Learn to Bet on Craps – Tricks and Plans: Demeanor and Folklore
Posted in Craps on 04/03/2008 03:46 pm by Donovan
Sadly, a craps table is normally full of superstitious gamblers. If you do or say anything against their foolish beliefs, they occasionally give you dirty looks or verbally offend you. To aid in avoiding embarrassment, jeering, and potential vocal confrontations with these players, become versed in their folklore and study craps etiquette. I understand it is crazy to wager along with people’s crazy beliefs, but you’ll have much more fun at the craps table if you do.
Performing good behavior includes remembering to be nice to the dealers. Don’t annoy them by throwing chips at the dealers, bump over their chip stacks, or laying blame on the dealers for your defeats. If you tee off the dealers, how can you increase your enjoyment? Besides, it just is not nice. Your friendly behavior can be infectious, soon causing the whole table more excitement. (Sounds like an excellent time for big hug and a round of Kumbaya.)
In spite of what so-called "dice doctors" and "craps champions" write on their web sites, there’s no such item as a "logical" craps superstition. One fokelore is not more or less believable than another. They’reThey are all the very same–absurd. But you musthave to heed them or the idiots at the craps table who really trust in them will make your time at the table horrible.
Respecting a lot of the idiots’ folklores has morphed into common policies at the craps table. Therefore, you must know and understand them. That’s another requirement to learning the secret to craps.
Now you understand! Remember, become versed in how to gamble on craps the proper way.