Sadly, a craps table is generally filled with bizarre players. If you do or mention anything against their absurd beliefs, they sometimes give you evil looks or verbally abuse you. To help avoid awkward situations, jesting, and possible vocal confrontations with these people, learn their folklores and administer craps etiquette. I know it is foolish to play along with people’s silly beliefs, but you’ll experience much more fun at the table if you do.
Pursuing good conduct includes recalling to be nice to the dealers. Do not agitate them by tossing chips at them, banging into their chip stacks, or laying blame on them for your defeats. If you tick off the dealers, how will you maximize your excitement? Besides, it simply isn’t nice. Your accommodating attitude will be catching, soon making the entire table more fun.
In spite of what these "dice doctors" and "craps kings" write down on their web pages, there’s no such thing as a "sane" craps folklore. One superstition isn’t more or less believable than any other. They’re all the same–bizarre. But you have to abide by them or the idiots at the table who really believe in them can make your time at the table miserable.
Respecting a large number of the morons’ beliefs has matured into established standards at the craps table. Therefore, you have to know and understand them. That’s another prerequisite to figuring out the secret to craps. Develop into a sharp gambler. Become versed in the secret to craps.
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