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The longest craps roll in the worldHere's the world recordStanley Fujitakeof Honolulu, HawaiiMay 28th 1989 3 Hours and 6 Minutes118 Rolls18 Pass Line WinsEstimated Table Win - $750,000Notes: Mr. Fujitake is now deceased. This Record is undisputed and is confirmed by the Marketing Department at Boyd Gaming, owner of the Calfifornia Hotel property. The number of rolls, number of Pass Line wins and the total table winnings is also confirmed at the Las Vegas Museum of History, which was at one time located near the Gift Shop at The Tropicana. Legend, however, has it that the total winnings may have been as high as $1,200,000 and the the bulk of the winnings were not made by the original players at the table, but because the roll was so long that word spread to heavy hitter players who were at Binion's Horseshoe who had ample time to take a short walk to The California to cash in on this gold mine. Reliable sources comprised of long time craps veterans in Vegas state that within the next day or so the table was taken out behind The California, chopped up into little pieces and burned. SO MUCH FOR LEGEND... The Bone Man, author and developer of this web site, took it upon himself to check all of this out and in 2006 interviewed a floorperson at The California who witnessed most of this famous roll. It was stated that the roll began in the late portion of the day shift and into the swing (night shift) and that when the day time shift bank was counted down the total table losses were only (compared to the $750,000 stated above in blue) $175,000. Very little else was paid out on winnings after the table bank audit according to this reliable source. The floorman also indicated that the original table is still there and was never taken out to be chopped up and burned. It is also interesting to note the number of rolls (118) which very closely matches the still running Roll-A-Thon at the Fremont Casino, also in Downtown Las Vegas, where the longest roll of record without a 7 is 117 as stated by a reliable dealer there in May of 2007 and that promotion has been running for about 5 years and is the only known record tracking promotion of it's kind.©2001-08 NextShooter.com. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Terms/Privacy | Advertising | |