Craps Books for Beginners and Advanced Players
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Craps Books for Beginners and Advanced Players
Craps is often seen as a complex game, but it’s simpler than you might think. To help break this misconception, here are reviews of four top books on craps, perfect for both beginners and advanced players.
1. "Craps for the Clueless: A Beginners Guide to Playing and Winning" by John Patrick
As the title suggests, this book is tailored for those new to craps. Patrick uses simple language to explain the game's basics and terminology, making it accessible even if you’ve never seen a craps table. The book also unveils winning strategies used by professional gamblers.
John Patrick, a seasoned gambler and author, previously hosted the TV show "So You Wanna Be a Gambler." According to him, successful gambling hinges on "The Big Four": proper 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
This book is packed with useful advice for both newcomers and experienced players. It delves into strategies to beat the game, including which bets can reduce the house edge and which to avoid.
Frank Scoblete is a bestselling gambling author and the director of Golden Touch, offering seminars on craps and blackjack. Other notable books by Scoblete include "The Captain’s Craps Revolution," "Forever Craps," and "Get the Edge at Craps."
3. "Craps: Take the Money and Run" by Henry J. Tamburin
Henry J. Tamburin’s book centers on maximizing profits quickly while playing craps. It covers game mechanics and optimal betting strategies, introducing his Increased Odds betting system and Take the Money and Run discipline. A special chapter focuses on using the pass line bet to boost profits. The book also explores tournaments and new variations.
Dr. Tamburin has over 25 years of experience, and his strategies are built on his personal successes.
4. "Dice Control for Casino Craps" by Yuri Kononenko
This guide offers a straightforward introduction to dice control, from a mathematical and mechanical perspective.
Other recommended reads on dice control include Frank Scoblete’s "Golden Touch Dice Control Revolution" and "Craps Underground: The Inside Story of How Dice Controllers are Winning Millions from the Casinos," which provide intriguing insights into the game.
Conclusion
Craps might not be as popular as poker or blackjack, but that presents a unique opportunity. Casinos often focus on more popular games, allowing savvy players to capitalize on craps and enjoy potential profits.
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