Hone Your Skills: Books About the Game of Craps
April 16th, 2010 | Published in Gambling Games
Craps is one of the oldest games at the casino. In fact, craps itself has been around for hundreds of years. Craps, much like poker or blackjack, is a game that is simple on the surface but tricky in the long run. To play craps well, you have to really understand the game. There are so many ways to bet and ways to win that your education could go on forever. Fortunately, many professional gamblers, and avid craps players, have written books on the subject throughout the years. These books are worth a read for anyone interested in the game of Craps.
Three Books About Craps You Should Read
Craps for the Clueless: A Beginners Guide to Playing and Winning by John Patrick
If you are new to the game of craps, this is the first book you should pick up. John Patrick, professional player and long time TV show host, writes this book in an easy to understand format. Even the newest craps player can pick up several tips and rules from this book alone.
Craps: Take the Money and Run by Henry J. Tamburin
Take the Money and Run focuses on the betting aspects of craps. If you are interested in betting systems, you will enjoy this book by Henry J. Tamburin. This book focuses on both regular and tournament play.
Dice Control for Casino Craps by Yuri Kononenko
As the name implies, Dice Control for Casino Craps, covers the dice aspect of craps. In this book you will learn the mechanical play behind dice and how to manipulate them to your advantage.
In order to play any gambling game at your best, you have to arm yourself with the right education. Books on craps written by professional gamblers is a great way to start.