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post your thoughts and please don't trash me for explaining my strat. I am in no way saying I beat the system (I'm not that stupid)
Then I can usually just agree or disagree with very few words and not offend anybody.
I like your system just fine it's no difference between your strategy and others..since you know they all lose in the end.
Quote: cjaz1337and absolutely every craps dealer has admitted that this strategy is the most optimal to winning much more consistently.
I am skeptical of this. Every dealer has told you this?
which one you use the most?Quote: cjaz1337I've been playing craps for 2 years now, showing up with a 200$-300$ bank roll.
I will guess $300
really?, just wait and no other betsQuote: cjaz1337What I do is wait till its my turn to roll,
this makes many craps table supervisors and dealers very unhappy.
why only 2 numbers...Quote: cjaz1337bet 110 inside, let 2-3 numbers hit,
wait
why only 3 numbers?
how do you choose when to take down/reduce after 2 OR 3 numbers have HIT?
you have a lucky charm you consult?
fyi, I do
my shoes
excellent..Quote: cjaz1337and take only my place bets down or cut them in half.
sounds like another craps betting system to me
so you actually bet on other shooters when the table IS hot?Quote: cjaz1337My theory here, is that instead of winning on only a hot table,
you sound confused, wait
you are confusing me
easy to do
you only bet on your rolls? unless the table is HOT!
is this true?
niceQuote: cjaz1337I'm winning on a luke warm table and a hot table.
roll 3 and roll 2 are the 1st and 2nd highest probability rolls to 7 out onQuote: cjaz1337The only thing that kills me is rolling a 7 out 1st or 2nd roll.
so that is really no surprise...
unless you are an expert dice controller and win because of your dice rolling skills only
right!
no luck needed
and lose because of greed as you say...
hahahaha
so why are you REALLY here?
did you lose a bet?
you want a showdown with Ahigh?
spit it out I say
Sally
ahhh
Quote:I am in no way saying I beat the system
then Craps will no longer be paying the bills
Your system seems to be trying to time when to take down or reduce your bets. If it is true that 7-outs are more likely on the rolls that follow hitting your numbers, and less likely before you hit your numbers, then you'll still be profiting.
No one here will buy in to the idea that the dice keep track of how you've been doing. But, continue on, and report back.
Quote: cjaz1337I've been playing craps for 2 years now, showing up with a 200$-300$ bank roll. What I do is wait till its my turn to roll, bet 110 inside, let 2-3 numbers hit, and take only my place bets down or cut them in half.
1)As Sally asks, do you mean you do not bet unless you are shooting?
2) You did not mention a passline bet. Don't you have to bet the line in order to shoot? $110 inside = 25 30 30 25. How much do you bet on the pass? What if the point is an inside number? Do you make the place bets before the comeout roll, and have them working?
3) You do not press your bets, just leave them at $110 and take them down?
Quote: cjaz1337post your thoughts and please don't trash me for explaining my strat. I am in no way saying I beat the system (I'm not that stupid)
Your explanation was incomplete, that's all.
Quote: JohnzimboI am skeptical of this. Every dealer has told you this?
I agree with this 100%.....which province are you in????
maybeQuote: spadeknightMaybe you are positve so far because its not out of the realm of possiblility for a player to be up after only 2 years.
I think the number of bets that win or lose has more to do with it then just time around the table
I could be right
of course, wellQuote: spadeknightYou <snip> <snip> <snip>
How about, as we wait,
a player buys in for 4 units
could be $20 or $40 at a $5 or $10 table.
and wants to play for exactly 20 bets max
and then go eat dinner, go dancing and have some great sex before midnight,
sounds fun to me
what do you think are her chances of success?
lasting the 20 bets?
0%
5% (1 in 20)
10% (1 in 10)
60% (6 out of 10)
90% (9 out of 10)
something else?
and the chance of being even or ahead, in other words winning!
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here is for pass line - no odds, just flat bet
here is for dpass
and here is for a fair coin flip (offered at Sally's Casino and Sex Shoppe)
I think so
"knock knock"
Sally
Quote: cjaz1337most weeks I'm winning anywhere from 700-1k. When I loose, I'm loosing 200-300$ at a time.
Your "system" is no better, no worse than others.
You've had a bit of luck, which happens.
The worm will turn.
my blog now has 4 updatedQuote: spadeknightCan you show me how to highlite peoples quotes on here and respond to them in the same box.
photos showing how to quote
I think it can helps
the copy/paste is the quote tag part (the part with the member name) and the closing tag /q inside []
Sally
https://wizardofvegas.com/member/mustangsally/blog/
Quote: spadeknightCan you show me how to highlite peoples quotes on here and respond to them in the same box. I suck at this forum thing but i dont mind responding to people from time to time. Maybe more if i learn how to do this copy paste thingy in the box.
Hi spade! All you have to do is click "quote", the first button in the lower right of every post. A box opens up just like "reply" (which you must have used to type the above), and you type below what the program puts in. Look closely at how the "quote" is formatted, because that's what puts the blue box around the quote and separates it; it's a macro programmed in and called up with the "q" and "/q" inside the brackets.
If you want to only talk about a small part of what someone said, after you've used the "quote" button, put your cursor at the beginning or end of what you want erased out of their quote, left-click and drag over that text to highlight it. Then just hit Backspace or Delete and that text will go away.
If you want to break up someone's post and respond to it line-by-line, type /q ("close quote") inside brackets ([ ]) after the first part of it. Type q ("quote") inside brackets [] again, then another close quote where you want to comment again. Once you've broken it up (or as you go if you like), put in your comments between the "close quote" and the next "quote".
If you look to the lower right of any reply or quote box, you'll see a hyperlink in blue that says "Click here for formatting codes". It will open in a new page so you can refer to it, and tell you how to do these things and many others.
Quote: BBBIf you want to only talk about a small part of what someone said, after you've used the "quote" button, put your cursor at the beginning or end of what you want erased out of their quote, left-click and drag over that text to highlight it. Then just hit Backspace or Delete and that text will go away.
Just checking to see if im doing this right.
75 seconds test
It's amazing how many times they will roll a 6 and he gets paid $350 and then they go out and he risked $1,500 to make $80. Even worse I've seen him go through $10,000 and leave very quickly on a table where 4 consecutive shooters went out without rolling a number. I did see him one time get on a 5 point fire which he had $25 on and after a 1 hour plus roll he colored up for $40,000, but I see him loose far more then I see him win, and a week ago he bought in for $20,000 and left with about $8,000.
I've also been on tables where I bet the 6 and 8 and they go around the table with a dozen shooters and nobody can hit the 6 & 8 it's juet point seven.
Quote: spadeknightyea i still suck at this
Ok, I went in and edited your test quote. Go back to that, hit "edit" and look at where the brackets are.
When you use the brackets with anything, you start with a "[" , put in the command (in this case a "q" which is short for "quote"), then a " ]" to enclose it.
When you are done with a command, you have to turn it off. the "/" followed by the SAME command, surrounded by brackets turns that command off.
So, I'm bolding this then turning that off.
I'm italicizing this then turning italics off.
I'm
then closing the quote box.Quote:quoting this
Hit "quote" and you'll see the brackets and the commands I used. On your own posts, you can use "edit" and see (and fix if needed) the code in the blue box. On other people's posts, you have to use "quote" to bring up the code in the blue box.
Would you do a demo so we can click quote and try to understand what you just said? TIAQuote: ThatDonGuyAlso, if you want to put the characters [ and ] themselves into your posts, you use [[] (that's "left, left, right") for the [ character, and []] (that's "left, right, right") for the ] character.