This interview (recorded in Jan 2011) by Howard Schwartz of Gamblers Book Club podcast is with author Richard Stein about his book Winning Craps – Not the Hard Way. If you like podcasts then make sure to check the Gamblers Book Club podcast on iTunes, Howard has a lot of material there. If you want to listen to the interview right now just click the play button on the audio player below.
CJ
This interview by Howard Schwartz of Gamblers Book Club podcast is with author David Medansky about his DVD Maximizing Craps. If you like podcasts then make sure to check the Gamblers Book Club podcast on iTunes, Howard has a lot of material there. If you want to listen to the interview right now just click the play button on the audio player below.
The first podcast was recorded in Nov 2012
The second podcast was recorded in Apr 2013
CJ
This interview by Howard Schwartz of Gamblers Book Club podcast is with author David Medansky about his book Wholly Craps. If you like podcasts then make sure to check the Gamblers Book Club podcast on iTunes, Howard has a lot of material there. If you want to listen to the interview right now just click the play button on the audio player below.
CJ
This interview by Howard Schwartz of Gamblers Book Club podcast is with author Eric Cybulski about his book Craps Wagering Strategies. If you like podcasts then make sure to check the Gamblers Book Club podcast on iTunes, Howard has a lot of material there. If you want to listen to the interview right now just click the play button on the audio player below.
The first podcast was recorded in Oct 2009
And the second podcast was recorded in May 2012
CJ
This interview (recorded in April 2012) by Howard Schwartz of Gamblers Book Club podcast is with author David Medansky about his book Walk Away Craps. If you like podcasts then make sure to check the Gamblers Book Club podcast on iTunes, Howard has a lot of material there. If you want to listen to the interview right now just click the play button on the audio player below.
CJ
This interview (recorded Oct 2015) by Howard Schwartz of Gamblers Book Club podcast is with the authors David Medansky and Mark Jackson about their new book Greatest Craps Guru. If you like podcasts then make sure to check the Gamblers Book Club podcast on iTunes, Howard has a lot of material there. If you want to listen to the interview right now just click the play button on the audio player below.
This interview inspired me to purchase the Greatest Craps Guru (which was my first book about Craps) which I’ll do a book review on in another post.
CJ
Looking around for some podcasts on Craps, I found this interview with Steve Bourie and Frank Scoblete.
Steve has a great podcast (internet radio show, audio and video), you can check it out here.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/americancasinoguides-podcast/id156759063?mt=2
In the interview Frank gets to the advantage player material about 1/2 way in. Of course Steve gets Frank to explain the basics first, and after that is when the good content regarding dice influencing is discussed.
You can listen here, just push play, or you can subscribe to the American Casino Guide podcast and get it on your mobile device to listen at your leisure.
CJ
Thought I would share these 3 videos from Steve Bourie. While I’m in fulltime student learning mode I’m absorbing every piece of information I can find about the game of Craps. I stumbled across these videos 2 weeks ago, but then thought they are a very good introduction and I can keep them together as a set to share. Thank you Steve for your insight and high video production quality.
CJ
Once again a classic piece of cinema. I haven’t seen this movie but after watching this little segment on Craps I should check out the movie as I got a few laughs while watching this.
CJ
This is pure gold. Now that I know what they are talking about this is a very funny sketch. They really were masters of their craft. The way Costello casts the dice is how I used to do it. Close my eyes, drop the dice, and hope for the best.
Love the way Abbott twists the rules as he goes, and the nice way Costello turns the tables on Abbott at the end. True classic material.
CJ
