Really liked your session. I used to be a credit counselor and all the things you are talking about work for managing your money. Just starting to learn Craps and this is a great way to start. I look at this as entertainment and money I can enjoy since retiring. Your videos are fun to watch and I am learning more each one I look at.
Glad to hear it! I wish I didn't wait 6 months to press the button and put this video out last summer when I filmed it ... it's good information that I don't think many people are talking about enough.
Very interesting and useful. I would add a "loss" factor to all of the sheets, because it is expected that you will lose sometimes. That would make all of this more realistic. One more thing, go ahead and add in travel and food expenses as well. Again, if you are trying to truly manage the money, then account for all of the things that require money to get to, stay at, and return home from the casino! Good stuff!
I'm going to craft a new sheet. That's a great idea. Some people are very against incorporating your travel expenses into this. I go back and forth. If I treat this as a businesss, which I do, I include all of that on the accounting side BUT as a gambling tracker, you want to track your bankroll and strategy performance cleanly.
Going on a 16 day cruise and this will be the first time I'm using a trip bankroll and session bankroll. 16 days on a floating casino can be very dangerous if you don't have a strong plan in place.
@@ProCraps Thanks man. 😀 Bringing a bankroll of $2,100 for 7 sessions at $300 each. Plan to split my time between BJ & Craps. I'll let you now how it went when I get back mid October.
Good content my friend, useful for all players - I had a chance last week to play two days with the most disciplined rail/money management I have ever witnessed. We all need to keep a strong eye on our betting habits!
What did they do? Curious to see if there's something I can talk about... I'm telling you, the 401(g), the Rack Management, Thinning out your exposure with a reachable goal, and working in 3 phases ... it all comes together.
@@ProCraps he kept track of rack and on table exposure. Down to the dollar. He also counted all my rolls which is a side note. But he would come down and color up whenever he was up a certain amount or back to even. His losses per session were less than mine and his wins were less as well. He was a pro player. Living the casino lifestyle as he calls it for the next 90 days. Zero expenses. Been playing as a pro for close to 20 or probably more years.
Funny that the casino uses cheques not only for ease, but to disassociate them from money, so people spend them more freely. But if you reverse that psychology and see those cheques as just units and work that way, you'll be ahead more often than not!
know a guy when he makes his 1st 100 walks and goes to casino 5 star steak house upstairs eats. big t bone /appiitizer couple brews then comes back downstairs to play....guy is always happy '' steak on them first,then i play''................ love it
I laugh at people when they scoff or ridicule me for having such a minute and small win goal but one thing I have learned in my short gambling years is that 9 small profits and 1 loss is way better 1 large profit and 9 big losses
Yep. I can withstand a bad day or two because I have so many wins, even if small. And the way I approach my sessions, I’m able to be at the tables long enough, with enough money in play that when that good roll comes, I’m usually in a position to capitalize on it.
Love how you laid this out. Definitely something to consider. Can definitely tell you that when discipline and money management are factored in you will not only have a longer trip but a more enjoyable trip.
Hi there, just found your channel today and love the content. I’m a amateur tournament poker player and want to learn craps to fill some downtime. Learned the hard way about money management having blown through my trip money early and setting on my hands for a couple days. Thanks again for the content.
I know it has been some time since this video has come out which may be the issue but, does anyone have an updated link for the spread sheet or know if there is another place i can download it. Thanks in advance.
If you make an account on casinogaming.tv (through our Discord), you'll have access to some apps that I made which are better than this old spreadsheet. I may do a few more, but I think you'll like this better.
Originated by Dominic LoRiggio in one his early books. It's changed me for sure. We used to go to the casino, and my wife and I would literally look in checking/savings and see what we could spare and then went out and played with scared money, which never wins. Now, I do some side jobs and whatever and it goes in there. It's literally entertainment money. We drain that for our flight, hotel, food, and our time at the tables. When I'm not traveling to gamble, I very much do what I do in the videos. I take 10% of it, and I break it into 10 pieces and that's how I work each shooter. Level up!
I thought that if you did a File -> Make a Copy it would let you make your own copy of it for editing? Shoot. Let me check that and maybe I can put a better link out there for others.
Thank you for your time to help us all with this interesting game….
My pleasure! Having a blast doing this every day.
Really liked your session. I used to be a credit counselor and all the things you are talking about work for managing your money. Just starting to learn Craps and this is a great way to start. I look at this as entertainment and money I can enjoy since retiring. Your videos are fun to watch and I am learning more each one I look at.
I appreciate that. I definitely enjoy the game, but more importantly, I pretty protective of my hard earned $$
Enjoyed your 401 G discussion. Really helping me to develop my approach to craps. Thank you very much!
Glad to hear it! I wish I didn't wait 6 months to press the button and put this video out last summer when I filmed it ... it's good information that I don't think many people are talking about enough.
Very interesting and useful. I would add a "loss" factor to all of the sheets, because it is expected that you will lose sometimes. That would make all of this more realistic. One more thing, go ahead and add in travel and food expenses as well. Again, if you are trying to truly manage the money, then account for all of the things that require money to get to, stay at, and return home from the casino! Good stuff!
I'm going to craft a new sheet. That's a great idea.
Some people are very against incorporating your travel expenses into this. I go back and forth. If I treat this as a businesss, which I do, I include all of that on the accounting side
BUT as a gambling tracker, you want to track your bankroll and strategy performance cleanly.
@@ProCraps love it!
@@ProCraps I agree. Good stuff!
Thank you very much for this tool. I can see this helping my money management in the future. I enjoy your videos keep up the good work.
LMK if the copy link works for you. Others had some issues
Going on a 16 day cruise and this will be the first time I'm using a trip bankroll and session bankroll.
16 days on a floating casino can be very dangerous if you don't have a strong plan in place.
Wow good luck! Bring that discipline with you. 16 days is a lifetime out there with your money at risk. Can't wait to hear your trip report!
@@ProCraps Thanks man. 😀
Bringing a bankroll of $2,100 for 7 sessions at $300 each. Plan to split my time between BJ & Craps.
I'll let you now how it went when I get back mid October.
Good content my friend, useful for all players - I had a chance last week to play two days with the most disciplined rail/money management I have ever witnessed. We all need to keep a strong eye on our betting habits!
What did they do? Curious to see if there's something I can talk about...
I'm telling you, the 401(g), the Rack Management, Thinning out your exposure with a reachable goal, and working in 3 phases ... it all comes together.
@@ProCraps he kept track of rack and on table exposure. Down to the dollar. He also counted all my rolls which is a side note. But he would come down and color up whenever he was up a certain amount or back to even. His losses per session were less than mine and his wins were less as well. He was a pro player. Living the casino lifestyle as he calls it for the next 90 days. Zero expenses. Been playing as a pro for close to 20 or probably more years.
I like the % vs $ idea. Percentages add up in dollars REALLY FAST!
Funny that the casino uses cheques not only for ease, but to disassociate them from money, so people spend them more freely. But if you reverse that psychology and see those cheques as just units and work that way, you'll be ahead more often than not!
know a guy when he makes his 1st 100 walks and goes to casino 5 star steak house upstairs eats. big t bone /appiitizer couple brews then comes back downstairs to play....guy is always happy '' steak on them first,then i play''................ love it
That's such a fantastic attitude!
@@ProCraps 100 percent seen him do it mooo coooo times...the pit boss calls up to steak house 4 him ''he'scoming in 5 min''
I laugh at people when they scoff or ridicule me for having such a minute and small win goal but one thing I have learned in my short gambling years is that 9 small profits and 1 loss is way better 1 large profit and 9 big losses
Yep. I can withstand a bad day or two because I have so many wins, even if small. And the way I approach my sessions, I’m able to be at the tables long enough, with enough money in play that when that good roll comes, I’m usually in a position to capitalize on it.
“Dimes will become dollars.”-Sam Grafstein, The Dice Doctor
Spreadsheet link not working. Says the file has been deleted.
Love how you laid this out. Definitely something to consider. Can definitely tell you that when discipline and money management are factored in you will not only have a longer trip but a more enjoyable trip.
100% … people talk about it a lot but it’s so overlooked at the tables.
can't find the excel spreadsheet is their a different place to find it
I'm putting new things together. But you can find a lot of this on the site at casinogaming.tv under the "Tools" menu.
Hi there, just found your channel today and love the content. I’m a amateur tournament poker player and want to learn craps to fill some downtime. Learned the hard way about money management having blown through my trip money early and setting on my hands for a couple days. Thanks again for the content.
Of course. I'm on a small mission to help folks play smarter and with eyes wide open.
Ima family poker player … scared to death to try that for real out there.
Experience may be a severe task-mistress, but a respected teacher.
I know it has been some time since this video has come out which may be the issue but, does anyone have an updated link for the spread sheet or know if there is another place i can download it. Thanks in advance.
If you make an account on casinogaming.tv (through our Discord), you'll have access to some apps that I made which are better than this old spreadsheet. I may do a few more, but I think you'll like this better.
love the idea of a 401(g) ! I have a little slush fund for craps that I build up over time with leftover cash. will now call it the 401(g) !!
Originated by Dominic LoRiggio in one his early books. It's changed me for sure. We used to go to the casino, and my wife and I would literally look in checking/savings and see what we could spare and then went out and played with scared money, which never wins. Now, I do some side jobs and whatever and it goes in there. It's literally entertainment money. We drain that for our flight, hotel, food, and our time at the tables. When I'm not traveling to gamble, I very much do what I do in the videos. I take 10% of it, and I break it into 10 pieces and that's how I work each shooter. Level up!
Loved this video! tried to download the spreadsheet but it was restricted. so I made it myself :)
I thought that if you did a File -> Make a Copy it would let you make your own copy of it for editing? Shoot. Let me check that and maybe I can put a better link out there for others.