Atlantic city gambling question

Do any of the Atlantic City Casinos offer the electronic craps game. You know the one you sit around the table with the dice in the middle. Had alot of fun playing these in Vegas and want to play it in Atlantic city, Any help would be appreciated.

I have seen roulette, not craps

I have a personal boycott with those games. They are trying to get people to play those games so they can get rid of dealers. They HATE having to pay dealers. They also HATE you tipping the dealers because the casino has no way of getting that money back. Why do you think that have thousands and thousands of slot machines and only two or three dozen tables in the entire casino.

Ray

I don't feel that the electronic craps games are a threat to live craps games. I think they give players interested in craps but intimidated by the wild layout and crazy rituals of the game an accessible way to learn.

Craps seems pretty healthy to me these days, and I think these machines can only help.

Ok then, if you have a question about the game, how is the machine going to answer you???

Ray

Hey Now!
haven't seen any in AC either...
will check further TOMORROW!!!!!

Newbs playing at the craps machines get their craps questions answered in two ways: Via the "Help" button, and by asking other people who are playing or observing.



If someone wanted to teach a friend to play craps and the live game looked crowded, I think they could do a very good job at one of the craps machines, then move over to the live game and put those skills to use.

Yeah, like the machine is going to tell someone if they are making stupid bets and throwing away their money. The only thing the "help" button will do is help you lose your money. I dealt the game for 17 years. I can teach someone in five minutes enough to know how to play the game and have a good time. You push the wrong button on the machine and you're screwed. A live dealer can ask "Are you sure that's what you want to do?". My job was to run a tight game, and make sure the players had a good time. A machine can do one but not the other. A good dealer is worth every dollar the casino pays them and worth every dollar the players tip them.

Ray

I don't mean to frighten you. But for many years now, there are a lot of machines on casino floors that emulate live games.

Have enjoying looking at the big busted video BJ and LIR dealers. Love it when the BJ dealer says "Bust"