Unfortunately, a craps table is generally full of superstitious people. If you attempt or utter anything against their absurd beliefs, they often show you evil glances or verbally assault you. To help avert awkward situations, jesting, and possible vocal arguments with these players, understand their beliefs and practice craps conduct. I know it is foolish to play along with people’s nutty beliefs, but you will have much more excitement at the table if you do.
Using good behavior includes remembering to be nice to the dealers. Don’t aggravate them by throwing chips at them, banging into their chip stacks, or blaming them for your losses. If you piss off the croupiers, how can you magnify your excitement? Anyways, it just isn’t nice. Your friendly behavior will be catching, quickly making the entire table more fun.
Regardless of what these "dice doctors" and "craps kings" publish on their web pages, there is no such thing as a "sane" craps superstition. One superstition is not more or less believable than another. They’re all the same–silly. But you have to abide by them or the idiots at the table who actually believe in them can make your experience at the craps table horrible.
Respecting a large number of the idiots’ beliefs has matured into established standards at the craps table. Accordingly, you have to be aware of and understand them. That’s a further requirement to discovering the secret to craps. Become a knowledgeable gambler. Be a master of the secret to craps.