lol.Īnother plus is many casinos put them close to the regular craps table so you can watch and wait for your favorite shooting spot to open up on the live table. You'll get some headshakers sometimes when someone who doesn't realize they pay to the penny sees you have $7 on box numbers instead of the proper live table bet. I often do things you can't do on live tables like lay every number for $1 on comeout rolls or press every number $1 after a hit instead of pressing just the number that hit. If it's a roll that has progressed to the point where box number bets are assorted values,I usually just forget about working hardways on the comeout. You can bet 1, and while we were watching the game, a player won 500 for a 1 bet. If I want hardways only working on a comeout you have to take everything else down first. There’s an intriguing side bet you won’t find on other craps tables, the Lucky Shooter side bet. One thing I don't like is you can't work some bets and not others on a comeout roll. If I'm going to bet say $32.00 across including, I bet the $5 chips first and if I don't make it back to the six and eight to add the last dollar you will still get paid $5.83 instead of the $5 you would have gotten paid on a regular table if one of them hits. Time can be a constraint but remember that you don't get penalized for making a bet in an amount that is not proper on a regular table because they pay to the penny.