In a live casino a rush at a dice table is one of the most exciting gaming experiences that a gambler can have. How to take advantage of such a rush is what this article is all about. The definition of a dice table rush is a series of passes that are absent the dreaded seven except on the come out roll. When each shooter is throwing nothing but numbers for many rolls this is a a dice table rush. The start of such a rush is slow and building like a train pulling out of the station. At first the shooters are holding the dice for two or three passes, then the pass number begins to climb and one shooter suddenly holds the dice for ten or twelve passes. After this the number of passes increases with just about any shooter.

The way to take advantage of this situation is to make ever increasing size bets on the come line and take the odds behind the number. The hardways and eleven twelve are good bets on the come out roll. When a hardway rolls double the bet as it can roll again. I have seen a hardway repeat five times before it came up soft. The bets on the pass line should be maximized as quickly as possible and the maximum bet taken behind the line. This can go on for a period of time depending on how hot the rush is. Another bet that can be taken during this number rush is place bets and buying the four and the ten. Stay away from field bets or big six or big eight bets. These are lousy bets on a dice table as they do not pay the correct odds. Push prop bets like eleven and twelve as these number are known to repeat two or more times. Double up on any winning bet as the payoff is 15 to one on the eleven and 30 to one on the twelve.

I have personally bet this bet starting with $25 on each number and had either number repeat four times. With each win the wager was doubled. Do not try to figure out when the rush will end. The dice will tell when the rush is over and the numbers will stop repeating or a seven will show early in a number of come out rolls after the point is made. When this becomes apparent, it is time to walk away from the dice table.