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Be prepared for a couple of things with the craps game. First, they only give you doulbe odds pass line and come bets. Second, while the dealers are much friendlier than what you'll usually find in Nevada, their skill level isn't as high. I recall them making two distinct mistakes, both in my favor. Just keep an eye on your payouts, and you'll be fine.

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Loved it loved it loved it. One of the best nights on my cruise was playing craps. Yes the table can start off slow but once you are on a roll (ha ha ) you will see the table can fill up quickly. Try it. Most exciting game in the casino.

 

Good Luck

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I can only speak for myself, but I ALWAYS have better luck when the ship is going North.

 

I have tested this theory twice, and both times, I did poorly going south(ish) and much better going back north.

 

* results will vary!:D

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We were on the Liberty last month. We would play before our 8pm dinner seating, (maybe 1-2 people playing) and then again after dinner between 10pm-1am. One night it was packed, but ususally about 10 people on the table.

 

I agree with the poster that said the dealers make mistakes. I witnessed a bunch, but they were ususally caught by the stick person. Still had a blast.

 

Won big the first night, Won a little the next, then broke even the next 2, and then gave it ALL back.

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There is generally a correlation between the length of the cruise and the number of crap shooters. The crap table is normally very busy on 3/4 night cruises and the first few nights of the 7 day cruises. On the 14 day Transatlantic, many of the players tap out by week's end and the table is converted to a coffin for any passengers that might have expired on the transit.

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It hasn't been asked yet but $5 minimum.

 

As stated earlier, max double odds on pass and come bets.

 

No hop bets either.

 

Plus the dealers have a bad habit of not calling "no roll" when the dice don't hit the bumper ... usually on an ill timed 7. :mad:

 

I usually like to go later in the evening when the too drunk college boys who have no clue what they are doing have passed out. ;)

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Be prepared for a couple of things with the craps game. First, they only give you doulbe odds pass line and come bets. Second, while the dealers are much friendlier than what you'll usually find in Nevada, their skill level isn't as high. I recall them making two distinct mistakes, both in my favor. Just keep an eye on your payouts, and you'll be fine.

 

 

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Totally agree with you.. Their eyes are not always on the table!

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Big Duck

 

Thanks for the info. Upon first reading how different is hop betting then betting numbers the hard way like a 4 the hard way or 8 the hard way etc.

 

Robb

 

 

Hop bets are a ONE roll bet where as a hard way bet stands until a 7 or an easy is rolled.

 

Also, obviously you can bet any combination on any number.

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It hasn't been asked yet but $5 minimum.

 

As stated earlier, max double odds on pass and come bets.

 

No hop bets either.

 

Plus the dealers have a bad habit of not calling "no roll" when the dice don't hit the bumper ... usually on an ill timed 7. :mad:

 

I usually like to go later in the evening when the too drunk college boys who have no clue what they are doing have passed out. ;)

O.K. Big Duck I wish you were going with me 12/8/07. here's the thing. I went to the casino in Tunica last night. I had $15.00 big spender. that was loose I had more. AnywayI stood next to a guy and watched and he was telling me how to play by treading softly. ..so I put $5.00 on the I think pass line know where it is don't know what it is called. Then after the point (?) He had me put money behind it... But sometime I put $5.00 and other times I put $6.00 behind it... How do you know weather it is 5 or 6 I forgot. Oh by the way I won $175.00 on my $15.00. So what's the scoop. A couple of times I would put on the 6 or 8 too which ever number was hitting. Can i get a book somewhere///....do the cruise ships give lessons in the mornings? Oh I put a 50 cent bet on the nicle slots and won $260.00. Best thing was free drinks while playing I know they don't do that on the ships. I guess the guy like me cause I got 2 free dinners and 4 free breakfast. It was cousins night all girls had a blast hope it's fun on the ship Anyway thanks for what ever help you can give me if you get back to reading this.

 

Lynda

M. TN

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Two Questions First what is a hop bet. Never ehard of it and I know my way around crap table Secondly is there a 7 card stud table or is it all texas hold-em?

 

Thanks,

 

Robb

 

Robb,

Never bet it, trust me. Unless you really LIKE bets with huge house advantages. Like most props, it's a sucker bet.

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