Craps Books for Beginners and Advanced Players
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Craps Books for Beginners and Advanced Players
Craps may seem complex with its unique lingo and numerous betting choices, but it's more approachable than you think. Here, we review the top four books that cater to both beginners and experienced players, exploring basic rules, advanced strategies, and dice control techniques.
1. Craps for the Clueless: A Beginner's Guide to Playing and Winning by John Patrick
This book is perfect for newcomers. Written in clear, simple language, it demystifies the game's terminology and rules. John Patrick, a seasoned gambler and former host of "So You Wanna be a Gambler," shares insights on winning strategies. He emphasizes four crucial elements for successful gambling: bankroll management, game knowledge, money management, and discipline.
2. Beat the Craps Out of the Casinos: How to Play Craps and Win by Frank Scoblete
Ideal for both novices and seasoned players, Scoblete's book outlines strategies to beat the game. It details which bets minimize the house edge and which to avoid. Frank Scoblete, a bestselling gambling author and director of Golden Touch seminars, also recommends "The Captain's Craps Revolution," "Forever Craps," and "Get the Edge at Craps."
3. Craps: Take the Money and Run by Henry J. Tamburin
This book focuses on generating quick profits at the casino. It covers game mechanics, optimal bets, and introduces the Increased Odds betting system and the Take the Money and Run strategy to maximize gains. Dr. Henry J. Tamburin, with 25 years of experience, integrates his proven tactics. Special chapters on tournaments and the pass line bet offer additional insights.
4. Dice Control for Casino Craps by Yuri Kononenko
Kononenko's guide provides an accessible introduction to dice control, explaining the concept from both mathematical and mechanical angles. For further exploration, Frank Scoblete’s "Golden Touch Dice Control Revolution" and "Craps Underground" offer in-depth looks at how dice controllers gain an edge over casinos.
Conclusion
Unlike poker or blackjack, craps isn't as popular, which presents a unique opportunity. Casinos prioritize more common games, allowing savvy players to capitalize on craps. Use the insights from these books to enhance your skills and increase your chances of winning.
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