KJ, the tables are NOT all the same, so unless a wannabe DI can duplicate a table exactly he'll never be able to have the same sort of results at home as at the casino.Originally Posted by kewlJ
I don't play craps, nor even pay much attention to the discussions. But my first question would be, is every craps table in every casino uniform or exactly the same? Made of the exact same materials? If not, I dont see an advantage to owning a "legit" craps table. Unless you are going to take your own table with you to the casino to play.
I suspect the key thing is the surface, both the felt overlay and the underlay beneath it.
When DI became a thing I understand some casinos modified their tables underlay to become bouncier.
No, DI is not practical: you want to win, then figure how to palm and substitute dice, but yeah, it's a felony.
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