Forever Craps!

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Summary: This Did It For Me!
Review: I was the biggest loser in craps history. Not really. But I did lose a lot over the years. I had heard from my craps playing buddies that Scoblete was a great writer about the game but I was arrogant and felt that no one could beat the game so why bother reading about it? After a really miserable trip to Vegas in the summer of 2000 I decided to do some reading. I started with Scoblete's Beat the Craps Out of the Casinos and then read this book. Beat the Craps was great but Forever Craps has done the trick. I have gone about a dozen tims to the casinos and I have used a modified version of the Five Step Method system in this book. A modified version that Scoblete recommends. I have won ten out of the dozen times and twice I won really big. I think if you play craps you are crazy not to read this book unless you like to lose time and time again as I used to. You will also find that Scoblete is a really fun writer to read and he is not dry and boring like many of the other gambling writers I have read.

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Summary: Incredible Method That Actually Works
Review: I have been playing craps for twenty five years and I've tried every system but Scoblete's. What a dope I was. This system works. It does take discipline but winning money is worth the effort. The book is enjoyable to read as well.

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Summary: This is a Money Maker
Review: You will enjoy reading this book because Scoblete writes a fun book with great stories and adventures. More important, once you've read the book and go to the casino you have an excellent chance to win money with the system that Scoblete writes about. It is excellent as I've said and it exploits the only way to beat craps and that is to change the nature of the game by utilizing "physical" means such as rhythmic rolling and the five count. I have employed this system for 12 sessions in Atlantic City and it has performed beautifully. No craps player should be without this book! I think it is his best craps book yet.

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Summary: Terrific Book for Craps Players
Review: I am a big fan of Frank Scoblete's writing. I have read his previous books on craps. The Captain's Craps Revolution and Beat the Craps Out of the Casinos. But Forever Craps is by far his best. The reason for that is because it really gives the player a very powerful way of playing the game that actually does offset the mathematical negativity of the game. Scoblete's ideas about rhythmic rollers, golden shooters and the five count, all working together to get the edge, actually work. I have now been playing this five step method for a couple of months and I am winning consistently. The rest of the book that is not about the five step method is so much fun to read that I have already reread it many times. If you love craps, Scoblete's chapters on his big roll and the letters from other readers will give you a thrill and a laugh. He is a great writer and this is his finest craps book yet.

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Summary: This Does Seem to Work
Review: I first ran several simulations using a craps program that I have. This was used to test the idea of the 5 count with random rolls. I found that using a pass/two come strategy after the 5 count reduced the number of players I bet on by more than fifty percent. I also found that I had won money at the end of over a million decisions. Then I took Mr. Scoblete's full five step method to Vegas and Reno for a week ofacual play. I logged in eight hours a day of play. I would say that i bet on approximately ten percent of the shooters I witnessed. I won a considerable amount of money. As far as I can see, Mr. Scoblete has invented a system of craps play that is without equal. The 5 count and the golden shooter idea work. I am not saying that in actual play it is perfect. You don't win on every shooter but it does work! The book is also a very entertaining book to read. Craps players should buy it right away. Study Scoblete's ideas and discover for themselves what a great way this is to win money.

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Summary: This Works
Review: I got this book two weeks ago just before a weeklong trip to Las Vegas. I have never come home from Vegas ahead when I go for more than two days. So I decided to use the advice of Mr. Scoblete exactly as he wrote it. I played the five count, I looked for golden shooters. It did take a lot of discipiline but at the end of seven days, I was ahead over three thousand dollars. I have to say that if you want to play this system it will take a lot of discipline, although Mr. Scoblete does provide ways of modifying his ideas for players who wish to get into the action more often. The book is also a lot of fun to read as Scoblete is a really great writer.

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Summary: Scoblete's book is the most advanced ever on craps
Review: "Forever Craps" is a book that really explains how to use an intelligent, disciplined approach to craps in order to get a real world edge. It involves five basic steps, including how to find shooters that the uthor calls "rhythmic rollers." This is great stuff and having played craps for many years I can tell you that no one who has ever written about the game knows the real world of craps the way Scoblete does.

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Summary: Scoblete's Best Book Yet!
Review: If you are the least bit serious about craps, this is the best book I've ever read on the subject.

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Summary: Exceptional work
Review: This is a great book that gives a unique method, the five step method, for beating craps. Scoblete is a masterful writer and this book is definitely worth reading by every craps player looking to get an edge.

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Summary: Advantage Gained
Review: Like most books that promote a single issue a person has to read through a lot of filler to get to the essence of the book which is about four lines. More interesting would be a display of how the five count stands up to other strategies satistically. What is the standard deviation so that a player would know when he has reached the maximum and can go no further? Books that deal with this issue have shown that with any random betting system a wall is hit and the player can win no more or is risking being in that twilight zone of 98 percentile deviation for a short period of time before the dice regresses him to the norm. That's why you continually hear: "If only I had quit when....". With Frank's expertise the reader could have been guided through the satistical perils. No matter what system you use there is standard deviation and two standard deviations. This is what makes it seem like you've gotten the game beat.