Bad RapidCraps Experience & Bad RapidRoulette Experience

Seeing that someone posted a bad RapidRoulette experience, I figure I minus well share my bad RapidCraps experience.

Gripes: Rapidcraps
1.) Unable to cash out my bets while still having a passline bet working. Nearly missed my ride back home. At least let me leave with everything else.
2.) Intuition that the RNG is screwing with me everytime I increase my bets. When I'm betting say 1unit pass + 1 units odds. If I suddenly jump to 3X,4X,5X unit bet on the place bets across, I seven out immediately. This happened about 10 times in a 5 minute session. I smell something fishy.
3.) 10 seconds to bet is not a lot of time. Ran out of time several tries.
4.) Does touching and or rotating the dice on the screen make any difference as oppose to pressing the button for roll?????????????????

Gripes: RapidRoulette
1.) On a double zero machine covering 35 out of 38 numbers, I've won about 4-5 consecutive bets before getting blown out. (personal test for curiosity). But this happened 3 in a row.
2.) Betting 13-24 and 25-36, 1 unit each (2nd and 3rd of the board), resulting in a number from 00-0-11. Martingale this up to 2X, 4X, 8X, 16X. Initial bet was after a recorded result of 24 consecutive low numbers. How random is this annoyance?

End of the day, fooled by randomness. Aghh you got me again. Better luck next time.

How can you claim RNG screwing when the dice get rolled by a human?????

I'm confused why you mention "RNG" in a game that doesn't use one.

Quote: DeMango

How can you claim RNG screwing when the dice get rolled by a human?????

I was wondering the same thing. The "Rapid Craps" I saw @ Bill's consisted of real people throwing real dice while making all bets electronically.

There are electronic craps (and roulette) games out there that don't use real dice, they're just simulated on a screen. Many PA casinos had them before they got real table games. So I suspect the OP was playing one of these, under the mistaken impression that it was called "RapidCraps."

Whoops, sorry guys. I named the wrong system. Shufflemaster has a craps game that is completely electronic. They have dice on a screen which you can set. It's called Tablemaster.

I've also had a sh**ty experience with Shufflemaster's StarCraps. Lost every session playing $1 pass/come and $3/$4/$5 odds every throw. I don't believe it's anything other than random, however.