The Craps Answer Book

by John Grochowski

If you're looking for fast-paced excitement, just follow the cheers and jeers of players winning or losing together. The noise will lead you straight to the craps table. But how do you separate the good bets from the bad? Do combination bets cut the house edge? And what does an ancient game called Hazard have to do with this, anyway? The Craps Answer Book will have you rolling in no time.

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Craps Rules and Craps History

The roots of craps go back to the dice games of ancient times. Pre-dating cards by many centuries, dice were originally made from either bones or stones. In the late nineteenth century, craps evolved into the game we recognize today. The rules have been codified, and now craps is second only to blackjack as the world's most popular casino table game.

History of Craps

by Basil Nestor

Craps is a contest that appeals to gregarious gamblers and those who love fast action and mercurial ups and downs. Learn about craps and its history from the Middle Ages through today's modern casino game.

The History of Craps

There is no argument that craps is the most exciting game in a casino. Taking a chance on the roll of the dice connects you to all risk takers from the past. We'll explore the origins of the game and the origin of its name in this history of craps.

The History of Dice

Tumbling dice have been with us since we first had the leisure to ponder good and bad luck. The history of these cubes of luck stretches from primitive culutres, the Egyptian, Greek and Roman times, Europe of the Middle Ages and into the modern world.