Just Another Day

Walked into the casino 10x this week. Walked out ahead all 10x. Skill? Perhaps Luck? Perhaps Regardless of what the nay sayers want to believe, there is a definite factor to the winning phenomenon as Ive mentioned numerous times. Just this morning I played craps with 3 other people on the table. After 10 minutes of playing, the other 3 players lost all of their money. I profited 150% on my bank roll. Hit n run... see ya at the cage! If the others would have just gone off after a couple numbers at a pop, they could have been winners too. Its the only way!

If a craps player plays at a casino and no one is around to see it.........

Quote: AxelWolf

If a craps player plays at a casino and no one is around to see it.........

You have a solid point there.. anyone can make up sh(* and say whatever they like on a faceless and nameless forum. However, the fact of the matter is that it is real and it has happened and will continue to happen. Again, one can take what they want from the strategy and if they apply it an win, that is great. I want everyone to win and beat the casinos. I have no reason to lie. I am sharing my years of experience and hopefully it helps someone. Do I get satisfaction in stating my wins? Perhaps a little, but more so because I need to tell other gamblers what is happening... I cant keep it all in! So exciting! I wish sports betting was so predictable....

Quote: WatchMeWin

I am sharing my years of experience and hopefully it helps someone. Do I get satisfaction in stating my wins? Perhaps a little, but more so because I need to tell other gamblers what is happening... I cant keep it all in! So exciting! I wish sports betting was so predictable....

Hi WMW,
Congratulations on your winning sessions. Yes, winning frequently is a story worth sharing, but you must surely agree it's not the whole story.
It would be helpful, to me at least, if you would cast your mind back and tell us a little about your most recent sessions where you either didn't win, or else where you had to dig deeper into your bankroll than usual. I'm interested in comparing your style of 'grinding back' or 'trying to grind back' in those difficult sessions, with my own experience.
I've had a few good winning sessions lately and last night was the first time in a while that I had to dig deep to claw my way to an eventual good session.
Thanks in advance.

Quote: AxelWolf

If a craps player plays at a casino and no one is around to see it.........

If a craps player loses at a casino and never mentions it......

Quote: WatchMeWin

Skill? Perhaps

I think your first problem is you don't know what the word "skill" means.

Quote: sabre

I think your first problem is you don't know what the word "skill" means.

There's a certain degree of skill in occasionally refraining from playing. About as much skill as there is in refraining to report or acknowlege failed sessions.
WatchMeWin does the forum and its members a real disservice by promoting any strategy for playing a losing game and suggesting falsely that he has it beaten.
Newbies:-
Hit and run, or target betting, or knowing when to leave, might be a fun way to lose money.
It absolutely is not a winning strategy Listen to the exploits of WatchMeWin at your peril.

Quote: WatchMeWin

Sorry if you have told us before, I probably was not paying attention or I just forgot.

Where do you play?

Do you ever get to Vegas?

Im not sure what else to call it... Consistently taking home W's. Not huge ones, as I mentioned. That is not my game. I would rather bat .900 and hit all singles and doubles than swing for the fences every time only hitting homers but bat .100. Its not rocket science. I use extreme discipline, play high probabilities, and experience of understanding the flow... which is real.

As Ive stated in prior posts, I do not hit the ATM. My cumulative wins far exceed the minimal losses Ive incurred. My last loss was about a month ago. I got hit with a point 7 right off the bat. The next shooter made one box and then 7 out the next roll. The next roll was a press and catch up game. I pressed the first 3 boxes and went off. I did this a couple of times. I got close to being back even and decided to take a 20% of my stack loss on the day. Sometimes you just have to accept it and move on for a new day.

Prior to that, I had a loss sometime in July. It was a horrible move on my end and I regretted for many days because I went against my style of play. I hit my initial 3 numbers and went off. Then I hit another 2 numbers on the next shooter and went off. I was up over 400 and was ready to leave as I usually do. I hot chick was at the table so I stayed a little longer. I decided to jump back in when she shot the dice. She hit 3 boxes right away and I was ready to say off as usual..... BUT I DIDNT! For some reason, I wanted to see if I could hit a long roll. Well, the next roll was a 7 out. I got so mad at myself because I knew the outcome would not be good if I stayed working, but I did it anyway. The energy shifted real quick and the next 3 shooters all 7 out right away. I felt the negativity coming but I suffered a stack L. Did not hit the ATM... and unfortunately , I didnt get the chicks number either. Bad night. But those are the only 2 Ls I recall in a while. The point is.. as Ive stated numerous times, hit n run is the best scenario... for me at least. Long rolls just dont come often .... so get in and get out ... it adds up!

Quote: WatchMeWin

Im not sure what else to call it... Consistently taking home W's. Not huge ones, as I mentioned. That is not my game. I would rather bat .900 and hit all singles and doubles than swing for the fences every time only hitting homers but bat .100. Its not rocket science. I use extreme discipline, play high probabilities, and experience of understanding the flow... which is real.

As Ive stated in prior posts, I do not hit the ATM. My cumulative wins far exceed the minimal losses Ive incurred. My last loss was about a month ago. I got hit with a point 7 right off the bat. The next shooter made one box and then 7 out the next roll. The next roll was a press and catch up game. I pressed the first 3 boxes and went off. I did this a couple of times. I got close to being back even and decided to take a 20% of my stack loss on the day. Sometimes you just have to accept it and move on for a new day.

Prior to that, I had a loss sometime in July. It was a horrible move on my end and I regretted for many days because I went against my style of play. I hit my initial 3 numbers and went off. Then I hit another 2 numbers on the next shooter and went off. I was up over 400 and was ready to leave as I usually do. I hot chick was at the table so I stayed a little longer. I decided to jump back in when she shot the dice. She hit 3 boxes right away and I was ready to say off as usual..... BUT I DIDNT! For some reason, I wanted to see if I could hit a long roll. Well, the next roll was a 7 out. I got so mad at myself because I knew the outcome would not be good if I stayed working, but I did it anyway. The energy shifted real quick and the next 3 shooters all 7 out right away. I felt the negativity coming but I suffered a stack L. Did not hit the ATM... and unfortunately , I didnt get the chicks number either. Bad night. But those are the only 2 Ls I recall in a while. The point is.. as Ive stated numerous times, hit n run is the best scenario... for me at least. Long rolls just dont come often .... so get in and get out ... it adds up!

Martingale also works consistently.... until it doesnt. Good luck, you're gonna need it.