Longest Roll On Craps Table

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Craps offers players gambling immortality if ever a 'long roll' should happen when they are bellied up to a crap table. Your roll, Chris, might even get you a mention in the figurative Craps Hall of Fame, and it certainly is worthy of mention in this column, especially since you made some Ka-ching. Leave your Place bets on the table (remember, they’re automatically OFF on the come-out roll of a new game). Step 3: The first time any of your Place bets hit, put the winnings in your chip stack (i.e., don’t press or increase the Place bet, and don’t make any other Place bet).

Headlock
It's not outside the realm of probability because it really happened. It's times like these when I begin to think the casino is cheating (see the keno thread). It's just unbelievable when you get three numbers up, then seven out without collecting a bet, 5 or 6 shooters in a row. I think goatcabin knows how to calculate this stuff, standard deviation and so forth.
Lhornbk70

I would be curious to see how much slower the time between throws gets when the shooter has been at it for some time. Veteran players will keep their bets and payouts in logical amounts to speed up play, but when everyone is betting props, or tossing chips into the middle randomly, it can be a madhouse.


That's one of the reason's I think my roll lasted closer to an hour than half hour. This casino is still new enough that some of the dealers are not that experienced (and this casino rotates people around the craps table about every 20-30 minutes-from stick to dealer on one side to time off to dealer again and so on. I had at least 2 different sticks while I was throwing), and so paying off bets takes awhile for some of them, especially some of the more complex bets and higher bets. And there were a lot of bets out. Plus some were constantly pressing some of their bets and keeping hardways up whenever I shot an easy. The box was constantly having to help one dealer (on my side) with some of his payouts. And I benefited from one dealer mistake. He left my come bets up after I had hit one point on the pass line and then rolled a seven on the next come out roll. There were so many place bets and buy bets up, and that are turned off on that roll, that he just assumed everything was turned off. I didn't notice until after my next roll, when I was about to put another come bet down and realized I already had a couple of other numbers still covered (I was the only person making come bets on that side, so I know they were mine.) By that point I decided to leave it alone instead of pointing it out, since it would have slowed up play while they tried to figure it out, and I'm superstitious enough that I didn't want to do anything to mess that roll up.Table
7craps

That's one of the reason's I think my roll lasted closer to an hour than half hour. This casino is still new enough that some of the dealers are not that experienced (and this casino rotates people around the craps table about every 20-30 minutes-from stick to dealer on one side to time off to dealer again and so on.


Standard procedure for most craps table dealers to rotate positions.
On stick for 20, to both bases for 20 each, break for 20, and start again. An 8 hour shift, one only deals for 6 hours.edit0003
winsome johnny (not Win some johnny)
Ayecarumba
You did the right thing. With new, or weak dealers, it is totally the player's responsibility to ensure correct payouts. If a house error tilts in your favor, you don't have to say anything. However, if confronted by the boxman, you should have no qualms with making it square.
As for your plan to take your winnings and getting aggressive this weekend, a word of warning... The L.O.A. (Law of Averages) hits back, and occassionally hits hard. Manage your bankroll,and don't chase the next, 'hot streak' into the hole.
Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication - Leonardo da Vinci
TIMSPEED
First post to this forum, but I've been a long time lurker.
I know some of you are not going to believe this, but this truely did happen.
Last May (May of 09, for the record) I had the dice pushed to me at around 10:30pm, and I continued to shoot until just after 12am. I did this at the Siena Casino in Reno, NV. I myself was counting and focusing on the rolls, so the only bet I had on the table was a pass line with single odds. I rolled 89 'box' numbers, with 14 'horn' numbers, sprinkled in. Amazingly, I NEVER rolled a 7, until the 7-out. (On #104) I think reaching the 100 mark, made me more nervous because I realized I was coming up on the record (which at that time was 118 by Fujitake). I'm also for certain it is a Reno record though...
yes I was setting the dice, with the 3-V set the entire time.
Gambling calls to me...like this ~> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Nap37mNSmQ
Ayecarumba
Congratulations TIMSPEED. That is an amazing feat. To avoid 'Big Red' for 103 consecutive rolls contributes to the evidence that dice setting can turn the game into a positive EV.
Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication - Leonardo da Vinci
NicksGamingStuff
Now on dice setting I bought the Scobelete book and find the setting of the dice does not seem to have any significant effect on what happens, in face the times I have played and set dice I tend to 7 out quickly. Perhaps I have not skilled the throw of having the dice bounce and die as the book describes. However there is significant advertising throughout the book to buy the practice craps tables/ boxes.
RaleighCraps
70 minutes in Tunica in 2008 or 2009 (it's all so confusing these days.......)
We knew the exact amount of time because my buddy had rolled just prior to me, and said he was going to roll for 30 minutes. That was a huge laugh, since no one could make more than 1 point for the previous hour on the table, but he did in fact, roll for 35 minutes. When he finished, he told me, 'I got my 30 minutes, you get an hour.'
As was pointed out, the length of time on my roll was skewed, since so many people were making hop bets and other idiotic $1 bets. After 30 minutes, it was taking 2 minutes to pay out after every roll, so the last 1/2hour was probably no more than 15 to 25 throws. There was a payout argument by the hop bettors after every throw. Since I went hugely positive during the roll I could not have cared less if they had argued for 5 minutes every time, but there were other players on the table who would have been just as happy to start breaking arms and legs on some of the hop bettors......
Same game, same table, lots of different emotions...
Always borrow money from a pessimist; They don't expect to get paid back ! Be yourself and speak your thoughts. Those who matter won't mind, and those that mind, don't matter!
teddys

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Last May (May of 09, for the record) I had the dice pushed to me at around 10:30pm, and I continued to shoot until just after 12am. I did this at the Siena Casino in Reno, NV. ... I'm also for certain it is a Reno record though...

It is a record that will certainly never be broken at the Siena, since they don't have table games anymore! I hope you made your fellow players a lot of money. It takes a lot of restraint to only keep a pass line bet out there. I can respect that ... just the challenge of the roll.
'Dice, verily, are armed with goads and driving-hooks, deceiving and tormenting, causing grievous woe.' -Rig Veda 10.34.4
TIMSPEED
Indeed I did. A fellow player who plays as conservatively as I do, made around $2000...I made $200. ($3 pass line with $5 odds)

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Gambling calls to me...like this ~> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Nap37mNSmQ

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What is your longest roll at craps? Go ahead....brag!
Mine may have been this past weekend. The boxman changed two times, and the stickman changed three times. That means three boxmen, and four different stickmen. Anyone know how often these break and shift changes occur so I can try to estimate the length of the roll. I also wasted very few rolls, most rolls resulted in a number being thrown. The last one, I never made my point but hit almost nothing but numbers. I had never pressed so many different number up so many times on the the same roll!
Another roll one or two evenings earlier, was with a FULL table. I was at stick left first. I was setting two different sets for about 25 mins and was having great success. I change for the first time to a 3-v and sevened out on the first throw. The guy who was staight out stick left was watching and never let me hear the end of it for changing my set! I even ran into him at another casino the next day, and what do you think he said? Hey.. your the guy who changed up and blew a great roll!!