Object

Craps Table (The Royale Casino)

A low, elongated gambling table draped in a printed betting layout—worn green baize edged with a padded rail and chrome cup holders—lit by glittering overhead lamps and reflected neon. Dice occasionally clack against the felt; stacks of chips and scattered small bills punctuate the surface. Crowds lean over its edge, dealers sweep bets with a stick, and the table hums as ambient set dressing in the Royale's sensory-overloaded lobby.

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Purpose

Provide a surface and regulated layout for patrons to place bets and play the casino dice game (craps), organizing wagers, dice rolls, and payouts during active play.

Significance

Operates as atmospheric propulsion and crowd catalyst: it heightens the lobby's relentless bustle, anchors the gambling floor's choreography, and helps convert the space into a sealed, disorienting environment that isolates the arriving team and absorbs their attempts to contact the outside world.

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

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S2E12 · The Royale

The Buyout and the Revolving Door

The craps table is the staged arena where the sequence unfolds: it holds the dice, chips, and crowd attention, and the felt's pass line becomes the literal site where Data places winning bets to amass the required sum.

Before: Occupied by players, chips, and the croupier conducting routine gambling activity.

After: Crowd disperses as the away team claims their 'purchase' and moves away; the table remains as set dressing and proof of the conversion from game to transaction.

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