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The original Nick the Greek played Craps on the Dark side, but he had much better sense than you have regarding bankroll exposure per outcome.

Young Nick studied Poker and Craps and honed his skills at all the games. He played high and hard, eventually establishing a reputation among big time gamblers. It was not uncommon for The Greek to win or lose a $100,000 in a single session. One evening he went to New York for a big Craps game. Nick The Greek Craps Strategy, biloxi casino crab legs, casino chemist hours, slots giochi gratis. More Details Less Details. $30 No Deposit Bonus. Nick the Greek was an infamous don't side gambler, won and lost millions playing craps.one of his final statement before he left the game for good, was, 'If I had it to do all over, I would not lay the odds!'

Nick the Greek, reigning King of the Gamblers, tosses another $5 chip into the pot. At this point in his life, he’s playing as high as he can. Most of his once-thick black hair has gone the same. Nick The Greek Craps Strategy, biloxi casino crab legs, casino chemist hours, slots giochi gratis. More Details Less Details. $30 No Deposit Bonus.

Nick the Greek lasted a long time but he eventually tapped out. He died broke. In his last days he was playing in $5 limit draw poker games. I read his biography. Great read. An amazing character.

Jimmy The Greek

I just want some advice for the future reference of when to cut my losses and run.

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Hi,
Well. you already had some great advice about how stop losses, sessions and win goals don't mean a thing.
So, start with the premise that you have a limited entertainment budget and that you are buying entertainment time and an adrenaline rush or two. Some guys use maths, lots of care and actually aim to profit, long term, but you are not in that group if you are playing Baccarat.
I play Blackjack for similar entertainment. My casino is about 20 mins away, so my objective is to generally. . .
Get an hour or two of fun. At least two free drinks and a good laugh. I like to get a bit of the adrenaline from an occasional bigger bet.
My anticipated average loss is about £25 for that hour. That being either complete loss of my £150 session bankroll, or doubling or maybe more that bankroll, or ending an hour or two roughly even. The time limit is the measure. You wouldn't want to sit through a 5 hour film, and you wouldn't be pleased to just watch a 10 minute stage show. So aim for a session that fits your needs and pace your betting to fit that.
All of my expected outcomes are equally acceptable, and I realise that playing that way will tend to have about as many winning sessions as losers and that I'd be pretty gutted if half a dozen consecutive sessions had me go bust but it's all play money. The big error I could make, ( and we see it a lot ) would be to get ahead a bit and up my bets. That's destined to see me never walk out with a profit.
If you feel bad, or cannot afford to happily lose your session bankroll, you simply shouldn't be there at all.
Bet size. There's one guy frequents the casino that plays one £10 chip on roulette 0 as his single bet. That doesn't strike me as fun or worth the car journey. I find that with my modest session bankroll of maybe £150, I can tick over for an hour or two before busting or not busting, if my average bet is 1x or 2x table min of £5.
Some times I crash and burn in 20 minutes, sometimes I walk out with £300, which is just money to play with next time round.
Just don't ramp up your bets just because you win or lose. That's the road to ploppie oblivion.Since it's a negative expectation game, duh, you should expect to lose.
As such, the best advice, is to never enter a casino.
Realistically, gambling is supposed to be entertainment and fun. You should cut your losses and run when it is no longer fun.

<snip>the Wizard has which says to be ready to loose (paraphrasing).

exactly
Why?
the house edge!
the only difference is how long it takes to go broke.
I simulated this B4
1 million players with $1000 bankroll
all 1 million lost their bankroll
some faster than others
but ALL were wiped out
(do not feel bad)

Nick Dandolos

also doing just pass/come bets too.
bottom line
you are playing a game that is not fair.
play for fun
variance can B fun, can be horrible too.
thank you for sharing
SallyCraps, like Blackjack, when played properly, can of course be won in the long term. It's called variance. You can bet on 10,000 rolls and come out a winner playing pass / come / don't pass / come. It's not likely but it's certainly more than possible. It's your preference really. Difficult to win in the long run when you're playing the middle.
There are lots of ways you can make money playing craps. It's called collusion.
Get to know a dealer. Play with the dealer. Offer him/her a cut.

Nick The Greek San Carlos

The 'Bellagio method':
Mumble your calls just before a roll. The dealer will book the call when the dice land and pay you.

Nick The Greek Craps Strategy Rules

The 'Wynn method':
Put your dice on table and slide them down. Tip outrageously so that nobody cares.

Nick The Greek Craps Strategy For Beginners

There has to be more creative methods out there beside winning honestly.

'that which can be asserted without evidence can be dismissed without evidence.'
your bogus claims are dismissed. you are unbelievably touting MAGIC numbers. why don't you give everybody a break dude.

It works. It's boring. Try it, maybe you'll like it.

...bottom line
you are playing a game that is not fair.

I thought you used to make a point of saying you could and you (personally) have beaten craps? =)