Shot Craps
A short Vegas Message Board thread where a member links to an On Tilt Boys video of a Shot Craps variant, recalls playing a similar game at the old Playboy Casino in Atlantic City, and asks other members if they’ve played it.
A short Vegas Message Board thread where a member links to an On Tilt Boys video of a Shot Craps variant, recalls playing a similar game at the old Playboy Casino in Atlantic City, and asks other members if they’ve played it.
On Tilt Boys released a video showing them playing Shot Craps with the Bluff crew, which prompted conversation on Vegas Message Board.
The thread author, Sgt_Shultz, remembers playing a version of Shot Craps at the old Playboy Casino in Atlantic City after trips with friends.
The discussion sits in the board’s Table Games section, linking personal memory to a contemporary video shared by a gambling content group.
A user named Sgt_Shultz started a short thread on Vegas Message Board's Table Games forum after seeing an On Tilt Boys video featuring a game called Shot Craps played with the Bluff crew. The post is brief: it links to the video, says the clip brought back memories of a version played at the old Playboy Casino in Atlantic City with friends, and asks other members if they've ever played it.
Context: Playboy Casino, Atlantic City
The poster references playing a variant at the old Playboy Casino in Atlantic City. The post treats that memory as a social one — an activity done with friends after trips. The thread does not provide dates, exact rules for the variant used there, or who ran the table.
Threads like this typically attract the following kinds of replies: corrections or confirmations about the rules of a variant, location-specific memories (which casinos offered it and when), practical notes about table minimums or dealer etiquette for house variants, and links to videos or write-ups that explain the game. This particular post is a prompt rather than a detailed report, so it's likely intended to start or revive a memory-driven discussion.
Board contains other table-game discussions that can help place this post in context: threads about craps etiquette, changes in casino craps offerings (for example, mentions of crapless craps becoming common), and questions about where to find low-minimum craps tables downtown. External related items in the thread's related list link to general craps guides and to other forum posts about table-game availability.


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I’m not sure when this game started, but over the last year, these tables are everywhere. In fact, when there’s only one table open, the casino tends to open a crapless one… it’s annoying. I wonder if the day will come, where they wipe out traditional craps altogether.
Staying at the Grand in October and curious if they still have $5 craps during the day. Dice is far and away my favorite game and seemingly the only place downtown that has that low of a minimum, but when I checked out Fremont last November it was $10. I know Palms and Ellis Island have a $5 minimum but would rather no
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