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11 ways a craps dealer can spot a loser11 ways a craps dealer can spot a loser
1. Player does not take Free Odds on his Pass Line bet after establishing a point, but makes a wager anywhere else on the table.
2. Player makes a minimum wager on Pass Line or Don't Pass Line, wins, and then makes another minimum wager. (Grinder)
3. Player makes a wager on Pass Line or Don't Pass Line, loses, and then "Doubles Up" and continues to Double Up. (Martingale Betting System, an ancient loser)
4. Player makes a wager on Pass Line and any proposition bet. (Thinks s/he's "buying insurance").
5. Player makes a wager on The Big Red 7.
6. Player wagers over $5 on the Corner 6 or 8 numbers.
7. Player places a wager on Hardways 4 and/or 10.
8. Player places a wager on the Pass Line after a point has already been established. Sometimes this is an accident as many hurried players make this wager without checking the Puck to see that a point has already been established. Good dealers will inform the player that he is wagering on a specific Point (a subtle way of telling them that they are not making an intelligent wager).
9. Player does not "Go Behind" or "Take" the Don't 6 and/or 8.
10. Proposition or Field player who plays on a table with Strip odds on the 2,3,11 and 12 or Field where 2 and 12 both only pay 2 to 1.
11. Player makes Place Bets but does not focus on the 6 and 8, the numbers with the smallest house edge.
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