Groom's 91-minute craps streak costs Las Vegas casino $61,000 in historic loss
A groom celebrating his bachelor party at Planet Hollywood in Las Vegas made casino history with an extraordinary 91-minute winning streak at a craps table. His run left the casino out of pocket by $61,000 and stunned onlookers, including one gambler who walked away with a hefty payout.
The man's luck began when he took control of the dice—something that usually ends the moment a roller loses. Instead, he kept rolling for an hour and a half without a single loss. Players at the table placed bets averaging $25 each, but the real drama came when the groom hit the number 10 twice in succession.
A nearby gambler named Ron had placed $5,000 on the number 10 both times. His bets paid off, and in gratitude, he tipped the groom $1,000. For the final hour of the streak, Ron even wrapped the groom in a bear hug, celebrating the incredible run. By the time the groom's streak ended, the casino had lost $61,000—a rare and costly moment for the house.
The groom's 91-minute roll became the highlight of his bachelor party, leaving both the casino and fellow gamblers with a night to remember. While the casino absorbed a significant loss, the groom and Ron walked away with substantial winnings—and an unforgettable story.
