Publisher's Synopsis
The game of craps offers the advantage of the lowest house edge of any game, but its speed and crazy numerical patterns form a different kind of edge that is more dangerous than any numerical percentage. To make the most of the game's inherent advantages, its downside must be understood and guarded against. Master strategist R.D. Ellison shows readers how to calculate the table's natural destination, so that their bets will be right where they need to be. Includes two system testers documenting more than 15,000 live dice rolls, contextualised for greater meaning.
