What is 'back door little joe' when playing craps?

Answer 1

Oh, dude, "back door little joe" in craps is when you roll a 6-3 as the last combination to make your point. It's like the secret handshake of the craps table, but honestly, who even keeps track of that stuff? Just roll the dice and hope for the best, man.

Answer 2

In the game of craps, "back door little joe" refers to a dice roll outcome where the shooter rolls a 1 and a 2 (also known as a "little joe") after establishing a point. This outcome is considered less common and can be seen as a less favorable result for the shooter, as it does not contribute to winning the game. The term "back door" is often used to describe a less expected or unconventional outcome in various games of chance.

Answer 3

"Little Joe" stands for the number four, it is a call made by the stick person in craps.

"Back door little Joe" does not stand for anything. I've been in the gaming industry for over 30 years and I'm a craps dealer, neither I nor any of my colleagues have ever heard of the term in reference to craps. Improvement: It's back do' (pronounced doe) little joe and it means you shoot the dice back handed or "out the back door". When you go back do' little joe you hit the four backhanded. See Ice Cube's "It was a good day"