Comments on: Leave a craps table due to a prolonged period of not betting? http://www.the-craps-guide.com/is-it-common-for-a-casino-to-ask-a-person-to-leave-a-craps-table-due-to-a-prolonged-period-of-not-betting.html How and where to play online Craps, plus shopping and other resources for Craps players. Mon, 11 Jul 2011 11:01:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2 By: Hunter S Thompson http://www.the-craps-guide.com/is-it-common-for-a-casino-to-ask-a-person-to-leave-a-craps-table-due-to-a-prolonged-period-of-not-betting.html/comment-page-1#comment-82 Hunter S Thompson Thu, 09 Apr 2009 17:48:45 +0000 http://www.the-craps-guide.com/learn-craps/craps-questions/is-it-common-for-a-casino-to-ask-a-person-to-leave-a-craps-table-due-to-a-prolonged-period-of-not-betting#comment-82 if it's busy,and actual players can't get in if it’s busy,and actual players can’t get in

]]> By: robertdr60 http://www.the-craps-guide.com/is-it-common-for-a-casino-to-ask-a-person-to-leave-a-craps-table-due-to-a-prolonged-period-of-not-betting.html/comment-page-1#comment-81 robertdr60 Wed, 08 Apr 2009 19:14:39 +0000 http://www.the-craps-guide.com/learn-craps/craps-questions/is-it-common-for-a-casino-to-ask-a-person-to-leave-a-craps-table-due-to-a-prolonged-period-of-not-betting#comment-81 If there are not many playing, no, but if there are others waiting to play, yes they will ask you to leave. If there are not many playing, no, but if there are others waiting to play, yes they will ask you to leave.

]]> By: Nun Y http://www.the-craps-guide.com/is-it-common-for-a-casino-to-ask-a-person-to-leave-a-craps-table-due-to-a-prolonged-period-of-not-betting.html/comment-page-1#comment-80 Nun Y Mon, 06 Apr 2009 16:39:37 +0000 http://www.the-craps-guide.com/learn-craps/craps-questions/is-it-common-for-a-casino-to-ask-a-person-to-leave-a-craps-table-due-to-a-prolonged-period-of-not-betting#comment-80 nope.....you have to bet to throw the dice ....if the dice are not passing then you are not betting on a hot roller. under these circumstances one can conclude there is a fluctuation in probability negatively affecting the bottom line. nope…..you have to bet to throw the dice ….if the dice are not passing then you are not betting on a hot roller. under these circumstances one can conclude there is a fluctuation in probability negatively affecting the bottom line.

]]> By: Jeff http://www.the-craps-guide.com/is-it-common-for-a-casino-to-ask-a-person-to-leave-a-craps-table-due-to-a-prolonged-period-of-not-betting.html/comment-page-1#comment-79 Jeff Mon, 06 Apr 2009 03:04:51 +0000 http://www.the-craps-guide.com/learn-craps/craps-questions/is-it-common-for-a-casino-to-ask-a-person-to-leave-a-craps-table-due-to-a-prolonged-period-of-not-betting#comment-79 Yes it is, especially if the table is crowded and others are waiting to play. Yes it is, especially if the table is crowded and others are waiting to play.

]]> By: Todd T http://www.the-craps-guide.com/is-it-common-for-a-casino-to-ask-a-person-to-leave-a-craps-table-due-to-a-prolonged-period-of-not-betting.html/comment-page-1#comment-78 Todd T Sun, 05 Apr 2009 15:35:52 +0000 http://www.the-craps-guide.com/learn-craps/craps-questions/is-it-common-for-a-casino-to-ask-a-person-to-leave-a-craps-table-due-to-a-prolonged-period-of-not-betting#comment-78 I agree with everyone else: a very clear YES. 15 rolls can be a pretty long time, depending on how much "action" is on the table each roll. I've seen it get so crazy that it takes about 5 minutes to pay out each roll! So, in that situation, 15 rolls could take more than an hour. That's a long time. FWIW, I assume you're NOT talking about an hour. I've seen times where you can do 15 rolls in a few minutes, too. The only reason I'm also chiming in is to suppose something else that nobody has mentioned yet. WHY are you "sitting out?" I do that, too, from time to time if I'm feeling like the table is "cold" or whatever... just wanting to take a break in the action for a few minutes. If I want to let things cool off I either sit there, not betting, like you. OR, I go to the restroom. The dealers/croupiers will watch your chips for you. (Don't worry... your chips are safer at the table than they are going w/ you for a walk around the casino. If anybody were dumb enough to try to take some, the cameras would catch it and you could/would always get it back. And, if you're REALLY worried about it, you could take most of your chips, but leave a few to "hold your spot" until you return.) So that's my two cents' worth. In summary, don't be offended/hurt if they asked you to get out of the way. But, if you want to avoid that in the future, just go for a short walk (even if you don't really go to the bathroom). I agree with everyone else: a very clear YES. 15 rolls can be a pretty long time, depending on how much “action” is on the table each roll. I’ve seen it get so crazy that it takes about 5 minutes to pay out each roll! So, in that situation, 15 rolls could take more than an hour. That’s a long time. FWIW, I assume you’re NOT talking about an hour. I’ve seen times where you can do 15 rolls in a few minutes, too.

The only reason I’m also chiming in is to suppose something else that nobody has mentioned yet.

WHY are you “sitting out?” I do that, too, from time to time if I’m feeling like the table is “cold” or whatever… just wanting to take a break in the action for a few minutes. If I want to let things cool off I either sit there, not betting, like you. OR, I go to the restroom. The dealers/croupiers will watch your chips for you. (Don’t worry… your chips are safer at the table than they are going w/ you for a walk around the casino. If anybody were dumb enough to try to take some, the cameras would catch it and you could/would always get it back. And, if you’re REALLY worried about it, you could take most of your chips, but leave a few to “hold your spot” until you return.)

So that’s my two cents’ worth.

In summary, don’t be offended/hurt if they asked you to get out of the way. But, if you want to avoid that in the future, just go for a short walk (even if you don’t really go to the bathroom).

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