Craps: Q&A for Advanced Play

Posted July 3rd, 2011 by admin No Comments »

Craps is a game that has multiple bets that all have their advatnages and disadvantaged. While there are also many betting strategies out there, there are only a few that are worth your time to understand. This is an overview of advanced tips an techniques to apply to your next session with confidence.

Question: Just as a refresher, please explain the SRR and how it relates to dice control. Answer: In a random game of craps, the 7 comes up six times for every 36 rolls or once every six rolls. Naturally that is a long-range average. In short-run play, the SRR can be all over the board, but over time, the SRR will begin to give you a good idea of what kind of edge you have over the house. So, again, the SRR is one 7 for every six rolls, or 1:6. If a shooter can start to reduce the appearance of the 7 to 1:6.3 or better, he can get an edge at the game. The better the SRR, the higher the player’s edge will be over the game. Players can also have “negative” SRRs of 1:5.8 or lower. Of course, to establish your SRR and to have any confidence in it, you must do at least several thousand throws of the dice.

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