Craps When to walk away?

[Addie]

How much do you have to win or lose in order to walk away from a Craps table? There are some people I know that use percentages to determine when they walk away. I base my decision more on a gut feeling and walk away when I start to run out of time or go bust.

 

[Chandeler]

Playing Craps is a lot of fun, but the longer you play the more money the casino is going to end up with. The issue is that most people don't know when to quit and they just end up throwing their money away on proposition bets. I always end up sticking to a loss limit. Once I hit that amount, I'm done.

 

[maxspencer90]

This reminds me of the Chinese proverb that states, 'Of all strategies, knowing when to quit may be the best.' Is it only me or have you also realized that the more you gamble, the higher the chances that you will lose the money become. I also base my decision on a gut feeling.

 

[shaqque]

I think it is very important to know when to walk away from a Craps table. I try to minimize my play, choosing to go to the casino once or twice a week. It is a fact that the person who plays 9 hours a day is more likely to lose as compared to a less frequent gambler.

 

[lordcole]

I rely more on my gut feeling; I do not let it remind me more than once that it is time to hit the road. It is obvious that the more time you spend at the casino, the higher your chances of losing are, unless of course you are the casino owner.

 

[edmond]

It is pointless to keep playing when you are losing. On the other hand, it is really vital to know when to walk away, even when you are winning.

I try to limit the number of times I go to the casino and I also listen to my gut feeling a lot. It is actually quite simple to just walk away.