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If you suddenly realize that you are good in shooting dice and you are tired of hanging out in the office, then you might consider playing craps as part of your job description. Who would not want ordering from a five star menu instead of eating fast food? Who wouldn’t want to drink cocktails instead of getting a drink from a vending machine?

Here are some tips on how to make a living out of playing craps. Follow these steps and you might not need to fill out another spreadsheet again.

Read and Research

There is one controversial book entitled, “How to make your living playing craps”. It rendered its popularity not because it is effective. Most readers considered it useless, waste of money and waste of time. They are very disappointed considering it was written by the purveyor of Crapshooter com and has published many craps articles. Those who made reviews said that it didn’t cover what supposed to be on the title, instead , it focused on standard craps techniques which you can find on the web for free.

Safe Method

This method could let you earn money slowly but steadily. There are shooters that have control on the way they throw the dice.

On our way back from a recent round of golf, Fritz and I were discussing the way most golfers evaluate golf courses. We`ve had this discussion before, and it inevitably gets around to my heartfelt conviction that trees do not enhance the `golfing experience`.

Most golfers in North America assume that golf is not golf without tree-lined fairways. If I am not mistaken, this is a bias created by a century of golf course design compliments of a relatively small number of trend-setting designers. In Canada, Stanley Thompson was the main man. His course designs can be found across the country, and inevitably they feature lush green (soft) fairways lined with majestic trees.

Of course there are many reasons for this, both practical and esthetic. For starters, eastern North America has lots of trees, and just as important, it is impossible to replicate the sandy turf of Scotland or Ireland in other parts of the world that do not share the same climate.