Online Craps Betting Systems

Dice Setting Systems

These craps betting systems are based on the technique to shoot the playing bones in the special way and thus to minimize the random dice rolling. That is why some numbers are more likely to be thrown. The casino halls don’t prohibit such practice cause the craps rules dictate that the shooter must shoot the dice so as they bounce off the wall of the table that is why it is very difficult to control the results of every throw. Though most craps players are sure that dice setting system works and it is possible to amend it as with "dealer's signature" in roulette. Lots of articles on dice setting technique were dedicated and the authors tried to explain it logically. All in all it is difficult to say if this method ever worked in the actual casino conditions.

Martingale Craps Betting Systems

Martingale method is the best known and widespread among the gamblers in all countries of the world. The basic idea of the system says to start playing with $1 wager and double the wager when the gambler loses. If the bet wins the player again wagers $1. The basic idea is that each time the player ensures the win of $1 in each game round. Theoretically Martingale craps betting systems are the most reliable but in the real game they mostly fail cause the gambler is likely to lose everything before he or she gets back the whole sum spent on the bets.

Gambler's Fallacy Method

This method is based on the belief that the previous dice throws can change the possibilities of the next throws, in casino world this thought is called the gambler's fallacy. For instance, as this method states the player can place bet on 11 cause this number didn’t come up or vice versa the number occurred very often in the last 15-20 rolls. But again in the real craps game based largely on the fortune every dice shot is an independent action and nothing is able in any way influence the outcome of each roll. Thus the method fails too because the chance that 11 is thrown in any round is always 1 in 18. No matter this number didn’t occur during 30 rounds or did come up on the dice on every shot the probabilities are the same. The playing bones have no memory and nobody can change the random nature of the craps.