[Mason Malmuth]

Hi Barron:

First off, I think this comes from Gambling for a Living and not Gambling Theory and Other Topics. It was mentioned in the craps chapter where the discussion is that craps is not a beatable game. It had to do with the idea that in craps games where the house offered very high odds such as 100 times odds you could reduce the true house edge to almost nothing. Thus with a few dealer errors you could have a small advantage. It was not advocated as a way to play.

Best wishes,
Mason