A closer look at dice control

[Quinc]

www.dicesetter.com it will tell you how to do it and diffrent techniques about it.
and if you like it then you should buy a book on it from this site

i'm not sure if posting that link is alright but if it is not then i apologize in advance Ken.

-Quinc

[zengrifter]

Here is another one that appears to have a lot of advice -
http://www.dicecoach.com/default.asp

As for books, dicecoach.com sells Wong On Dice, the only one I've read -
http://www.dicecoach.com/bookwong.asp

BUT Ken's Store here has Frank Scoblete and Dominator's book
Golden Touch Dice Control Revolution!
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http://www.blackjackinfo.com/catalog...products_id=70
Golden Touch Dice Control Revolution!
Win at Craps using a Controlled Throw
by Frank Scoblete and Dominator

Craps was long thought by advantage gamblers to offer no possibility of profit. The cut-and-dry math of the 36 dice combinations meant that any so-called system to beat the game was just a waste of effort and money. And, they were right, as long as the dice outcomes are truly random. But...

Craps is now the newest addition to the arsenal of many advantage gamblers. Practicing and using a controlled dice throw allows these players to turn the tables on the casino and play this exciting game with a real player advantage.

When I was first exposed to this idea a few years ago, I was very, very skeptical. But I've finally seen enough to become a believer. When I saw friend after friend get serious about dice control, I began to pay attention. These guys are all savvy casino gamblers that have years of casino profits to their names. When they put their money on the felt, I know something is up. Now I understand.

However, unlike blackjack, there wasn't any concise introduction to the subject of advantage craps available. That's changed. This book from Scoblete and Dominator covers the whole range of information you'll need to approach this table game with a whole new perspective.

The book covers everything from how to set the dice, how to throw them, where you should try to land them, and how they should hit the back wall. From there, you'll learn how to bet to take advantage of skilled shooters, and how best to bet when an unskilled shooter has the dice. The book also contains more than 90 photographs, which is important in a game where the skills you need are physical, not mental.

[Quinc]

i went to the craps table and tried this today... when it was my turn to throw the dealer stoped me right away from setting the dice.. so i think it might be good to have a freind there as well, so when you get the dice he can throw out more bets and give you a chance to set.

[zengrifter]

With practice you set them fast - most casinos don't care. zg

[E-town-guy]

Do you get a higher edge at craps than counters do at BJ? If so maybe I'll switch over "professions"

[zengrifter]

Wong told me 1-2% for him, Tamburin told thst some of the dice pros are clocking over 5%. zg

[E-town-guy]

Do you practice dice control Zengrifter? I have a feeling it might be a difficult skill to master...is that true?

[zengrifter]

Originally Posted by E-town-guy

Do you practice dice control Zengrifter? I have a feeling it might be a difficult skill to master...is that true?

NO... but Wong tells me that most average coordination persons can master it to the 1%+ advantage with 100-200 hrs of practice. If you're a good dart thrower, bowler, etc. it might be much faster. zg

[nc-tom]

I have been following the advice in Scoblete dice books for years and it has saved me alot of money. Two things though first I think it would take double the 200 hours of practice to BEGIN to learn the skill. Second learning to make the proper bets and when to put your money in action would be more pratical.

[Shelly]

Hey Quinc...where were you when they stopped you from setting the dice? Does anyone know if they can do that? I mean don't you have a choice on how to pick up the dice. Geez...net they'll make you throw them with your feet or something!