Then, there is the dedicated community of craps players who believe in "controlled shooting," which goes far beyond simply setting the dice to their liking before a roll.

Craps has gone digital, and has found a shiny new home online. Even though craps is mentioned far less than other casino classics that use cards instead of dice, it’s a mainstay, and its rules ...

Primer on how to play craps The basic premise of craps is simple. Everyone at the table is betting on the roll of the dice.

Cheating at craps is illegal, and there could be substantial consequences when you are caught. Dice must be thrown across the table and cannot be pushed, trickled or slid.

We’re hunched over the full-size craps table in his suburban Vegas home, where Parker runs a thriving “precision dice-throwing” business by way of his DiceCoach.com website.

Whether such a golden arm even exists also is up for debate. You probably read the book “Golden Touch Dice Control Revolution: How to Win at Craps Using a Controlled Dice Throw” by Frank Scoblete.

We’re hunched over the full-size craps table in his suburban Vegas home, where Parker runs a thriving “precision dice-throwing” business by way of his DiceCoach.com website.