Craps is the most exciting game in the casino. Sadly, the majority of craps players give the casinos huge edges by their awful betting choices. That doesn’t have to be, because at its purest, craps is a very simple game with a very small house edge on its better bets.

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My colleagues in Golden Touch Craps Inc., Dominator and Mr. Finesse, are advocates of regression betting as a means of securing wins and avoiding losses. A typical regression play, called the $110 one-hit-and-down, would go like this:

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In any casino game you play with other people at the table, there is always the chance that you’ll metaphorically rub shoulders with people whose shoulders you’d prefer they kept to themselves. Slot players don’t usually have to worry about disgusting, ill-mannered, unkempt, unclean and obnoxious players standing right next to them, as slot players can move from machine to machine should some shaggy beast sit at the machine next to them. The slot player’s life is just him or her and the machine.

The same cannot be said with craps players. Yes, the craps table attracts many decent, nice and personable players, the majority of whom are a pleasure to play with at the tables. But craps also attracts troglodytes — non-evolved creatures whose only goal in life is to annoy and disgust you.

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Craps offers a multitude of betting options. Which ones you pick at the tables depends on many factors from mere preference to confident strategy. Considering all the options presented here will allow you to define the game you play best.

Craps offers a veritable smorgasbord of alternate bets. The wealth of wagers from which players can pick is both a strength and a weakness. Strength because of the ways bettors can tailor the action to suit their personal preferences. Weakness because the diversity of features can make comparisons confusing.

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