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• Craps dice The following is a glossary of terms used in the dice game craps. Besides the terms listed here, there are many common and uncommon craps slang terms.
• Here are some of the common casino vocabulary and phrases you may hear from a roulette dealer and what they mean: ‘Place your bets’ means you can start putting bets on the layout ‘Finishing betting’ or ‘Last bets’ means you have just a few more seconds left to place bets ‘No more bets’ means you must stop betting now.

3-Way Craps: A bet made in units of 3 with one unit on 2, one unit on 3, and one unit on 12. This is a horn bet without the bet on 11. Advantage: The edge a casino has over a player on a particular bet. Any Craps: A bet that the next roll will be 2, 3, or 12. This bet pays 7:1 and has a house edge of 11.1%. Any Seven: A bet that the next roll.

They might be saying 'corner'. There's an old bet called the big six-eight that was located on the two corners either side of the stick. I think it didn't pay as well as placing the 6-8, or it was a duplicate, so it gradually went away. I could be wrong.

They might be saying 'corner'. There's an old bet called the big six-eight that was located on the two corners either side of the stick. I think it didn't pay as well as placing the 6-8, or it was a duplicate, so it gradually went away. I could be wrong.

No, you're spot-on, Babs! I have had computer craps games that would occasionally call 6/8 both a 'corner rug 6/8' and a 'corner red 6/8.' I think the 'red' referred to the fact that the Big 6/Big 8 bets were printed in red on the layout. I have never heard either of these calls in an actual casino.
Like the Field Bet, the Big 6/Big 8 was designed as a self-service bet that is (sort of) self-explanatory to someone unfamiliar to the game. And like the Field, it carries a high edge. Craps layouts make the bad (high HE) bets easy to spot and easy to understand. The better bets are harder to find and/or harder to understand. Heck, the best bet on the table (odds) isn't printed anywhere!

I never understood why anyone with a clue would make that even money bet on placing six / eight.

I once bet on the Big 6/8 even-money bet. I had forgotten to use a $10 match-play offer that only could be used on even-money payouts. I remembered the match-play offer as I walked past a craps table en route to the parking garage. A roll was in progress, and I didn't have time to play. So I put it on (one of) the 6/8. Don't recall if I won or lost,
As best I recall, casinos still have the Big 6/8 on the layout. Has my memory failed me on such an important question as this? (Perish the thought!)Disagree. The 6/8 'Corner Red' is mostly gone, and NJ outlawed it on crap tables as usurious.
Haven't seen it in ages.

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Disagree. The 6/8 'Corner Red' is mostly gone, and NJ outlawed it on crap tables as usurious.
Haven't seen it in ages.

I just saw it on a cruise ship a few weeks ago. Norwegian Getaway.This is a little off topic, but speaking of the 8 and 6 bets, I heard recently a story of the original of the term 86, as in to kick somebody out of somewhere in an informal way and not told not to return.
As I was told, the term comes from when organized crime controlled Vegas. To '86' someone meant to take them 8 miles out of town and bury them 6 feet deep.

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Can anyone confirm or deny? The source that it comes from strikes me as someone who would be quick to believe an urban legend, but some stories ARE true.

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