Unfortunately, a craps table is usually filled with bizarre people. If you attempt or utter something against their bizarre beliefs, they often cast you evil looks or verbally assault you. To assist you to avert awkward situations, ridicule, and possible verbal confrontations with these people, understand their folklores and practice craps etiquette. I know it’s insane to play along with people’s crazy beliefs, but you will experience a lot more excitement at the table if you do.
Practicing good etiquette includes remembering to be nice to the dealers. Don’t agitate them by throwing chips at them, banging into their stacks of chips, or blaming them for your defeats. If you piss off the dealers, how will you boost your excitement? Anyways, it simply isn’t nice. Your accommodating attitude will be catching, soon making the whole table more exciting.
In spite of what so-called "dice doctors" and "craps kings" write on their web pages, there’s no such thing as a "sane" craps folklore. One superstition is not more or less believable than another. They’re all the same–silly. But you must abide by them or the fools at the table who really trust in them can make your time at the craps table horrifying.
Respecting a number of the morons’ folklores has grown into established protocol at the craps table. Therefore, you have to be aware of and understand them. That’s an additional prerequisite to learning the secret to craps. Grow into a shrewd player. Gain knowledge of the secret to craps.
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