also collects extensive statistics on every roll of the dice. Track your bankroll, wins and losses, even get a decision-by-decision breakdown through easy-to-use, pop-up windows. A state-of-the-art random number generator ensures that the dice are as true as those used in Las Vegas. Requires 286 or better CPU, 640K RAM, 1 MB disk space, DOS 3.3 or higher, VGA, two or three button mouse.

Forever Craps by Frank Sclobete

Can craps really be beaten? Probably not. But that hasn’t deterred Frank Scoblete from examining the possibilities. In Forever Craps, Scoblete promotes a dice-throwing technique he calls “rhythmic rolling.” Scoblete has taken heat for the zeal with which he promotes his controversial ideas, but, in truth, he has always provided ample red herrings to go along with them. In this book, for example, he writes: “What do the Loch Ness Monster, Bigfoot, and Rhythmic Rollers (dice controllers) at craps have in common? The answer is that they are all relatively modern mythological creatures that have caught the fancy of the public ...” The fact is, Scoblete’s techniques should serve to lessen losses at the dice table (for those who will play anyway). He advocates making only the low-edge bets, generally slowing the action down, and pounding hard to get comps for play. The book contains good reference information about crap percentages, and Scoblete is one of the most entertaining writers in the gambling field.