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First glance down the endless stretch of the crapless craps table leaves one to question his or her own sobriety levels. It’s like a prone-positioned Leonardo DiCaprio (Wolf of Wall Street) under the spell of heavy-duty quaaludes, peering down a staircase of six steps and seeing sixty.

“You can learn a lot, watching things eat,” Jack Nicholson quips over a bottle of chianti and risotto in The Departed. Well, same goes with the dice chuckers hovering around the craps tables. When they scoop up those cubes into their palms, it’s painfully simple to decipher between the bold and the bashful. Let’s take a deeper delve into today’s dice shooters and in the way they set those suckers airborne.

Going the way of the Don’t is hardly the “fun” or sexy method of shooting craps. Whereas most players crave the adrenaline that comes with a sizzling hot roll, raking in an abundance of cash on every toss, the Don’t Pass approach requires equal doses of patience and restraint.

A sexy little bonus play that’s been arousing the craps cult is called the Make ‘Em All bet.

A short time before home video games crashed our living rooms and seized control of an entire generation, there was this nifty little board game that captivated families from one coast to the other.

Few activities within casino walls can provide the rush you’ll experience at the 12-foot craps table. Oftentimes a wild, unpredictable endeavor, craps is both painfully frustrating and highly exhilarating.