It's interesting to note the variety of dice-tossing styles you'll encounter over your craps-playing life.  Some are plain and boring, weird and funny, and others are downright irritating.  Ever really thought about it?

In the gaming world, B.S. sells and reality doesn't.  One can only conclude that some authors either aren't the experts that Industry acknowledges them to be, or they're selling manure for an easy buck.

The "gambler's fallacy" is the false belief that fixed odds increase or decrease depending on recent occurrences.  If you base your play on this fallacy, you're doomed to lose your shirt.

I've read a lot of my colleagues' books and articles and, as best I can remember, they all say that failing to set win/loss limits is one of the worst things you can do.  I disagree--partially.

If anyone says or writes that he has a consistently "winning" craps system, he's either lying to swindle you or too stupid to know better.  No consistently winning craps system exists, has ever existed, or will ever exist.

Have discipline, play smart, and most importantly have fun.  Otherwise, you'll ruin your vacation by getting mad because you couldn't beat a game that you were never supposed to beat.

If the casino has such an advantage over the player, why on Earth does anyone play the game?  You'll never beat the casino over the long haul, but you can, indeed, beat it in the moments of time when the distribution variance goes your way.

Who invented craps?  How did it evolve?

Unfortunately, a craps table is usually full of superstitious people. It's foolish to play along with people's crazy superstitions, but you'll have much more fun at the table if you do.

The dealer tells you to "bridge" your Don't Pass Odds bet?  What in the world does that mean?