TurboCraps

Ha! took me a second to catch the why on the 7.77 price! Big Red! I've only played a few minutes as I just got this game and was very interested in getting it as other than professional casino electronic tables, there are NO craps videogames that are written correctly. This one seems to be the first one I've seen! it has fire bets, all-tall-small and other interesting sidebets that you don't ever see in other craps videogames, the configuration is amazing as well, firs time I see the option on whether the VIG pays upfront or not. From what little I got to play, this looks amazing already!

For craps fans, it's solid, but dev u can do better! please add: 1. animation skipper; 2. simulation profit/loss stop triggers in the editor to be applied to any strategy; 3. Record from the GUI / GUI for the strategy builder :)

To the developer mucho kudos! I have wanted a craps analysis tool for a long time. Even thought about trying to code one myself but I just don't have the chops to pull it off. Sure this can be an entertaining game and learning tool for dice newbies, but the real power of this is the ability to craft your own strategies and thoroughly test them. So thank you for bringing such a terrifically entertaining app to us. Please don't take this as a knock against the app. You've done the heavy lifting to get all the important capabilities in there. But for those of you that want to work with that awesome Scripting API I found I could use it more effectively by copying it over to a word processor where I could easily do a search for specific API commands I see in some of the sample scripts. And to look over the code on the samples I find copying them into Notepad++ (free app) is very helpful to get a larger view. I also author my scripts in Notepad++ (make sure to set the language to C#) then copy them over to the TurboCraps app. I was pleasantly surprised that this app even supports me creating my own functions if I put them in the Declarations & Initialization window. Really cool. About the only thing I can think of that I can't seem to find a way to do is to import a file of specific rolls of the dice back into the simulation engine and run them again. I did find I can export a text file of the set of rolls from a simulation that I can then step through in the UI and I like that. But it would be nice to be able to also take that exported file of those rolls back into the simulation engine to test what strategy/bankroll management tweaks might make that session more successful or maybe a bit less catastrophic. I understand that really one should not fine tune a strategy for a specific sequence of rolls and maybe that's why you did not implement that capability, but I still think it could be somewhat useful. Anybody that enjoys craps should buy this game. In it's simplest use you can scratch that itch to place some bets and roll the dice in the UI for a bit of fun. Or you can get hooked like me on using the scripting features for fussing with strategies to try at the real tables.