9 thoughts on “Bubble Craps strategy for a low roller.”

  1. I'm from Memphis TN. Looking for someone to roll with around. Tunica or West Memphis is okay

  2. I love just relaxing playing small time at the bubble craps. Because the min bet is so small you can test all those wacky theories you've seen on your favorite channels. And the ability to sit is a nice feature. Allowing only double odds is a big disadvantage.

  3. going to Vegas soon. I like the real tables better but I might try this on the machine

  4. What you don't like about Bubble Craps, I actually like. 😀
    I don't mind not touching the dice. I'm not a setter. I'm 100% random shooter. So not being able to touch the dice makes no difference to me.
    And not having a dealer is awesome! The game is less intimidating for newbies, and I don't have to tip anyone.
    And the biggest pro is that because the game is on a timer, the game moves a lot quicker.
    😀

  5. Thanks for posting this, im going to try it. I prefer real craps table too but my local casino only has bubble and the closest real table is 2 hours away so i can't go there regularly

  6. There's nothing like a real table. Craps is a social game. Bubble craps just can't replicate the experience.

  7. I doubt the bubble machines are rigged. They do t need to. The house edge is the same and they domt have to pay dealers or boxmen. Thanks for the video.

  8. Harrah’s by me has bubble craps and I usually have winning sessions. You’re absolutely correct about casinos rigging games. Losing your gaming license for a measly sum of money is simply not worth the risk. The casino doesn’t have to rig any of its machines. The odds already favor them and they’re going to come out on top anyway. Conspiracy theorists can sit down and enjoy their tea.

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