Craps is a very popular game among gamblers. At craps players always try to find more effective strategies and ways of decreasing the house edge. There are some players who tell that they have managed to cheat the casino, but it is pure invention. However, some craps amateurs use a rather interesting system, the so-called five-count method.

Five-count method functions by the principle: the first time when a shooter rolls one point, it is considered to be a 1-point, then other three rolls follow per one point each. If the fifth roll is a point, you have a five-count. If not, you add the fifth point to the total amount of points, when the shooter rolls the point. As soon as you reach five points, you can make bets. Then begin to count from the start, when you go to the other shooter.

In some cases this method can be rather ineffective especially among unlucky gamblers. But all the same it can make your speed, at which you risk money at the table, considerably lower. And, of course, it is to the player’s advantage, as he or she can earn bonuses for playing rather cautiously without taking risk of betting on each shooter.

And at last remember that, of course, at craps no strategy can guarantee 100% winnings, but all the same the betting systems that people use may help short-term, it most likely will not work for them all night long. In addition, there are ideas on how your money can last longer at the Craps table – like doing CPR on the six, but again – this does not lower the house edge.