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Craps Math Business Strategy

The document outlines the math formulas used for calculating expected profits in a casino dealing context, specifically for a craps table. It provides values for the number of rolls, time period, total amount wagered, and house edge, leading to an expected profit of $50 every 40 minutes, $75 per hour, and $450 for a 6-hour shift. These calculations are essential for understanding the financial performance of a craps table in a casino setting.

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Craps Math Business Strategy

The document outlines the math formulas used for calculating expected profits in a casino dealing context, specifically for a craps table. It provides values for the number of rolls, time period, total amount wagered, and house edge, leading to an expected profit of $50 every 40 minutes, $75 per hour, and $450 for a 6-hour shift. These calculations are essential for understanding the financial performance of a craps table in a casino setting.

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Casino Dealing Certificate Program Business

Strategy
Craps Table Math Formula

Craps Table Math Values:


 R=40 ; Number of rolls in the period
2
 T =40 /60= hour; Time of the period (in hours)
3
 B=5,000 ; Total amount wagered (“action”)
 E=0.01 ; House edge (decimal)

1. Expected Profit
Formula: PT =B × E ; Expected profit per hour
o PT =5,000 ×0.01=50

Answer: $50 profit every 40 minutes

2. Profit Per Hour


PT
Phour =
T
50 3
Phour = =50 × =75
2 2
3
Answer = $75 Expected profit per hour

3. Profit for a 6-Hour Shift


Pshift =Phour ×6
Pshift =75 ×6=450
Answer = $450 Expected profit per 6-hour shift

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