Lets explain the rules of the gambling game Craps and, in particular, the "Don't Pass Bar".
In Craps, each player rolls dice and the active player moves clockwise around the table. There are two phases in Craps: the "coming out" phase, and then the main phase. When the player begins to roll his dice, it is the coming out phase. The first number the player rolls is the "on" point. The player must roll any number besides 2, 3, 7, or 12 to establish the "on" point and "pass the bar". Once the player is in the main phase, so long as he doesn't roll a 7, bets on the table will continue to pay out until he 7-outs.
"Crapping out" is not a 7-out, and specifically refers to rolling 2, 3, 7, or 12 before passing the bar and before people start making money. If you crap out, the table gets wiped and everyone loses their bets. Everyone is bummed and gives you the stink eye.
Except the Don't Pass Bar players. They bet
against you. They bet on you rolling a 2 or 3 on your coming out phase, and only if you do Pass the Bar do their bets get cleared. While it's a legal bet to make, everyone at the table will hate you for betting against the player, because you winning means everyone else loses. If you do genuinely believe a player is unlucky and you're going to bet against him, you are to not celebrate if your Don't Pass Bar bet pays off. Collect your money and shut up.
I hold absolute contempt for the people who have been betting against the table and I don't even particularly care if she's real or not. I'm just in it because it's fun drama. Crapping out is a part of the game, and I did as much due diligence to load my dice as I can get away with. If this doesn't prove to be a false story I expect everyone to collect their Don't Pass Bar bets and shut the fuck up, otherwise I ask you leave my website, because people like you aren't welcome here.
(Edit: I'm really bad at Craps and I'm very sure I have a few things wrong since it's been so long since I've visited Biloxi. Forgive me father for I have sinned.)