Predicting the Next Decision From the Dice in an Casino Crap Game

By Joe Newton

Nobody knows craps like "Mr. Joe." In this groundbreaking book, he shows you how to walk away from a crap table a winner. His knowledge about the random numbers game we call craps is astonishing.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Page Publishing, Inc.
• Release date: Jan 4, 2024
• ISBN: 9798887937724

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Predicting the Next Decision From the Dice in an Casino Crap Game

Joe Newton

Copyright © 2023 Joe Newton

All rights reserved

First Edition

PAGE PUBLISHING

Conneaut Lake, PA

First originally published by Page Publishing 2023

ISBN 979-8-88793-766-3 (pbk)

ISBN 979-8-88793-772-4 (digital)

Printed in the United States of America

Table of Contents

To my loving wife, Jaynell, who drove us to all the casinos where I conducted my research.

Foreword

Part 1

Introduction to the Rule of 8

Part 2

The Golden Nugget Game

Part 3

Analysis of the Golden Nugget Game

Part 4

The Isle of Capri Game

Part 5

Analysis of the Isle of Capri Game

Part 6

The Coushatta Game

Part 7

Analysis of the Coushatta Game

Part 8

Final Note

About the Author

To my loving wife, Jaynell, who drove us to all the casinos where I conducted my research.

Foreword

It is said that the game of craps began in ancient times when someone carved two cubes out of some bones. The game was played on a blanket until the players who faded the dice thrower complained he had too much control over the dice, hence began the requirement that the dice be bounced off a wall, as it is still done today in military barracks around the world.

Sometimes in the mid-1800s, a gambling parlor in New Orleans decided to bring the dice game out of the alleys and onto a table. They placed a wall around a table, thus beginning the modern-day Crap Game. Soon, the dice throwers were having too much control bouncing the dice off plain walls, so the gambling parlors placed alligator backing on the walls to give more movement to the dice.

The pass line and don't pass were the final random number game on the dice table.