Gaming Art Gallery
Snake Eyes
Bill Willard, c. 1997
Gaming Studies Research Center

About this painting
     This is an original painting donated to Special Collections by the artist, Bill Willard.  It depicts two happy souls playing craps along with a coterie of casino games personnel- a stickman, with his back to us, a boxman, in a purple suit he borrowed from Jack Nicholson during the filming of Batman, two dealers, and a triangular pit boss.

     The losing roll on the table contrasts with the winning dice combinations on the carpet, proving one of the maxims of casino surveillance: it is never a good idea to watch the carpet.

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