Dice Control
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After considerable due deliberation I have concluded that controlled CRAPS play is NOT a myth; however it requires not inconsiderable practice by individuals blessed with excellent eye-hand coordination. Needless to say, the requisite personality attributes characteristic of successful Professional Gamesters are, as always, important issues as well.
Emotional Stability, concentration, and dedication to the craft will always be primary.
Emotional Stability, concentration, and dedication to the craft will always be primary.
I'm pretty low-key 
My skill has allowed me to grind out consistent winnings without having to depend on big rolls (i.e. singles vs. home runs), but I've stood at some tables solo or just with another person or two at 6:00 AM banging out winnings...that's how to do it, skip the other folks.
good luck :joker:
My skill has allowed me to grind out consistent winnings without having to depend on big rolls (i.e. singles vs. home runs), but I've stood at some tables solo or just with another person or two at 6:00 AM banging out winnings...that's how to do it, skip the other folks.good luck :joker:
i'll be out in vegas in october so a friend of mine, i call him ploppy, might take a class with me. thing is i'm not sure which class to take and yeah i'm looking into building a craps table for practice also.
i well let you know how it goes if i do it though....the classes i was looking at are at diecoach.com, anyone know of any other places with similar offers?
i well let you know how it goes if i do it though....the classes i was looking at are at diecoach.com, anyone know of any other places with similar offers?
Cheff
I used to play with "Road Dog" one of Scoblettes instructors. I played a great deal of Craps and caught much heat for my throwing. I used an approach that worked very well to the point I was banned from throwing at a few casinos. I also developed a way to "Cheat", so to speak ,the game and it worked very well giving me a for sure edge over the house.
The game got to be too much pressure for me and I went back to BJ exclusively, except for mild forays to the "Dark Side" just to piss off other players, and boy, could I piss them off.:laugh:
But best to you on the Dice control, I know I did it and it worked, as I did it.:grin:
Love to see you play sometime.
CP
ChefJJ said:
I'm pretty low-key My skill has allowed me to grind out consistent winnings without having to depend on big rolls (i.e. singles vs. home runs), but I've stood at some tables solo or just with another person or two at 6:00 AM banging out winnings...that's how to do it, skip the other folks.
good luck :joker:
My skill has allowed me to grind out consistent winnings without having to depend on big rolls (i.e. singles vs. home runs), but I've stood at some tables solo or just with another person or two at 6:00 AM banging out winnings...that's how to do it, skip the other folks.good luck :joker:
The game got to be too much pressure for me and I went back to BJ exclusively, except for mild forays to the "Dark Side" just to piss off other players, and boy, could I piss them off.:laugh:
But best to you on the Dice control, I know I did it and it worked, as I did it.:grin:
Love to see you play sometime.
CP
I'll say I doubt it.
Not because of who the authors are necessarily, but because what you need to know to gain an edge in craps comes with determining your skill, tendencies, strengths, and the like from a physical aspect. Then you need to figure out how to make money from that.
But the book could be a good intro to the topic.
good luck :joker:
Not because of who the authors are necessarily, but because what you need to know to gain an edge in craps comes with determining your skill, tendencies, strengths, and the like from a physical aspect. Then you need to figure out how to make money from that.
But the book could be a good intro to the topic.
good luck :joker: