Tournaments

The World Craps Championship was played in July, 2006 in Las Vegas, Nevada. This Championship included a list of professional and amateur gamblers and craps players from the gambling industry, such as the Frugal Gambler, Jean Scott and gambling writer and radio host, John Grochowski. The event was hosted in the Atrium Suites Hotel in Las Vegas. The event was for two days and was hosted by gambling author, Frank Scoblete. He expected around 32 players to pay the $365 entry fee for the event. The first WCC had 167 entrants.

The original WCC included 10 different championship events. There is a Come-Out Championship, a 6 and 8 event, a 4 and 10 event, a Hard Way title, as well as events for No Sevens, In the Field, On the Hope and Make Your Point. There is also an Ultimate Crapshooter Championship at the World Craps Championship event.