Craps Books for Beginners and Advanced Players
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Craps: Top Books for Beginners and Advanced Players
Summary:
Craps might seem complex, but it's actually quite approachable. Here, we review four essential books that can guide both beginners and advanced players in mastering the game.
Understanding Craps Through Books
Craps often intimidates players with its unique terminology and numerous betting options. However, several books can demystify the game, catering to different skill levels and even introducing the intriguing concept of dice control.
1) Craps for the Clueless: A Beginner's Guide to Playing and Winning by John Patrick
This book is an excellent starting point for newcomers. Written in simple language, it breaks down the basics and reveals professional gambling secrets. John Patrick, a seasoned gambler and former TV host, emphasizes "The Big Four" essentials for successful gambling: proper bankroll use, game knowledge, money management, and discipline.
2) Beat the Craps Out of the Casinos: How to Play Craps and Win by Frank Scoblete
Frank Scoblete's book is valuable for both newbies and seasoned players. It explains how to beat the game, detailing which bets lower the house edge and which to avoid. As a top-selling gambling author and director of Golden Touch seminars, Scoblete also wrote "The Captain's Craps Revolution," "Forever Craps," and "Get the Edge at Craps."
3) Craps: Take the Money and Run by Henry J. Tamburin
Focusing on quick profits, this book covers game mechanics and optimal betting strategies. It introduces the Increased Odds betting system and the Take the Money and Run discipline to maximize earnings. Dr. Henry J. Tamburin, a veteran player, draws from over 25 years of experience. The book also features special chapters on tournaments and new game variations.
4) Dice Control for Casino Craps by Yuri Kononenko
This guide provides a clear introduction to dice control from both mathematical and mechanical perspectives. For more on this topic, consider Frank Scoblete's "Golden Touch Dice Control Revolution" and "Craps Underground," which delve into how dice controllers gain an edge over casinos.
Conclusion
Unlike poker or blackjack, craps isn't as popular, presenting a unique opportunity for savvy players. With casinos focused on more popular games, craps offers a chance to profit by understanding and mastering its nuances.
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