If dice sliding is a crime, then it's the job of the player to not commit that criminal offense.Īpparently there is no specific statute I can find that prohibits dice sliding. Meanwhile the next woman throws so hard it goes off the table for 3 out of 5 rolls. And I tell them I'm too weak to hit the wall, lol. The occasional dealer will tell me to hit the wall next time. I shoot too high if anything and land just before the Don't Come line and the dice still don't hit the wall. I don't presume to be a dice slider by any means.

It's up to the dealers and the pit boss and no one else whether a roll is good or not unless surveillance gets called. But still, the dice have to hit the wall per dealer's instruction or they pass the dice on to the next shooter after a small number of faults. As you can imagine, using the sliding technique on a glass table has better opportunities without the speed bumps. Roll To Win has a glass table top and I thought there were a few speed bumps embedded within the glass to prevent dice-sliding from being successful. Electronic craps in this case is the Roll To Win, not to be confused with the Bubble Craps version of Shoot To Win. The 2nd video is of casino footage in Ohio maybe from 6 years ago that has nothing to do with the current case except to show what dice sliding actually is as an example in another long-ago case.

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