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Chip Inventory & Banking Guide -
Video on bottom of text
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This version of craps is specially designed for beginners and requires only 400 chips to run an entire game. It introduces a "Player Bank" concept, eliminating the traditional house bank. In a normal game, the bank could capture all the losing bets and nobody wins. That's no fun.
Key Features:
Low Chip Requirement:
Only 400 chips are needed, making setup simple, fast and accessible. Plus, I carry my 400 chips in the box with the mat and walls. (see video below)
Player Bank System:
Instead of playing against a bank, players compete with each other. Chips remain in circulation, and the dealer retains losing bets for themselves. This entices the newbie to want to deal, an activity that wasn't very popular before I introduced this style of crazy fun.
Beginner Focus:
By minimizing player losses and creating a friendlier learning curve, beginners are more likely to have a positive first experience.
Purpose:
Craps can be a daunting game for new players, especially because of its complex betting systems . Traditionally, beginners tend to lose quickly, leading to a negative first impression. This format is designed to counteract that trend by offering a more supportive and fun way to play.
Gameplay Dynamics:
The dealer captures and retains all losing bets but does not operate from a separate house bank. The dealer pays bets with their own personal starting amount ($2000) and any winnings they may have accumulated. What if the game gets HOT and players are winning all of the dealers personal inventory? That would be a negative dynamic for sure!
Well, you'll have to watch the video below lol
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All players have a stake in the "bank" in a loose sense, as chips are not siphoned away by a 'bank'.
Again, this creates a cycle where chips continuously circulate among players and the dealer, allowing for extended gameplay and learning opportunities.
Target Audience:
While seasoned craps players may find this version less desirable due to the altered dynamics and absence of traditional house banking structures, it absolutely serves as an excellent tool for teaching new players the rules, strategies, and nuances of the game as a fun party game. Newbies love this style of play and will want to play again.
In summary, Player Bank Craps is a bankless, chip-conserving variation of the classic game, aimed at providing beginners with an enjoyable, educational introduction to craps without the usual chip losses. Somebody is going to win BIG... lol
Chip Inventory & Banking Guide -
Video on bottom of text
_________________________
This version of craps is specially designed for beginners and requires only 400 chips to run an entire game. It introduces a "Player Bank" concept, eliminating the traditional house bank. In a normal game, the bank could capture all the losing bets and nobody wins. That's no fun.
Key Features:
Low Chip Requirement:
Only 400 chips are needed, making setup simple, fast and accessible. Plus, I carry my 400 chips in the box with the mat and walls. (see video below)
Player Bank System:
Instead of playing against a bank, players compete with each other. Chips remain in circulation, and the dealer retains losing bets for themselves. This entices the newbie to want to deal, an activity that wasn't very popular before I introduced this style of crazy fun.
Beginner Focus:
By minimizing player losses and creating a friendlier learning curve, beginners are more likely to have a positive first experience.
Purpose:
Craps can be a daunting game for new players, especially because of its complex betting systems . Traditionally, beginners tend to lose quickly, leading to a negative first impression. This format is designed to counteract that trend by offering a more supportive and fun way to play.
Gameplay Dynamics:
The dealer captures and retains all losing bets but does not operate from a separate house bank. The dealer pays bets with their own personal starting amount ($2000) and any winnings they may have accumulated. What if the game gets HOT and players are winning all of the dealers personal inventory? That would be a negative dynamic for sure!
Well, you'll have to watch the video below lol
I
All players have a stake in the "bank" in a loose sense, as chips are not siphoned away by a 'bank'.
Again, this creates a cycle where chips continuously circulate among players and the dealer, allowing for extended gameplay and learning opportunities.
Target Audience:
While seasoned craps players may find this version less desirable due to the altered dynamics and absence of traditional house banking structures, it absolutely serves as an excellent tool for teaching new players the rules, strategies, and nuances of the game as a fun party game. Newbies love this style of play and will want to play again.
In summary, Player Bank Craps is a bankless, chip-conserving variation of the classic game, aimed at providing beginners with an enjoyable, educational introduction to craps without the usual chip losses. Somebody is going to win BIG... lol
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