Oscar's Grind Craps Strategy
This system won't take you all the way to Hollywood, but it does let you copy the Craps system of an infamously successful 1950's gambler known as 'Oscar the Grinder' - Oscar's Grind System won't burn rapid holes in your pocket, so if you want a system that can give you a slow stream of wins in relative security, get gaming and give it a try.
Oscar's Grind System is deigned to win you 1 unit of profit per cycle.
To start playing Oscar's Grind System, you need to bet just 1 unit. If you win, bank your profit and bet again with 1 unit. When your first bet loses, place a second bet of 1 unit. When you hit a winning bet, increase your next stake by 1 unit (unless your stake is large enough to make more than 1 unit of profit, in which case stake only enough to make 1 unit's profit!).
Using a unit value of £5, you can see how the system works to gain you a profit of 1 unit (note you begin with a unit value of -1):
Bet 1unit £5 (L) -1 unit
Bet 1 unit £5 (W) +0 units
Bet 1 unit £5 (L) -1 unit
Bet 1 unit £5 (L) -2 units
Bet 1 unit £5 (L) -3 units
Bet 1 unit £5 (W) -2 units
Bet 2 units £10 (L) +0 units
Bet 1 unit (L) £5 -1 unit
Bet 1 unit (W) £5 +0 units
Bet 1 unit (W) £5 +1 unit

The beauty of Oscar's Grind System is its aim of only chasing a 1 unit win - this prevents excessive stake escalation that is the downfall of many systems and many gamblers!
Oscar was a clever gambler - as the name suggests he ground out his wins, so if you'd rather play high stakes, use another system. However, just remember that while other strategies might bag you big wins and short term gratification - the grind might be the better long-term option!
Because of the cautious staking plan, you can start using Oscar's Grind System with a small bank and unit value. Just like Oscar you can try and grind out wins at the Craps table - if you're getting success, simply increase your unit value, and see your profits shoot up. There isn't much stopping you from downloading the Casino giving this proven Craps system a go, unless of course you're too impatient to work the infamous grind?
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