Patricia Demauro of Denville, New Jersey, set a world record for the longest-ever craps roll on May 23, 2009. Demauro's record feat came during a craps game at the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa in Atlantic City. According to reports, Demauro's craps roll lasted four hours and 18 minutes, breaking the previous record of three hours and six minutes set in 1989. There was no immediate word on the total of Demauro's winnings; she bought into the game for $100.Philly.com: N.J. woman sets craps record at Borgata casino StarBulletin.com: Isle man's craps record ran 20 years
Previous Record Holder
Patricia Demauro dethroned the previous world record holder, retired painter Stanley Fujitake of Hawaii, for the longest craps roll in May of 2009. Fujitake set the previous record at the California Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas on May 28, 1989. Fujitake bought into the craps game with $50 and his record-setting run lasted 118 rolls. He held the table for three hours and six minutes. Fujitake's wife says despite the incredible run at the table, her husband "did not win an awful lot of money." Stanley Fujitake died in 2000.StarBulletin.com: Isle man's craps record ran 20 years
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Demauro set a new world record for the longest craps roll on Saturday, May 23, 2009
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Record set at the Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa in Atlantic City, New Jersey
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Demauro held the table for more than four hours
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Bought into a game for $100 at 8
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"Sevened out" at 12
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Previous record for longest craps roll was just over three hours
