Parralel 6s

I have a dice set that I have found success with, times in the casino rolling 25 or 40 times... I would say 3 of my last 30 rolls was "god roll"

The local casino has a nice soft table with dice that I assume aren't regularly changed for their stadium betting. There are many terminals that allow electronic betting on the outcome of live blackjack, roulette, baccarat and craps games taking place live in the casino. Shooters take turns throwing at the real table and dealers will substitute throwing dice from a cup if no players want to roll. I am sure there is some frequency to changing the dice and cards but come to think of it I have not seen them ever do so. I have had numerous sessions spanning shift change when playing these electronic stadium games.

Five red dice feel heavy and land rather consistently on the short, soft table. I suspect they are rarely changed and the corners feel less sharp than most at other tables.

I am finding success using the Parralel 6s set pictured below. Sometimes to move quickly I won't even bother with the faces matching, I just care that the two axis faces are 5 and the 2

My theory is that each throw will on average see one die bounce and land on a 5 or 2 side if I am intentionally attempting to avoid that happening. This results in combinations where rolling a seven is impossible. If both dice land perfectly straight my only outs are 6-1 and 1-6... if both dice bounce onto axis numbers than I am out only with 5-2 and 2-5

I will attempt to track my play tomorrow when I give this another whirl

Until someone can demonstrate this with a robotic arm, its gonna fall on deaf ears for most analytical people.

We know the roulette trackers have gotten good enough in a lab setting, but are still impractical for casino play.