cruiser_new

Played at a CSM table for a week and lost my you-know-what. Not sure I agree with your theory about removing tens because I have never seen the dealers have so many twenties on two cards in my life. I am not kidding when I tell you that when I had twenty, I think I pushed more than I won.

I have a separate thread about my suspicions that they cheat, but I don't understand how.

I'm a blackjack guy that wants to learn craps. Played once but basically was following orders from my buddy next to me and didn't learn a thing. Geez, so much to learn and remember. I think I have a basic grasp of it but as someone said earlier it is very intimidating standing at that table not knowing the lingo and not knowing when it's OK or not to grab your chips.

Question: why would it make anybody mad if someone at the table is playing the don't? They have absolutely no effect on the other players, isn't that correct? Is it just a superstition thing?

Never cruised before but will shortly. Is it easier to learn the game on a cruise than at a land-based casino? What I mean by that is if the table is so full of newbies that the dealers go slower and if everybody is more patient.