Setting up the racks for $20 buy-ins with $1=$100.
Interesting!! I've toyed with this idea, but just never got around to it. Curious about how it works.
That is how we normally do it. Well, actually, normally the house isn't playing the house just runs the game(deals) but in this case I was the house and also I wanted to play so I was somewhat playing against myself.So do you, playing as the house, buy in for an amount equal to the other players total buy ins? So you had 5 players including you buy in for $20 each ($100 total), so the house buys in for $100? If you had 6 players the house would have bought in for $120? Excuse my ignorance, but I've only played craps once, but I have some peeps that love craps and I was wondering how it would run at a home game.
This is also what makes craps the best game to play at a casino... you win (and lose) together which brings out a lot more comraderie. Craps is the most fun game to play by a long shot... as long as profitability does not equal fun for you...In Craps(unless you have people playing the dark side) most of the players are at the same emotional point at various times in the evening and it's much more of a communal activity.
the dream is to have a table. I doubt it will happen for years, but I can dream.This thread needs some action pr0n!
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We did a seeding of the bank on my table. The first night we played, all buy-ins seeded the bank and we just played for fun (teaching a lot of new players too). Since then the bank has never come up short (it grows steadily actually). I originally had a plan in place that if the payouts ever exceeded the bank, we would re-factor what each chip was worth and pay out accordingly then re-seed the next session. So for example, if there was $100 in the bank and $200 to payout, chip value would be 1/2 of face. That never came up though, and was really only a concern for the first few sessions.
When I bumped it up to 600x$5 is when I finally stopped making change so much and the game sped up. In my photo there are 8 players and I used all 200x$1s but I had enough $5s to cover another player or 2. Breakdown that has been working well for me isthe dream is to have a table. I doubt it will happen for years, but I can dream.
Also... I am giving serious thought to doubling the size of my craps set. Anything over 6 players and we'd be making change a fair bit.
Everyone bought in for $20 = $2,000 which shaked out to:When I bumped it up to 600x$5 is when I finally stopped making change so much and the game sped up. In my photo there are 8 players and I used all 200x$1s but I had enough $5s to cover another player or 2. Breakdown that has been working well for me is
300x$1
600x$5
200x$25
100x$100
What I need is a second dealer
Caesar's Windsor. Hometown. Snap recognized the quarters lolGreat set up @natumes
Not exactly pron but this is about the only pic I have of craps action... the one dealer had a fit I snapped this picture.
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You got it! Was in town for work so got in a little craps session the night I was there.Caesar's Windsor. Hometown. Snap recognized the quarters lol
Ceasars Windsor nice! Love playing there. No smoking, which is nice. Plus usually get 30% more play money because of exchange rate!Great set up @natumes
Not exactly pron but this is about the only pic I have of craps action... the one dealer had a fit I snapped this picture.
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Definitely need more room! I like it though. Gotta be able to throw them dice and watch them tumble!