Stanley Fujitake

The man with the golden arm

Las Vegas Craps Videos

Las Vegas is a different kind of place, with different kinds of “heroes.”

Take Stanley Fujitake, for example, honored with a plaque on the California Casino’s Wall of Fame for accomplishing “one of the most legendary feats in gaming history.”

Are you ready …?

On May 28, 1989 at one of the casino’s craps tables, Fujitake, a Hawaiian, held the dice for 3 hours and six minutes. It surely cost the casino a bundle.

Stanley Fujitake Craps

In case you’re not impressed, in craps, a shooter holds onto the dice until “sevening out.” Rarely does a players last more than a few rolls before passing the dice. Believe me, I know this all too well.

And if you’re a craps enthusiast, you can try your luck on the same tables where Stanley Fujitake once held the dice for a world-record 3 hours, six minutes – and launched the Cal’s world-famous “Golden Arm” club. 4 – Stanley Fujitake. The setting for Stanley Fujitake’s huge win at the craps table in May 1989 was the California Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. He arrived intending to play a few innocent craps games and walked out of the casino around three hours later with $1 million in his pocket.