Question About Cheating

Say someone was able to sneak loaded dice into a Craps game, without anyone knowing, and racked up a lot of money. In doing so, that person tipped big to the dealers. If that person got caught, would the tips the dealers made be forfeit, like the winnings of the cheater?

If the dealers were clearly innocent, no.
But this would be hard for the dealers to explain, as they protect the game. If loaded dice appeared in a crap game, and this was revealed, the dealers would probably be assumed to be in collusion with such an event.

Don't worry about getting caught you can roll 18 Yo's in a row and they won't even notice.

Those dealers would have a LOT of explaining to do, not the least of which would be to their prospective new employer when asked why they were fired.

Quote: AxelWolf

Don't worry about getting caught you can roll 18 Yo's in a row and they won't even notice.

Remember, nobody touched the Yo, they had no reason to worry about dealer collusion.

Nevermind

Even A kid will answer YES, and the kid is right.

And The dealers will stay in a jail.

Quote: Mission146

Remember, nobody touched the Yo, they had no reason to worry about dealer collusion.

That shouldn't matter.

If I was working at a dice table and seen 7++ yo's in a row, I would absolutely take the dice off the table, let alone 18 yo's . I wouldn't just slap them around with the stick and then shrug my shoulders.

Just because no one was betting the yo is immaterial. Someone prior could've snuck in some loaded dice hoping to switch them in and out, but for some reason he got spooked so he abandon the dice. Perhaps his partner in crime didn't show up as expected and the switch man assumed the worst and ran out the door immediately not wanting to get caught with the evidence.

For all we know the dealer was in on it, that would explain the inadequate dice inspection. There's ABSOLUTELY NO WAY a dealer wouldn't be like WTF after just 7 in a row.

I would be looking for magnets or some explanation.

Seriously no one was thinking, "maybe I should bet the yo?"

Obviously that's all very far fetched because there never was 18 yo's in a row, there was probably 3 at most and it somehow got rounded up to 18.

I would be surprised if there weren't more than three. I haven't played as much Craps as most of the people on here, and I have personally rolled three Midnights in a row, considerably less likely than three Yo's in a row.

Once about 23 years ago I had just played the don't for $100 at Four Queens. Shooter rolls a 4. I'm salivating. I lay $200 in odds and ask my friend for another $100. I can't remember why I just didn't pull more green from my pocket instead of asking my friend for the $100. I guess he had ready chips. Two rolls later the shooter hits his four. So we move along to The Fitz. I'm killing some time playing pass line for $5 and roll 7,7,7,11,7. Wow, I just won $25 in five rolls!

I hope no one minds my interjecting this story here in a crazy dice thread.