Craps has gone digital, and has found a shiny new home online. Even though craps is mentioned far less than other casino classics that use cards instead of dice, it’s a mainstay, and its rules ...

We’re hunched over the full-size craps table in his suburban Vegas home, where Parker runs a thriving “precision dice-throwing” business by way of his DiceCoach.com website.

A craps turn begins with an initial or “come out” roll, in which the player tries to establish a “point number” — that is, when the dice add up to four, five, six, eight, nine or 10.

Then, there is the dedicated community of craps players who believe in "controlled shooting," which goes far beyond simply setting the dice to their liking before a roll.