Combining BJ with more advanced advantage plays

[redbuck]

Dice control!
Investors???

[Spikole]

You may want to do a little bit of research on just who you're disagreeing with.

Did some research. Looks like he makes up stuff about golden touch. Like they claim you can learn dice control over a weekend. They make no such claims. Having a weekend class isn't the same as claiming you can learn it in a weekend. Lot of hate on frank sclobete who is the reason I found this site because he gave it positive reviews. Not hard to prove with statistics that you have edge or not. Track the rolls. If it's random you will roll a 7 every 6 rolls. If you can get a 6.5 ratio that's more than enough to give you an edge. Track a dice controller for 1000 or 5000 rolls.... Or simply watch a video of the shot in super slo mo should be all the evidence you need to see that control is possible. Open up your minds people.

[Norm]

I do NOT make stuff up. The last ad I saw said that you could make back the cost of the class by the end of the class. If they removed that after my last criticism, good. And, you cannot learn anything by tracking 5,000 roles.

Last time I played Craps, I made eight straight passes, as documented in Hollywood Dave's book. Guess I should write a book on Craps.

[Three]

If it's random you will roll a 7 every 6 rolls. If you can get a 6.5 ratio that's more than enough to give you an edge.

That depends on what your other rolls are. If you worry about throwing fewer losers without worrying about how many winners you throw you changed probability but didn't necessarily get an advantage. You may have reduced your advantage if you roll even fewer winners. I was always amazed that DC practitioners didn't worry about weather they got an advantage but rather length of rolls and seven frequency. I'l take a shorter roll that hits lots of numbers every time.