nicknames for Craps dice throws

[DrDeth]

Inspired by this thread:

Names for playing card numbers?

Does anyone know of nicknames for Craps dice throws, other than Snakeyes, Boxcars and LittleJoe (4)?

[boytyperanma]

11 is ‘yo’
4-6-8-10 can be ‘the hard way’ or ‘came easy’
‘little joe’ is one i never hear used at a table

[John_H_1]

Shamelessly copied from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Craps:

Note that the names in the table dont always refer to unique rolls.

	1	 		2 			3 			4 			5 			6
1 	Snake Eyes 		Ace Deuce 		Easy Four 		Five (Fever Five) 	Easy Six 		Natural or Seven Out
2 	Ace Deuce 		Hard Four 		Five (Fever Five) 	Easy Six 		Natural or Seven Out 	Easy Eight
3 	Easy Four 		Five (Fever Five) 	Hard Six 		Natural or Seven Out	Easy Eight 		Nine (Nina)
4 	Five (Fever Five) 	Easy Six 		Natural or Seven Out 	Hard Eight 		Nine (Nina) 		Easy Ten
5 	Easy Six 		Natural or Seven Out 	Easy Eight 		Nine (Nina) 		Hard Ten 		Yo (Yo-leven)
6 	Natural or Seven Out 	Easy Eight 		Nine (Nina) 		Easy Ten 		Yo (Yo-leven) 		Boxcars

Nicknaming the rolls comes with making the game more interesting. Locals often have their own names. Nine is often called a “Centerfield Nine” because 9 is the center of the Field bet. Five is often called “No Field Five” to remind the players that 5 is not paid in the Field bets. Some dealers and players refer to any nine (5-4 or 6-3) as a “Lou Brown.” The 4 (usually hard) is sometimes referred to as “Little Joe, from Kokomo.” In Atlantic City, a 4-5 is called a “Railroad Nine.” Eleven is called out as “Yo” or “Yo’Leven” because it can often be mistaken for a seven. Rolls of 4, 6, 8, and 10 are called “hard” or “easy” (e.g. “Easy Eight”, “Hard Ten”) depending on whether they were rolled as a “double” or as any other combination of values, because of their significance in center table bets known as the “hard ways”.