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Asia: The game they are playing is street craps. I was a professional craps dealer in over 10 casinos in NV for 38 years. I also wrote a manuscript for a book on how to play craps, including a chapter on its history and the history of other dice games. Craps was way more popular and better known by most people when this video was made. So, when Abbot told Costello that 11 doesn't mean anything, he was actually cheating him because 11, rolled on the first roll of the dice for a new game, which meant Costello won. Abbot uses the term "natural winner" meaning the wager wins on the first roll of the dice wherein if 7 or 11 are rolled. If other numbers are rolled the rules change and it takes more than one roll for the wager to win or lose depending on what's rolled. The terminology Costello uses "Little Joe (slang for 4)," "let it ride (make the new bet for the amount of the original bet plus the winnings for the wager that just won)," etc.
I'm going to explain the one type of bet in craps that they are playing here. In casino craps, if a 7 or 11 are rolled on the first roll for a new game, the bet instantly wins. If a 2, 3, or 12 are rolled on the first roll the wager instantly loses. If any other number is rolled (4,5,6,8,9,10), that number becomes the point. Then the shooter continues to roll the dice, and if the shooter rolls the point before a 7 the wager wins. If the shooter rolls a 7 before the point, the wager loses. So on the first roll for a new game 7 is an instant winner. If a point has been established because the shooter rolled a 4, 5, 6, 8, or 10 on the first roll, the wager loses if a 7 is rolled. Because 7 is a winner on the first roll and a loser when a point has been established, it is very confusing to someone that doesn't know that as to why sometimes 7 is a winner (on the first roll) and 7 is a loser other times (when a point has been established on the first roll). In casino craps, in addition to this one type of wager (called the pass line), there are more than a dozen other types of wagers - each with its own rules for when the wagers win or lose. But street craps, as in this video, is usually only the one type of bet (called the pass line in a casino). If you have any questions you'd like me to answer, send me a reply to this comment and I'll answer them for you as I did with customers for 38 years.
That is extremely complicated.
Jackass Whisky and Pinto Beans: "That is extremely complicated?" Not if you take it one step at a time. It's actually less complicated than the game of chess or even baseball, or learning "basic strategy" for playing blackjack, or how to play poker INTELLIGENTLY.
Here are the 3 steps (rules), that if you take and memorize each, one at a time, before moving on to the next, make it simple:
1. The wager wins if a 7 or 11 is rolled on the first roll of the dice. Is that "extremely complicated?"
2. In casino craps: The wager loses if a 2, 3, or 12 is rolled on the first roll. Is that "extremely complicated?"
3. If any other number is rolled on the first roll, that number becomes the point and must be rolled again before a 7 to win. If a 7 is rolled before the point, the wager loses. Is that "extremely complicated?"
The 3 sets of rules (above) are all that are required to learn and memorize to understand how the wager wins or loses.
It's only "extremely complicated" if you try to learn all 3 sets of rules (above) simultaneously instead of one at a time.
A way to make it simple to remember all of the above is to reduce it down to one simple sentence: (On the first roll of the dice) You win on 7 or 11, lose on 2, 3, or 12, any other number must be repeated (rolled again) before a 7 (to win).
@@emcsquared8681 E Mcsquared: After being a full-time craps dealer for 38 years, and teaching literally at least TWENTY THOUSAND confused newcomers how to play: I really see ALL the ways it can be confusing to them.
I also discovered how to totally eliminate their confusion. The key is to force them to think and take in, understand, and retain what I just told them by asking them simple questions.
For example, I'll say, "The first roll for a new game on the pass-line is called "the come-out roll." And from that point on, I'll use the term "come-out roll" instead of "first roll" so they won't be confused when they progress to a point of learning come bets (not part of street craps) wherein the first roll for a come bet and the first roll for a pass-line bet (come-out roll) are two different things. So, back to my questions that force them to think and absorb what I just said:
Then, I'll explain, "If a 7 or 11 is rolled on the come-out roll, the pass-line wagers instantly win." Then, I'll explain, if a 2, 3, or 12 is rolled on the come-out roll, the wagers on the pass-line instantly lose." Then, before going on to the next point - any other number rolled becomes the point for the pass-line - before moving on to that I'll force them to think and absorb what I just taught them by asking, "What numbers do the pass-line instantly win on, only on the come-out roll?" And then, "What numbers does the pass line instantly lose on, only on the come-out roll?" And only when they can relatively easily answer those questions, will I move on to the next aspect.
I found with direct experience with tens of thousands of confused newcomers that forcing them to think by asking them questions at every step of the way is, by far, the quickest and most effective way to eliminate or avoid their confusion - forcing them to engage more of their mind to learn what I was teaching them.
And once they got it verbally, I'd encourage them to watch only one the pass line wager during a live game so they could see what they just explained to me verbally, in action visually, which further avoids or eliminates confusion.
Something else I don't think I previously mentioned that might not be a minor difference between casino craps and street craps is this. It may apply to your experience in street games: You are far more likely to be cheated in a street game than a casino game that is protected against cheating by multiple surveillance cameras at different angles, rules, and dealers and supervisors and gaming commissions that are trained to protect the game against cheating.
You are also far more likely to be violently robbed of your winnings in a street game - not in the street games in the army as was the setting for the Abbot and Costello skit, but in the real streets in, say, the ghetto.
When I have time I'm gonna read these comments. I need a slow read. Thank you all very much for the time and effort. People deserve thanks and even if I don't understand it right away people took time and effort.
@@anonymous19844 Was your manuscript as scintillating as these posts? Maybe you can break down "Who's on First". That'll be a hoot.
No matter how many times one watches their movies or TV shows, it never gets old, always great and always funny.
Asia BACK with 2 comedy icons… This is GUARANTEED enjoyment & laughs 👍😂
Abbott is changing some of the rules as he goes to benefit him. Costello is hustling him by saying he never played
I love it because it's such a role reversal since it's usually Abbott conning Costello but here it's Costello getting one over on Abbott🤣
Abbott & Costello & Asia 😂
A few more Abbott & Costello skits you might enjoy are Handcuffs, Alexander 4444, and the classic Niagara Falls.
Thank you guys for doing these. It's encouraging knowing that we can all appreciate good entertainment for what it was, no matter how old it is or who did it.
A little background on them, this routine shown here was from their TV show from 1953. Originally on film it was in their first starring comedy BUCK PRIVATES in 1941. They met in 1936 in burlesque and they did this routine and others countless times until they were like a well oiled machine.
Love the older comedians like Abbott and Costello, Laurel and Hardy, Red Skelton...
I need to play dice with you Asia lmfao🤣. 7 u win and 11 you win, dude is just being hustled lol.
You gotta teach me first!! Lol!!
For sure, my lessons aren't cheap tho lol. I'll give u a discount, just bcuz ur so kool😎
This is how Dice works (at least for craps) ...
7 or 11 instant win
2 3 or 12 instant lose
Roll anything else the game is still in play but to win you have to match the number rolled
However if you roll a 7 3 or 12 before you match the number you first rolled that ends your turn and you loose (crap out)
And the people watching have a choice on betting if the shooter will win or loose. You can also place mini bets on like the shooter rolling specific numbers or a type of doubles with varying odd pay outs
Novaximus: See my longer comment. I was a full-time craps dealer in NV for 38 years. I wrote a manuscript on how to play craps. You said that if a point has been established the wager loses "if you roll a 7 3 or 12 before you match the number you first rolled." Actually, you only lose if a 7 is rolled. You only lose on 3 or 12 on the first roll (the "come out roll"), not after a point has been established. And "crap out" is a meaningless term because the craps numbers are 2, 3, and 12 wherein the pass line loses on the first roll, not when a 7 is rolled after a point has been established, which is called a 7-out (not "crap out" which is a term that players commonly use incorrectly which, nonetheless is still incorrect - which is why you'll never hear a craps dealer use that term).
Noximus: One more thing: In street craps and the game when it was originally invented as a street (army) game, the wager only lost on the first roll if, I think it was 2 or 3, or 2 or 12 were rolled (not all 3 numbers - 2, 3, or 12). Casinos added the 3rd losing number on the first roll to give the house a mathematical advantage the street games didn't worry about. That might mislead people to think their odds would be better in a street game. The opposite is the case because there are too many ways to cheat in a street game (shaved or weighted dice, etc.) that casinos protect against (cheating) ways of cheating the laymen know little or nothing about.
@@anonymous19844 Thanks for the info. I'm by no means an expert. Just a basic understanding of it. Sorry for any miss information. But an important lesson to learn before playing any house games is to carefully know and understand all of the rules. Spanish 21 isn't black jack :p and the casino's are good at adding on little rules to quickly rob the common people who play as a tourist like myself.
Abbott and Costello have many great sketches on TH-cam such as "Alexander 4444," "Handcuffs," "Loafing," and "3 Bananas."
OH Asia, I was looking forward to this moment!
Asia, PLEASE DO NOT turn to Bud Abbott for the rules of shooting dice!
Even though you don't understand dice game. Your reaction was awesome.
You have a beautiful singing voice Asia
She ain't to hard on the eyes either
Watching Costello do math was like watching a magic trick.
Check out Abbott and Costello clip of 7+13=28.😂😂😂
She did a reaction to 7+13=28 Two weeks ago. She has also did "Who's on First"
@@jessegreen6138 My bad.
Lou is shooting dice with a pop gun 😆
No I actually 11 is a natural just like seven but Abbott told him it didn’t mean anything. Then he rolled a four which is called a little Joe as slang. So when you roll a number like that you have to roll that number again to win.
You don't add what you threw! He would have been able to roll again either getting another 4 for the win, or rolling a 7 for the loss
I love your reaction on this... Its adorable.
Shooting Dice slang:
Come-out - the first roll in the game
Crap out - rolling a 2, 3, or 12 in the come-out
Pass - rolling a 7 or 11 in the come-out
Seven-out - rolling a seven before rolling the point value
The Point - rolling any number between 4 and 10 in the come-out
Shooter - the person who rolls the Dice
Bounce - there must be a barrier like a wall that allows the dice to bounce before stopping
Fingers - there must not be any part of the body, such as fingers, in the shooting area
Side bet - an additional bet made at the beginning of the round
comeout mean u win right and 12 u lose and 6 u lose right.. 7 u win
It's Asia without what's his face . Perfect.
Honestly my take away from this was Abbott was openly cheating, Costello knew it and knew how to play dice, and just wanted to fuck with him.
cursing not necessary. The actors didnt curse; you shouldnt either.
@@mtsula What are you, a Puritan?
Asia, you've become part of this bit.
Asia you look very beautiful. Lovely eyes. Keep up the great work
She is a angel
Asia: Abbot is changing the rules to cheat Costello. It's part of the humor. See my other comments that explain the real rules.
sweetheart, if you roll a 7 or 11 it's a win. If you roll a one and a one or six and six it's a loss. but if you roll any other number such as a 4 then you have to roll a 4 before you roll a 7 and if you roll a 7 before you roll a 4 then you lose. But Abbott is scamming him saying he rolled a 7 because Abbott added them up. But Costello originally was allow many rolls to make 4 unless he rolled a 7 before he rolled a 4.
If you like these guys, I think you'd highly enjoy Laurel and Hardy as well. While it's slapstick, it's not on the level of 3 stooges where it's just kind of pointless beating on each other, and generally follows a short storyline with very comedic situations.
bob newhart has some great skits from this era.
Learning to play dice through these guys is like learning how to do math through these guys. Don't do it.
Bud is cheating Lou.
Then Lou got even.
Craps is actually the best game in the casino but people are afraid of it because it looks more complicated than it is.
Probably the name "Craps" as in "Shit" is what turns most off.
Especially if they just had the Mexican special dinner or appettizers, have IBS, incontinence or any other multitude of gastro-intestinal health issues.
Absolutely wonderful! Jackie Gleason! Try him!
If it ain't Yahtzee, I ain't playing. LOL
BTW, I get you on the dog, I opened a bag of chips and now I got 3 dogs and 2 cats staring at me, but they just don't know, these are all mine.
Lol!! RIGHT!! They be right on your heels everywhere you go with a bag of anything that sounds important to them! Lol
He cheated lol. When he rolled the 11 he was suppose to win. When he rolled the 3 he was suppose to roll again.
It means let it ride
The conman got conned.
🤣🤣🤣
you did who's on first
He rolled a 7 before rolling another 4
Your voice is that good just messing around you need to be singing. Great reaction.
No Asia, he wasn’t supposed to add the 4 and 3. He tricked him
Shiiit i neva heard of "fade that"
Lol!! Is that what he was saying?! 😆🤷🏽♀️
You also win if you roll eleven….you know the saying 7-11….
It's easy sweetie ..7 & 11 instant win...2 & 12 instant lose... Roll anything else you have match that number to win (unless you roll 7, 11, 2 or 12 in which case you lose)
Abbott was trying to hustle Costello thinking that he didn't know how to play... You DON'T add the numbers up and "FADE THAT" means the same as "Let it ride" it's basically like double or nothing..."Little Joe" is a very old school term for the " hard 4" (a 2 & a 2)... But Costello DID play before and used Abbott's own crooked rules against him!! Love this skit!
Instant lose in first roll is 2,3, or 12. Plus when get your point number then the craps numbers are nothing... you keep rolling to get point number and you lose if you roll a 7 then dice goes to next person.
I was taught differently...I guess different alleyways have different rules lol
Asia I don't know how to play the game either, I'm proud to say. Great reaction. They made some funny movies also. Check them out. Peace
No you’re not supposed to add them up, once again Abbott was just trying to cheat him. When Costello rolled for the first time and then the three that didn’t mean anything but like I said Abbott was trying to cheat him and said you had to add them up. But Costello got revenge at the end when Abbet roll the six and then when he rolled a six again he thought he won because Costello said no that’s boxcars big bennies you lose!
No its 7 or 11 on 1st roll is a win
If you time you should watch or do react videos of spongebob SquarePants conspiracy videos there so far 6 or 8 of them they're fun to watch
Bretty much mathematics they use..
No 7 and 11 win, box cars he had to roll them again, if he gets anything but them he loses
I'd rather play chess, than play that game!
Just say no to drugs!
Who's on first?
Naw, you don't add them up! He's trying to cheat him, but he's gonna get cheated instead!
Asia, how about you and I play Craps....you bring the money. 😜 🎲 🎲
So who’s on first? 😂
WHO!!!! Lol!! 🤣🤣
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No he cheated. U dont add up up to 7 u have to get exactly 7 if u roll different #'s
fad that / bet that
No, the dude is cheating and telling him wrong to win his money because he never played. It's craps, or otherwise known as Seven Eleven. Throw a 7 or 11 first roll you win, 2, 3, or 12 you lose. Any other number, then you have to continue to roll. Everything after the first roll disregards the rules for the first roll and you have to make the number you rolled, say a 5, before you roll a 7. It's one of the more fair games in a casino (besides poker, where the casino just takes a percentage of what you win off of players) if you just bet the standard bet without all the other options. Other options makes it fun though (odds of rolling 12 on the next roll, rolling a hard 4 (2 and 2 instead of 3 and 1) and all that stuff. It still favors the casino, but less so than say roulette
Ok , let's get this straight, every word that Bud says is a lie.
Abbott the big guy was cheating the little guy Costello or Lou I knew he was cheating because he knows how to play the game but he's paying stupid and use the guys logic against him
No no no Asia, now ur being hustled. Ur learning how to play dice wrong lol. Don't listen to this skit, it's all comedy. You need to know how to play dice inorder to get this humor.
Lol!! Probably!! I know it has something to do with 7 and 11 but that’s about it.
Lou won Abbott cheated 😆
No he’s cheating
No Asia Abbott is cheating him. Eleven is a winner and you do not add up the numbers. Abbott is just making up the rules to cheat him.
Asia is a landmass and doesn't have eyes to close. Your song makes no sense.
They are both cheaters.
He’s lying to him. 7 or 11 you win. 4 then he rolled a 3 and won. He didn’t roll a 7. He’s cheating him