Hot Rollers

10 Dec 2004

By Frank Scoblete

Dear Frank:

I can't believe there is something that can be identified as a "hot roller" other than after the fact. Would not this now defined "hot roller" mean nothing for future rolls?

Thanks,
Bob

Dear Bob:

If the game of craps is strictly a random game, then you are absolutely correct. What happened in the past has nothing to do with what will happen on the next or subsequent rolls. However, if the shooter is a controlled shooter, then what has happened in the past will be an indication of what is more likely to happen in the future. If our controlled shooter is setting to hit more 6s and 8s and is doing so, a bet on those numbers would be a good bet.

I am giving you a free two-month subscription to our private craps website: The Craps Club. You member name and password will come in another email.

All the best in and out of the casinos!
Frank Scoblete

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