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Frank Scoblete Gaming Guru - Page 60Theft and the blackjack blues28 October 2014
FROM BILL: Read a recent article on casino thefts of slot tickets and what various states did. I believe article said Pennsylvania was very aggressive in stopping people from removing tickets from a machine which wasn’t theirs. Recently I was at Saratoga Racing Casino in New York State. I had played a machine and I thought I cashed out the ticket. ... (read more)
Professional craps play and house edges21 October 2014
FROM MARCEL: I have been attempting to become a professional craps player for about two years now. I started with your book, and then read everything I could. Then I set about getting in 3,000 practice throws using the eight steps to dice control from your YouTube videos. And now I am starting another run. ... (read more)
More mixed nuts14 October 2014
They are out there. Seriously. People who in centuries past might have been thought possessed by the devil or thought to be evil witches or Bedlam beggars or in-laws. I have the (small) privilege of getting letters from such people. These people fancy themselves as wise and winning — or at least ... (read more)
Odd man out?7 October 2014
FROM BILL: Hi Frank, I am back again. My question/comment concerns the odds. On page 7 of your book "Casino Craps: Shoot to Win," you wrote that a $10 bet lost 14 cents whether there were 2x odds or 100x odds, and the light came on for me. I realized that since the odds are an even money bet, I am basically flipping a coin when I use them. ... (read more)
Don't craps, annoying dice setters and annoying six-deck blackjack games30 September 2014
FROM SARIT: Thanks for your help! Still learning the game, and I feel like when I turn to betting "wrong" I do better. What do you think of laying a 4 or 10 when playing the Don't Pass? And should I leave the lay or take it off once a point has been made? I enjoy your book “Casino Craps: Shoot to Win!” I’m squeezing in reading time when I can. ... (read more)
Professional craps play23 September 2014
FROM NESS: I read the letters in your mailbag that people send to you in the Casino Times newsletter I get in my e-mail. A little background information about myself: I am an advantage craps player who sometimes gambles. I have a set system of betting that I am able to adjust to the trends of the craps action. ... (read more)
Place to lose at craps and Archie Karas16 September 2014
FROM MAC I: Re: The Don't Come Box Is one able to make place bets per the Don't Come box at craps? I know the best Place bets are the numbers 6 and 8 when playing the Come box and that the player must bet $6 to win $5, the house edge being 1.5 percent. I assume that one can make a "Don't Come Place bet" ... (read more)
Casino maximums and card craps9 September 2014
FROM VINNY: Frank, we had a discussion at the golf course that said all casinos by law must pay out 28 percent of their revenue to players. Is this true and is it slot players or all players? I read in “Casino Player” magazine a while back that the tax rate that a state imposes on casinos affects how tight slot machine payouts are. ... (read more)
Three-card poker questions2 September 2014
FROM BOB: Love your columns. Here’s one for you: My wife was playing $10 three-card poker. The table was full. The woman to the right of my wife went to the bathroom and her husband saved her seat. The very next hand, the player on my wife’s left got a royal flush. All at the table concluded that the royal WOULD HAVE BEEN my wife’s had the player not left for the bathroom. ... (read more)
The Captain's Supersystem26 August 2014
FROM JIM: I am writing you to tell you about my experience using the Captain’s doey-don't 5-Count Supersystem. I have been reading and studying this system for about a month now. I have read your book many times, purchased a craps simulator for my computer, and I have been watching them play at my local casino. ... (read more)
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