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Informative interface facilitates learning how to play Craps.
- Learn how to play craps with informative windows that explain each type of bet.
- Realistic Stickman Calls
- Betting Advice for placing optimal amounts.
- Winnings window shows origin bet, the odds, and total winnings in an easily readable table.
- Options: Add money, Mute sound, Roll dice in place, Disable notifications, Region info.
- Mark can be clicked to turn 'on' and 'off' for the Come out roll.
- Keeps track of your winnings and losses, with an option to reset.
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A new game at Thunder Valley Casino in Lincoln (Placer County) is changing the way Californians play the fast-paced dice game of craps.
Most craps tables in our home state incorporate cards or bouncing balls - alternatives that satisfy state gaming laws that prohibit the outcome of a betting game to be determined exclusively by dice.
This new game, manufactured by a company called Vegas Star and distributed by ShuffleMaster, was unveiled last month and turns tradition on its head.
Like a cross between a Wii game and a casino from Second Life, the experience is a combination of hardware and random-number-generating software that creates a virtual craps table where players manipulate simulated dice and electronic chips.
To play, bettors sit in front of individual touch screens that depict a snapshot of betting options. Whenever a shooter 'throws' the dice - accomplished by flicking two fingers forward against the touch screen - the ensuing roll plays out on a 42-inch plasma flat-screen television that the individual stations face.
On the surface, the game simulates the actual game of craps fairly well. Rolling a seven is still considered 'crapping out,' and basic wagers mirror those you can make in a Nevada casino. There's even a portion of the screen to wager side bets.
Still, at least in these early stages, there are some pretty significant differences between Vegas Star electronic craps and the real deal.
For starters, real tables let players press their place and come bets as much as two, three or four times the amount of the original wager - getting true odds for those extra bets without any advantage to the casino.
At Thunder Valley, however, the maximum amount of odds a player can press on his or her place and come bets is two times the original wager.
David DeLucia, a former Las Vegas craps dealer who is now the facility's vice president of casino operations, says that because people are still learning the game, the casino 'wanted to set it up so their bankroll would last a little longer.' What DeLucia didn't mention, of course, is that slimmer odds also benefit the casino - the less a player can win per roll, the more the casino gets to keep.
Other major differences between the real game and the virtual game revolve around the dice themselves. In the physical world, throwing small resin squares is something most of us can do without incident. But in the alternate craps reality of VegasStar, it takes players a while to get the hang of 'throwing' the dice.
On a recent weeknight, I watched one man repeatedly slam the tips of his fingers against the top of his touch screen as he tried to roll. His assessment: 'Fun but damaging to the fingers.'
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Don't let this scare you; with $1 minimums, Thunder Valley's new craps game is worth a try. While the game's random number generator actually classifies the device as a slot machine, the action looks and feels enough like craps to satisfy the urge until that next trip to Nevada.
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