Longest craps roll in Las Vegas broken in Atlantic City
Saturday night, almost 20 years to the day, Stanley Fujitake's record for the longest craps roll in history was broken.
On May 28, 1989, Fujitake had his historic craps streak at The California in downtown Las Vegas. He rolled for 3 hours 6 minutes, for 118 rolls and 18 pass line wins.
While there's no record of how much was won at the table, it's estimated to be around $200,000.
This past weekend on May 23, the impossible happened again: Fujitake's record was shattered by Patricia Demauro at the Borgata in Atlantic City. She rolled for 4 hours 18 minutes, for 154 rolls.
Reports say this was her second time playing craps, and she bought in for $100. Almost 4 1/2 hours later, she was done and the Borgata celebrated the historic moment with Dom Perignon, a free meal, and a free suite.
Demauro plans to take her daughter and grandkids to Disneyland with her winnings.
