A "Golden Arm" is a term used to describe a craps player who successfully rolls the dice for more than 60 minutes without losing (rolling a seven). In 1989, Stanley Fujitake achieved this feat, rolling 118 times over 3 hours and 6 minutes without a seven, causing the casino to lose over $1 million while he won $30,000. In 2009, a woman rolled 154 times over 4 hours and 18 minutes to set the record.
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