I'm still learning the game. I have reworked my crapless betting strategy. The upcoming video of a crapless session at Bellagio will show some changes. In the mean time, check out my other crapless session, particularly at Fontainebleau ruclips.net/video/FSGgOR-sCFU/видео.html
Really enjoyed this session. Showing the ups and downs of craps. Great content, appreciate you taking the time to do these videos. Can't wait to see more.
Not true at all. Dealers are people and have their good and bad days like everyone else. That being said, Management plays a lot into dealer behavior as far as attitude. Certain properties in Vegas have drastically differing dealer attitudes overall. Shift matters a ton as well. Swing shift tends to have a lot less "hospitality" overall. This dealer is a really nice guy. I've known him for years. There could have been other circumstances in play during or just before this session.
Is there a particular reason your pass line bet is $325? My assumption is it has something to do with the amount of the odds you can put behind. Just curious. I really enjoy your videos.
@@TonyMendyk it's to cover all my working bets. I usually have $200 on the extremes working. And then bonus and hardways. I recently changed it up so I cut my pass line bet by half and bet $30 hopping reds instead.
I hate dealers like this. Don't talk $hit to the shooters no matter how experienced or inexperienced they are. Just take care of the customers and those trying to learn the game. I always take the time to teach the person next to me if they have questions about the game.
Thank you for the vids BTW, it's difficult to find players who know how to bet. Most won't go past 3 digit bets. Hopefully we will be on a table when I have one of my better rolls and then you can update your profile pic with pumpkins or silverbacks! I'm still stuck at coloring out only chocolate.
@@ChesterPaulCP2 I typically stick to the usual strip properties because I'm comfortable there and I have limited time. Don't want to mess around going back and forth to places I'm not familiar with.
Great video. I've been watching your videos thinking of ways to film my gameplay. I was in the Army so I'm using the K.I.S.S. method (Keep It Simple Soldier) I thought of camera glasses, and camera pens, but phone in front shirt pocket seems to work the best. There's an app where I can record with the screen off, Slip the phone in my shirt pocket, and nobody says anything. I just subbed. Thanks
@@TheRookieGambler phone in pocket is the simplest method. I've even had some dealers and box persons tell me I can't keep my phone in my pocket ... Or tell me that I have to turn the phone around so the lens is not facing the table. So you have to experiment and be mindful of watchful eyes
@@vegasdaytripper Thank you for that. On the app I can use the back or front facing camera, so it might make sense just to use the selfie camera from the start. I stayed at The Venetian Thur - Sun & I'll be back in 3 weeks since they comped me the room. I'm talking to Aliante & Ellis Island. I think they might let me film table craps there, but nothing is final. El Cortez casino manager said I couldn't film there since I am a very popular cannabis & mushroom RUclipsr. I was like wtf does that have to do with my new gambling channel? but whatever
I was just at Bellagio on a different shift from when you play. I overheard a player and dealer talking about your vids and was amused. Hope to see you on the tables, you'll know me by my aggressive betting😉
@@todd8086 hey! Was the dealer bald younger guy with facial hair? Forgot his name. Usually evening shift, starts around 5pm or so. I could have sworn he mentioned "Vegas Daytripper" when I was playing at his table but he was on the other end so I didn't hear the context
The dealer was prob 40s, white but i don't recall more, sorry. He was talking to a guy with a HCS logo shirt on , he was on stick and the HCS guy was stick left 1. It may have been towards the tail end of evening shift but I thought it was closer to 1am.
@todd8086 yeah when I say younger, that age range goes from 20s to 40s ... Since there are many older dealers as well. Did you catch what they were saying? I'm super curious now
My apologies on the time. I think it may have been after we took a break or went to dinner so maybe closer to 10pm? It wasn't during swing shift that session. Anyway they were trying to guess who you were and how you were filming. Note that your watch band is distinctive and they were talking about looking for that. They also thought you were using the rayban meta glasses so I disengaged from the convo after asking if they were talking about your handle name as I didn't want to help them figure out more.
Markers are essentially loans for checks(chips). You need to set up a credit account or fund a front money deposit at that property in advance to draw a marker at the tables. Interest usually begins accruing 30 days after your draw or end of trip. So long as you pay off the markers before the 30 days, no interest will be charged on a credit draw. On a deposit account your markers and chip deposits(hopefully) will be tallied upon closure and remaining funds will be wired or paid back to you in cash or it is a debt , you have 30 days to pay the balance. Hope that makes sense.
@@lostcanyon78 I always preferred Palazzo, both the casino floor and rooms. Palazzo side crews all know me. Maybe too well. But lately I've had some better sessions at Venetian
I love the action buddy, but I have one question. Why so much on the Pass line and relatively less on the odds? I can't argue with your results, but you should have less on the Pass line and max odds.
@@garytalarico4996 I just responded to someone else about the same. My pass line bet amount covers my working bets and bonus. A come out 7 will kill all of them for approximate $250-275. I use the pass line to cover those bets. If I am hitting the extremes, I don't care about getting a little less payout on the odds for inside numbers
agreed. he bets and plays random things in such a odd manner. 500 pass line was a waste. pressing 11 to 500, also a waste. he gets impulsive a bit and presses bad bets
One thing I don't understand why you do this - you quite often have more on the pass line than behind on your odds. Now I know you like building your odds up, but you can also build your pass line up. It would make more monetary sense to start with $100 on the pass line and 300 behind - than the other way around. You'd make more money if the point hits early. I understand that the odds are 3/4/5 - anyhow....just curious why you do this. ......Updating this comment - I think it's because you are covering your working bets on the come out... Yes?
@@AuntieMoMo05 my pass line basically covers my working bets on the come out. So a come out 7 doesn't crush me with an immediate -$250 or more. If the roll continues, I'm going to make money. I don't need to worry about the extra little bit of pay on the odds for inside numbers
How come you sometimes start your videos in the middle of the rolls. I’d love to see the beginning till the end of them. I’m trying to practice along side you.
@@t.k5928 I am there to play craps first. Getting footage is secondary. Also I can't film for like 4-6 hours continuously so sometimes I start when the rolls are finally starting to go well
I'm still learning the game. I have reworked my crapless betting strategy. The upcoming video of a crapless session at Bellagio will show some changes. In the mean time, check out my other crapless session, particularly at Fontainebleau ruclips.net/video/FSGgOR-sCFU/видео.html
Really enjoyed this session. Showing the ups and downs of craps. Great content, appreciate you taking the time to do these videos. Can't wait to see more.
@@HelveteKommer thanks!
Dealer was a hater and was insufferable.
All dealers are angry
Not true at all. Dealers are people and have their good and bad days like everyone else. That being said, Management plays a lot into dealer behavior as far as attitude. Certain properties in Vegas have drastically differing dealer attitudes overall. Shift matters a ton as well. Swing shift tends to have a lot less "hospitality" overall. This dealer is a really nice guy. I've known him for years. There could have been other circumstances in play during or just before this session.
Great video VDT. Crapsless can be a cruel mistress if she is feeling fiesty
Enjoy the vids with overlay of comments. Great to be the windshield!
Is there a particular reason your pass line bet is $325? My assumption is it has something to do with the amount of the odds you can put behind. Just curious. I really enjoy your videos.
@@TonyMendyk it's to cover all my working bets. I usually have $200 on the extremes working. And then bonus and hardways. I recently changed it up so I cut my pass line bet by half and bet $30 hopping reds instead.
@vegasdaytripper that makes sense. I knew there had to be a reason to make that specific bet. I guess I just didn't give it enough thought. LOL
why no max odds on pass line bets?
I hate dealers like this. Don't talk $hit to the shooters no matter how experienced or inexperienced they are. Just take care of the customers and those trying to learn the game. I always take the time to teach the person next to me if they have questions about the game.
Very nice win !!!! 🎲🎲 💰💰
Thank you for the vids BTW, it's difficult to find players who know how to bet. Most won't go past 3 digit bets. Hopefully we will be on a table when I have one of my better rolls and then you can update your profile pic with pumpkins or silverbacks! I'm still stuck at coloring out only chocolate.
What is a "Marker"? And what camera set up are you using?
@@eddiedykes5 marker is a check. You set up a line of credit with the casino. I use a phone
Will you be going to different casinos soon and make content there? I usually stay at palms when I visit Vegas because of comp stays lol
@@ChesterPaulCP2 I typically stick to the usual strip properties because I'm comfortable there and I have limited time. Don't want to mess around going back and forth to places I'm not familiar with.
Great video. I've been watching your videos thinking of ways to film my gameplay. I was in the Army so I'm using the K.I.S.S. method (Keep It Simple Soldier) I thought of camera glasses, and camera pens, but phone in front shirt pocket seems to work the best. There's an app where I can record with the screen off, Slip the phone in my shirt pocket, and nobody says anything. I just subbed. Thanks
@@TheRookieGambler phone in pocket is the simplest method. I've even had some dealers and box persons tell me I can't keep my phone in my pocket ... Or tell me that I have to turn the phone around so the lens is not facing the table. So you have to experiment and be mindful of watchful eyes
@@vegasdaytripper Thank you for that. On the app I can use the back or front facing camera, so it might make sense just to use the selfie camera from the start. I stayed at The Venetian Thur - Sun & I'll be back in 3 weeks since they comped me the room. I'm talking to Aliante & Ellis Island. I think they might let me film table craps there, but nothing is final. El Cortez casino manager said I couldn't film there since I am a very popular cannabis & mushroom RUclipsr. I was like wtf does that have to do with my new gambling channel? but whatever
@TheRookieGambler that seems super lame. But hey, it means your RUclips presence is being recognized so that's a positive thing?
It’s crazy to see all these “hot shooters” and they don’t understand the game :(
GREAT session!!!
I was just at Bellagio on a different shift from when you play. I overheard a player and dealer talking about your vids and was amused. Hope to see you on the tables, you'll know me by my aggressive betting😉
@@todd8086 hey! Was the dealer bald younger guy with facial hair? Forgot his name. Usually evening shift, starts around 5pm or so. I could have sworn he mentioned "Vegas Daytripper" when I was playing at his table but he was on the other end so I didn't hear the context
The dealer was prob 40s, white but i don't recall more, sorry. He was talking to a guy with a HCS logo shirt on , he was on stick and the HCS guy was stick left 1. It may have been towards the tail end of evening shift but I thought it was closer to 1am.
@todd8086 yeah when I say younger, that age range goes from 20s to 40s ... Since there are many older dealers as well. Did you catch what they were saying? I'm super curious now
My apologies on the time. I think it may have been after we took a break or went to dinner so maybe closer to 10pm? It wasn't during swing shift that session. Anyway they were trying to guess who you were and how you were filming. Note that your watch band is distinctive and they were talking about looking for that. They also thought you were using the rayban meta glasses so I disengaged from the convo after asking if they were talking about your handle name as I didn't want to help them figure out more.
@todd8086 hmm. Thanks for that
Keep owning them 🎉🎉🎉
Nice score 🎉🎉
the marker you ripped up is that like a loan from the casino? you have to pay it back and do you get interest the longer you dont pay it back?
Markers are essentially loans for checks(chips). You need to set up a credit account or fund a front money deposit at that property in advance to draw a marker at the tables. Interest usually begins accruing 30 days after your draw or end of trip. So long as you pay off the markers before the 30 days, no interest will be charged on a credit draw. On a deposit account your markers and chip deposits(hopefully) will be tallied upon closure and remaining funds will be wired or paid back to you in cash or it is a debt , you have 30 days to pay the balance. Hope that makes sense.
@@todd8086 yes that did thank you very much :)
Need to do this more often
@@davidgarza468 win more often? Definitely
I hit the ATS at the Venetian back in July
Work the extremes and bet the horn high (12 )or horn high aces (2) on the come out roll
Love it
Awesome!
Do you ever play downtown where odds are higher? Thanks for these videos!!
@@davidhenly804 rarely. The table max is usually $1k. If I'm in the middle of a hot roll, I want to be betting much higher
I notice you film mostly at Palazzo or Venetian. Do you have a preference between either one
@@lostcanyon78 I always preferred Palazzo, both the casino floor and rooms. Palazzo side crews all know me. Maybe too well. But lately I've had some better sessions at Venetian
@@vegasdaytripper Dealers at the Venetian are way more professional - not as much needling!
@AuntieMoMo05 you may have some confirmation bias. Most dealers on either side are fine to great. And both sides have a few bad apples
@@AuntieMoMo05 the thing that annoys me just as much or more are those who beg for tips
That dealer is brutal - should keep his needling comments to himself - probably from the Palazzo!
@@AuntieMoMo05 ha. You HATE the Palazzo
@@vegasdaytripper 😘
I love the action buddy, but I have one question. Why so much on the Pass line and relatively less on the odds? I can't argue with your results, but you should have less on the Pass line and max odds.
@@garytalarico4996 I just responded to someone else about the same. My pass line bet amount covers my working bets and bonus. A come out 7 will kill all of them for approximate $250-275. I use the pass line to cover those bets. If I am hitting the extremes, I don't care about getting a little less payout on the odds for inside numbers
agreed. he bets and plays random things in such a odd manner. 500 pass line was a waste. pressing 11 to 500, also a waste. he gets impulsive a bit and presses bad bets
@@vegasdaytripper Assuming $400 extremes working on the come out, $100 any red, and $25 pass line would reduce your risk imo
@kwint8635 $100 any red/hopping red is a pretty big waste in my opinion. The pass line bet can still win when the point hits later
@muraliworth2269 so you just ignore the $400 on 11 paying out $1200 during the session? I pressed because the number was paying out
Thank you for making these videos I look forward to the next one. Keep up the great work.
One thing I don't understand why you do this - you quite often have more on the pass line than behind on your odds. Now I know you like building your odds up, but you can also build your pass line up. It would make more monetary sense to start with $100 on the pass line and 300 behind - than the other way around. You'd make more money if the point hits early. I understand that the odds are 3/4/5 - anyhow....just curious why you do this. ......Updating this comment - I think it's because you are covering your working bets on the come out... Yes?
@@AuntieMoMo05 my pass line basically covers my working bets on the come out. So a come out 7 doesn't crush me with an immediate -$250 or more. If the roll continues, I'm going to make money. I don't need to worry about the extra little bit of pay on the odds for inside numbers
@@vegasdaytripper Ok. That makes total sense. DUH. Great videos!
@@vegasdaytripperDo you place a craps check to cover your Pass Line too or just let the Pass Line ride?
@@Gerald-xg9zw well definitely not at a crapless table as I have working bets on the craps numbers
@@vegasdaytripperOops, sorry. Of course not on a crapless, but you do on a regular table?
How come you sometimes start your videos in the middle of the rolls. I’d love to see the beginning till the end of them. I’m trying to practice along side you.
@@t.k5928 I am there to play craps first. Getting footage is secondary. Also I can't film for like 4-6 hours continuously so sometimes I start when the rolls are finally starting to go well
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Nice score 🎉🎉
It’s crazy to see all these “hot shooters” and they don’t understand the game :(