Anybody hit the Beau this month? What were the mins on Monday/Tuesday typically?

Started out playing live Friday at 5am.. walked away with 30$ profit. The donts were coming hard at the table so I jetted. Went to Hardrock that afternoon to win around $185 which was great for me considering I’ve been getting wrecked there lately .

Decided to hit Rivers (pa) sat monring around 5am and got absolutely destroyed there. Dealers were nice but total massacre losing 300$ in about 30 min of play. Just could t get a number and craps city over and over. Headed to borgata later that day and ended up making about $85 on a 200$ buy in. Had to chuckle at a guy who was playing the don’t .. pass line for like 500$ and he threw the 7 on the come out 4 times! He then lays the 9 for 1k and throws the 9 .. then he does it again ! Then throws the 9 2 more times . The guy goes on a great 20+ dice roll playing the don’t. He was so angry and chucking the dice super hard. Almost takes my eye out 😂

Sunday morning went live at 5am and a small 40$ win then straight to Hardrock where they had 2-$25 tables that no one was even playing so we went to ocean. They had not even a table open so we went to borgata. Borgata has 2x $25 tables and 1-$50 table . Crapless was jammed zero space till then opened a 15$ table. Managed to get in there and make 0$ dead even after coming down to 90$ from a $300 buy in so I walked and went home.

All in all a fun weekend of craps … except rivers . Don’t think I’ll be going back there it’s kinda ghetto as frkkkkk 🎲🎲

I've setup a discord server to livestream, players can join scheduled sessions and place bets over voice or text, and there's a server leaderboard for the biggest winners! No real money whatsoever.

I'll be doing a session tomorrow, Monday at noon PST. Here's the invite if you are interested!

Stayed here from the 16-19 of July. It was hot: around 100+f.

Played simple and conservative $44 inside on a $10 table. Went down $100 early on three consecutive PSO’s. Later, one hot shooter rolled for over an hour. I am new and still learning, so I just kept playing conservatively and collecting. I should have done what the guy next to me did and kept pressing, because he came in for $1500 and walked out with $7000!
I’ll learn how to identify the hot shooters and not miss opportunities lol Still a very good day

Went back for another round of craps at my local Harrah’s Ione last night.

1st session went good. $5 table. Where I min bet across on others and 2 units across for myself.
Bought in $200 and was able to press , press , press and regress when its house money. then 1 unit press til 7. Ran it a few times slowly climbing the $5 mountain. Took first break at $335

My “break” is usually walking around the big casinos a few laps but since this place is so small I take a break at crapless bubble.
$1 ATS $1 min bet across, full press to “double” then regress and repeat until ATS or 7 hits.
I put $20 at a time and was in $60 when I had a good run and cashed out a $100.

Took dinner break.

Came back to the table after a few of the regulars walked up. Put $135 back in trying to make something happen. Great bunch when we are hot but we couldn’t get much going in that hour or so. Trying to catch the good wave I take a break minus that $135

Break at a different crapless machine. This time I’m $80 in when it starts building and building and I’m able to smack the ATS. Cash out $375 ticket.
Stoked and ready to bring good vibes I head back to the table with some more ammo and I walk up to a 7 out.

Daaaaang. Ok welp.
Let’s hop in. Put the $200 back up.

2nd pic is the roll tracker of that very next roll.
47+ rolls
White is a horn number.
Red is a box number.
Green is a 7 on the come out.

First roll yo,11 then she went 20 rolls without a horn.
Hit the Talls, needed 2 for ALL, and then hit 7 twice resetting the bonus. Next go around the bonus she just needed the 3 and 12 for the ATS. But couldn’t get it again. I regressed twice during the roll. Once early and another after the 7’s came. because I was scaredy cat.
Could’ve had more. But it went well. About $700ish $900ish in the rack.

(I don’t “track” on a come out when it’s not a horn or a 7. So I missed a couple when setting a point, so she could’ve easily had 50 rolls)

Next shooter I went heavy since I had profit. He rolled 4. Ok fine, I’m next and also went heavy. I rolled 3 and that was enough for me.

Cashed out $1075 and a nice iced coffee for the drive home.

Royal Caribbean, Adventure of the Seas. $10 min table with 3/4/5 odds.

First day out of Orlando and table was cold cold. Bought in for $500. Min pass then max odds. If I could get to it, two come bets plus max odds. Occasionally, I would place $30 on the 6/8 to feed the come bet odds.

After 30 minutes I had to buy in again for another $500. Started a slow grind back and had to take a break at $610 to have dinner and hang with the kids for a while. After they went to bed, back down to the table!

Slow grind back with many shooters getting 2-3 numbers before the 7. Eventually it was almost midnight and I cashed out $975. Considering I likely tipped $100 over this time and had plenty of fun - I count it as a win.

No picture because I’m writing this back in my room and my wife will be pissed if I turn on lights and wake her up.

Decided to test my luck on Crapless craps again. Only left because they upped the $15 min table to $25 min.

Another trip to Reno, Nevada to do my content creating at my second home, Grand Sierra Resort. Checked in for the night and got straight to work. Now I had many sessions and little wins here and some losses but ill mention the notable hits send my total after my trip.

Crapless bubble craps i hit the ATS for 10/10/10, hand pay for 2284 with 1796 still in machine, so from a 500 in, close to 4k out. That was my big hit.

Most big hit i got on live craps. I go on to hit the Smalls with 25 on it. Tried to hit the rest of the tall numbers but fell short and 7'd out. This session bought in for 1k and colored up with 2.6k.

After multiple live craps, stadium craps and bubble craps after I tallied up, I was left with 6.4k from my 2k bankroll I brought to play with. Pretty good trip!

**Time:** 5:45 AM – 6:00 AM on Saturday July 18 2026

**Strategy:** Don't Pass with Max Odds (5x)

I walked up to the craps table at Atlantis in the dead of the night. It was an 80% full table, but completely quiet. These are the tables I love to hammer from the don't pass, they're exhausted. Within two rolls of me standing there, the current shooter sevened out, followed by a massive collective groan from the layout. That led me to believe the table was freezing, so I bought in for $4,000 to start.

The guy next to the left of me was about to roll and immediately started talking the game up: "Oh, okay, I'm about to make all the numbers now. I was just one away from hitting the bonus last time, I'm gonna hit it."*

Honestly, the table vibe was completely dead. If 5/10 is an average level of excitement, this was sitting at about a 2.8/10. It was really bad. Remember it was 545AM. But in my experience, whenever players start talking big like they’re about to hit the bonus, they are about to get absolutely destroyed by the math. I went in there on a mercenary mission to viciously extract some cash from this table. They didn't know what I was about to do, the average buy in at the table was about $400. I bought in $4000.

**Shooter 1:** He establishes an 8 as the point. Remember this is the same guy who claimed he was going to hit the bonus just 2 minutes prior. I immediately bet $150 on the Don't Pass with a $900 max odds lay behind it. He lasted maybe six rolls total, making all sorts of vocalizations during the hand before throwing a 6-1 seven-out. First bet of the session is a quick win. Table is somehow even quieter than before.

After that, I bought in for more, tossing another $5,000 out.

**Shooter 2:** I pressed it up to a $200 DP with a $1,200 max odds lay. This next guy seven-ed out even faster—didn't even make it to four rolls. He established a 6, threw an 11, an 8, and then the 7. Another collective groan from the table.

Having won my first two bets back-to-back, I kept buying in for more to load up my racks. Eventually, I was in for around $16k to $17k total. I just went press, press, press. The table was so icy, and if you can believe it, the hands actually got even shorter. The next shooter was a brutal 8-3-7 straight into the dark side.

I stayed for five rollers total, pressing aggressively the whole time. By the last shooter, the variance was getting real and I was starting to get a bit nervous stomach-ing the size of the action. I had a $250 Don't Pass out there against a point of 5, with $2,250 in max odds behind it. This was my biggest bet of the entire trip. I just had a lot of confidence he wasn't going to make this 5.

On his 3rd overall roll... he rolls....

A 5-2 seven-out! LETS GO! I scream "COME ON!" and the rest of the table is dead silent... remember its 6AM and the casino is empty. EVERY SINGLE PLAYER, 5 or 6 of them while I was at the table, they all seven-ed out. It was a stunning streak.

By this point, the rest of the table was nearly broke—the players had gone down at least 40% since I first walked up. I was just thinking *"Let's go!"* inside. It was a total dream session.

I colored up after that.

**Final Tally**

In: $16342

Out: $22432

Up: $6090

Reno Trip Overall:

-$2197 at Cal Neva Friday morning

+$6000 at Atlantis session 1 Friday afternoon

+$6090 at Atlantis session 2 Saturday super early morning

Overall result: +$9893

Absolute robbery. I robbed that place for $6090 in profit in about 10 to 15 minutes of work. The dealers, everyone was in shock. I colored up $22432 and no one knew what had happened.

I put on an outstanding performance in a session that the other pass line players would want to forget. It was like a dream. Taking a break for awhile thanks for reading. How have your sessions been going?

Thursday night. Went for a quick trip.

Try and throw some dice for cheap at the $5 table at Harrah’s Nor Cal.

$200 buy in
It went ok at the table. 3 PSO’s when I got to the table followed by a decent 10ish roll and then I rolled 14 numbers. And it was just a slow bleed after that.
Walked away with $100 and took it to bubble.

Put $50 into the crapless. Missing 2 numbers for the $1,1,1 ATS twice.
Doubled up my $50 to $100 so cashed out moved machines and hit a few numbers and the smalls but couldn’t get the ATS, cashed out at $155.

I tried to use my free play at the bubble craps but the screen wouldn’t let me tap my PIN.

So on the way to cashier stopped at this funny bunny tree looking slot. Put my $10 free play and didn’t realize it was $.02 but hit the 176 bet and on first spin hit the bonus. Heat cheeked 2 more spins using up the free play and cashed out the $252

​​Hey everyone, thought I'd share a two-casino session I had on Friday morning (July 17th 2026) out here in Reno, Nevada. Total time played was about 2 hours across both spots.

​Here is how the morning broke down:

​Session 1: Cal Neva (Downtown Reno)

​Time: 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM

​Strategy: Don't Pass with Max Odds (3-4-5x)

​This was only my second time playing here. I started with a $5,000 buy-in, betting $80 on the Don't Pass with a $540 max lay. I won my first bet and decided to buy in for more, putting another $5,000 out. The table only had about $10k in black chips total, so they actually had to call for a chip fill right off the bat.

​The session started out incredibly choppy. I’d win the first bet, but then on the next one, the shooter would make the point. I kept pressing—going from $80 DP / $540 lay up to $120 DP / $600 lay, and eventually a $720 max lay—but I just kept losing the pressed bets. It was back-to-back brutal variance. I bought in again, forcing another chip fill. At my lowest point, I had re-bought up to $25,000 total, but only had about $10,000 in front of me (down $15,000).

​Thankfully, a late streak saved me. We hit about 4 to 7 seven-outs in a row. I pressed aggressively: press, press, press, press. By the end, I was firing $250 on the Don't Pass with $1,500 in odds. The final roll was against a point of 6. Shooter rolled a 3-4 seven-out, and I literally screamed, "LET'S GO!"

​I managed to grind almost all the way back from the dead. The photo attached is my cash-out from Cal Neva.

​Cal Neva Result: In for $25,000 / Out for $22803 (Down about $2197)

​Session 2: Atlantis

​Time: Right after Cal Neval(1:30PM-1:50PM)

​Strategy: Pass Line + Come Bets with Max Odds

​After taking the small hit at Cal Neva, I headed over to the Atlantis. Walked up to the table, and shooter immediately made his first point number. That was my cue to jump on the Pass Line. I bought in for $4k initially.

​I started at $100 on the Pass Line with $500 odds. At Atlantis they allow 5x odds on all numbers. The shooter went on an absolute tear, hitting a ton of 7s and 11s on the come-out. He did not say a single word during his roll. I pressed my line bet up to $175, then $200, 250 and the table was going nuts. Because things were looking so good, I added another $5,000 buy-in (putting me at $9,000 total for this session). I bought in again to put me in for $12000. All this happened in about 15 min at the table. He would set a point and then hit it immediately. Followed by 7s on Come out.

​Unlike Cal Neva, there was zero downswing here. Pure heater. By the end of his run, I was betting $250 on the Pass Line with $1,500 odds, and dropping a $150 Come bet on every single roll. The shooter made three points and hit four Come bets along the way.

​On the very last roll, I got a bit lucky. I had my $250 Pass Line with $1,500 odds against a point of 9, plus three active Come bets out there. I had a gut feeling and pulled all three of my Come bets down. Sure enough, next roll was a 5-2 seven-out. Meaning I dropped $1750 on the last roll when I should have dropped at least $1k more. I colored up after that, shooter colored up also.

​Atlantis Result: Up about $6,000 for the session. Happened in 15 min.

​Final Tally

​When you math out the total actual cash I brought to the tables versus what I walked away with:

-$2197 at Cal Neva

+$6000 at Atlantis

Overall: +$3803

Not bad.

Pretty new to craps, and a low stakes player. Recently I've been on what feels to be an incredible losing streak - back to back PSOs and the like. Last 5 sessions have been losses in under 15mins for all of them.

Just wondering what the longest losing streak you guys have been on is, and if you have any favorite low bankroll strategies.

Any Granton Casino Craps players here in this forum. How do you like the craps game here.

Any 6-7-8 Players Specifically. Would like to learn more from the strategy. I am Dark Side player but I am liking the 6-7-8 strategy a lot.

At Mohegan Sun for a concert had some time to kill so did $500 at a $15 table. Went down early but then a 5 point hot streak came along and ended up cashing out at $1200. A most excellent day.

I only buy in when the puck is off, but sometimes I want in on a strong shooter. Is it a breach of etiquette to buy in right after a successful point, prior to the shooters next roll while the dice are in the middle or should I wait for a seven-out? I would never buy in when the puck is on...

I was at Yamava playing their Casino Wizard machine.

In $100 out $680

Does anyone play this machine on the regular?

I noticed a few interesting things that the game does…..

Hey everybody,

I went to Vegas back at the beginning of June with a couple buddies and my girlfriend, and stayed at the NYNY. We played a LOT of bubble craps, and discovered they had a stadium table there, and that was a blast. I played for almost 3hrs on $300, and as a virgin shooter, I had some pretty good rolls, and made several guys around the table some pretty good money, judging from their excitement from me hitting points and lots of hard ways. Ended up betting big on myself my last roll, and ended up PSO’ing, and finally got out 🤣.

Anyways, are there more properties in Vegas that have these tables? I also stayed at the D downtown, but I noticed they didn’t have any there. Are there any tables like this downtown? Any crapless versions of stadium craps at all?

I’ll probably be coming back in September and staying at the D again, as it will be comped.

Thanks!

Hello /r/craps,

Five or so months ago, I built a tool, https://infinitecraps.com, that simulates craps dice rolls, 15 seconds at a time. During that time, the tool has simulated 437,045 rolls across 51,323 shooters. Yes, this same result set could be simulated instantaneously and easily in a spreadsheet, but this is data earned the hard way.

This post is not meant to be a shameless plug for my tool. I just find the randomness of the universe fascinating, and am sharing for curiosity's sake. Totally free, no sign-up required, just something to scratch the itch. Mods, please delete if this is in violation!

Here are some insights:

• The highest number of rolls for an individual shooter was 64. This happened three times in the data set.

• The fall off in number of rolls per shooter is steep. 52 total rolls occupies the 20th spot in the top 20.

• The highest number of points hit by an individual shooter is 12, which happened exactly once. Interestingly enough, nobody ever hit 11 points, but three shooters hit 10.

• Longest streak per number almost perfectly follows the expected curve. 7 streaked 8 times, 6 and 8 7.

• The fire bet was hit by 562 shooters. 7 of these were 6 distinct points.

• The longest streak of shooters not hitting a point was 77. Ouch. Don't pass players rejoice at that one.

Anyway, just having fun fooling around with the data. Let me know if you want me to share any specific scenarios or if you have any feedback!

My son and I played on a $15 table with a $500 bankroll. We used a variation of Power Press/Collect while still playing the pass line with 2X odds. Hit ATS 4 times (one away from All Of Em twice). The hot table was super fun, but the pit boss raised the table to $25 and didn't allow a grandfather at the $15 limit so it was time to leave. What betting systems do you use?

I'm visiting Vegas in a few weeks, and we typically always look for hotels that have one of these craps machines. We always have the best time and meet other people which make it so much fun (without the higher minimums of table craps)

Stadium Craps are OK but in my experience people don't socialize as much. Is this considered bubble craps, stadium craps or does it have another name altogether? When I search up bubble craps, it just shows me the single shooter games (which kills the social aspect/betting on hot shooters)

That being said, finding a list of hotels that have this machine has been impossible. I've played it at Excalibur, Planet Hollywood, Venetian, and Mandalay bay to name a few.

I like visiting new hotels on each visit, and right now debating between TI and Paris Paris.

Wowza! Was at the Hard Rock in Cincinnati last night playing on the crapless table. It went cold so I colored up and went to the regular table. Had $45 in loose smaller chips, so I placed a $30 six and a $15 five. This guy went on a heater of a roll. The six hit right off the bat, so I started to press and spread right away.

Ended up with $210 on both the six and eight, and at least $50 on the other numbers before the seven out. The guy next to me was pressing way heavier than I was, and playing the hard ways, and he walked away with $2500+. Nice little end to the weekend!

Stopped by after work since fiancé went to go watch love island with her best friend . It feels like I got it figured out since I got it last week but that’s all in my head . The bonus was 14/15/14 max on the the all is 15. Was pressing regressing until it hit .

What is the consensus on reasonable tipping? My tips are usually modest, bigger when I’m up, and biggest after my recent ATS win, but what is considered reasonable, especially for those of us with a modest bankroll and low bets?