Online Book Reveals, For the First Time, How to Win at Casino Craps on a Consistent Basis

Craps seemed unbeatable always and no one ever won this game on a routine basis until now. Mark Cater reveals a technique on how to win at Craps routinely using his unique hedge betting arrangement he calls The Iron Cross, which is shown in his book entitled "The Black Dice : How You Can Invert the Odds at Craps with 30 Combinations in Your Favor." (PublishAmerica © 2007)

According to the book, it reduces the house expectation to a mere 6 combinations while increasing the players' expectation to 30 combinations, using the field, Big 6 and Big 8 and $5 on Place number 5; when the bets are properly implemented, bettors gain a definite advantage over the casino, provided a reasonable bankroll. "The Hedge betting arrangement enables players worldwide to bet at Craps with the most minimal lost rate ever".

In order to move to the more advanced playing strategy using The Black Dice with one additional wager, The Iron Cross can be used as a medium that reduces the combinations of the dice even further, circumstantially for gamers. Cater recommends not using The Black Dice without a good bankroll to avoid the exponential loss rate. A more conservative method omits the placement of the 5, still enabling a bettor to retain an advantage, Cater said in a recent update.

The evidence of The Black Dice places Casino Craps in the beatable game category, no longer deemed as an unbeatable game, casinos can do little to stop bettors from using the discoveries without altering or destroying the game completely.

Since Edward O. Thorp published his book "Beat the Dealer" which showed readers how to win at the game of 21 with a single deck using Card Counting in 1962, no one has been able to accomplish such a feat-with Craps.

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