And you think that you can land the dice, the same way every time? By this I mean the orientation of the bottom facet relative to the table surface. Seems like the best test for DI would be to shoot for a particular hard way, and see how many times you can make it. Chi square my ass, show your frequency on a particular hard way. If it's outside of standard deviation and larger than expected after say 3600 rolls, then maybe you are a DI. I don't know how many rolls it might take to be certain, or what the deviation would need to exceed. With the Seminole casinos so much closer to home, why do you travel all the way to Biloxi to play?
There is no live craps in Florida, or Roulette for that matter. Never tried for hardways unless double pitches showed up big time. Normally not a smart bet.
as painful as this is to post, von duck is right. there is no such thing as casino or house money, unless you have a free play ticket. any money in your rack is your money. thinking it is house money is a sure way to be a loser, well, Im on their money, so I can play one more or two more bets......
We all know this, but still I prefer to differentiate between what I brought in and what I have won, if any winning has occurred. I am making large wagers only with "house money".
"Their Money" is the wrong frame of mind. As you say Liman, it leads to reckless play, but the casino prefers for you to think of it as "Their Money", that's what they call, any money you walked in with. My term for won money, is "soft money" as opposed to "hard money" that you had to work for. Regardless of which money you play a bet with, your chances of success are the same. If it's a dumb play with "hard money", then it's a dumb play with "soft money". Stick to a disciplined, smart game. Do not allow yourself to become "frenzied". Control the adrenaline. How many times have you kicked yourself in the ass, for pissing away, a nice winner? Yeah, about a thousand times, right?
let s get this thread back on track for a bit... So, as the the importance to win the first roll, first wager is to set up more chances on a move to parlay ANY 30:1 outcomes. Also, if the parlay outcome doesn t show, ALL other outcomes are winners at the end of the progression
Von Duck Duster Dome will be relegated to the unproven and probably useless bins of rubbish in the craps systems applicants
But Dave, he has "intellectual Property" (for sale). There are a million systems, but I'd still like to see what it he has, that he thinks is so valuable. It "wins" on the first throw every time Dave! Which leads me to ask the question, "why throw more than once then"? We must pick his pocket, for these "keys to the vault". "All's fair in love and craps".
A winning parlay wager will pay $725; all other winning wagers pay $55 except the other 30:1 wagers. The other 30:1 wager are loser in this move but a recovery from it is just one roll away.
If his system worked, (made money) he would not need us for anything. He needs us, to cover the times when it does NOT win. Of course his system will win sometimes, who's doesn't? He's looking for total "dumbasses" and, he'll probably find a few. I'm OK with that.
Duster Tin Cup Yes looking for payback on his " intellectual property's. Now is this property worth anything? Why are people looking for money whether it be a stock investment strategy or a betting strategy or mechanics of DI?
