My name is  Meyer Bendavid. 
I have been playing craps for over 35 years.

Many people I talked to over those years  have a winning record of 50% or less.
If you are "new to the game", or have played and want to increase your winning record,
Now you can learn my secrets on how to play and win.
My background as a player and coach will be instrumental 
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Many people consider going to the casino as entertainment and figure 
that they have (X) numbers of dollars that they can afford to lose.

Would you pay someone to work for them?  I don't think so.
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 How to Evaluate Table Playing Conditions
 
     How to Evaluate a Player
 
     Determine the proper Strategy

  Choose Where to Play.  Not all Casinos offer  the best playing conditions

  Learn When to play and When to quit playing. 

  Learn How to play as a professional, and learn How to win.

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