How to Play and Win at Craps

by Robert Schofield

I am not an ex Craps Dealer. I have never worked in a casino. I do not know how to control my dice rolls, I just let them fly. I am just an ordinary guy who enjoys shooting Craps. And I enjoy winning money – consistently.

I have won more than my share at the Craps tables, and this book will tell you how.

But what about, “If he knows a system why is he writing about it instead of using it?” The answer is: I DO use it. Every chance I get.

If you are an experienced Craps player you probably already have a system. If so, this book is not for you. There are no exotic Craps bets here, they are the basics. But the basics are what wins the most consistently, and that is backed up by mathematical proof in the Appendix.

So if you are looking for explanations, or variations of Hoyle’s Press, The Grand Martingale, Great Paroli, or D’Alembert, look elsewhere. Those are all interesting systems which I have tried, but none of them have the mathematically backed winning odds of what I describe here.

I will say it again. These are basic, easy bets. They win, and they offer the best odds of winning that you will find in a casino, of ANY game, period.

24 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 4, 2013

About the author

Having received a degree in engineering from Cambridge, Robert Schofield worked as a structural engineering consultant, engineering signature architecture including East Croydon Station, The Eden Project, Madrid Airport, Lichfield Theatre, and the London Imax Theatre. He then travelled to Australia and finding no call for creative architectural engineering in Perth, he adapted his skills to the mining and offshore industries. Whatever time he has left after working, writing, and wrangling three young children, he spends reading, cycling, kayaking on the Blackwood River, and maintaining his scooter: a beautiful 1970 Vespa Rally.