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*Fact 1: Craps games were developed on the Mississippi River during the steamboat era of the 1800s |
*Fact 1: Craps games were developed on the Mississippi River during the steamboat era of the 1800s |
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| + | *Fact 3: The word "craps" comes from the french, crapaud, for toad, referring to how players squat to shoot dice. |
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*Fact 5: During World War II, street-style caps become popular among soldiers, who often played it using Army blanket as a shooting surface. With no backboard so sidewalk curb to hit against, this gave rise to presumed methods of dice control, of which the best was known as the "army blanket roll." |
*Fact 5: During World War II, street-style caps become popular among soldiers, who often played it using Army blanket as a shooting surface. With no backboard so sidewalk curb to hit against, this gave rise to presumed methods of dice control, of which the best was known as the "army blanket roll." |
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Latest revision as of 13:28, 27 September 2016
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- Fact 1: Craps games were developed on the Mississippi River during the steamboat era of the 1800s
- Fact 2:
- Fact 3: The word "craps" comes from the french, crapaud, for toad, referring to how players squat to shoot dice.
- Fact 4:
- Fact 5: During World War II, street-style caps become popular among soldiers, who often played it using Army blanket as a shooting surface. With no backboard so sidewalk curb to hit against, this gave rise to presumed methods of dice control, of which the best was known as the "army blanket roll."