ChumpChange's Blog

I just played for an hour and a half on my Roku game and hit quads 2's with an Ace kicker for 800 coins (play money quarters). So I was down to my last $10 on a 3rd $100 session and won back $200 on my first quads, so now I'm still down $100.

I'm going to be getting $40 free plays next month, so I'll add $10 of my own money and make it a $50 buy-in and play regular 5 coin (quarters) Jacks or Better until I either hit quads or I'm back at or over 200 coins after playing through the session points necessary to finish off my free play. I feel getting ripped-off that 5 credits on the 2 pair is bringing me down too fast without a quads to catch up (on Dbl Dbl Bonus VP).

"I'm trying to split the field by switching sides after one odds loss"



this is an excellent exercise for anyone who thinks there is such a thing as a table that is hot or cold. Not a table that *was* but a table that *is* hot or cold. If switching worked, there would be craps player-billionaires all over the world



Plus, for a bit of my own silly superstition, the dice happen to hate side switchers. I never switch sides during a session.



beware

Why not consider playing both sides simultaneously, a la hedging using the DPL + odds as a base starting position? We all are aware that the dark side is going to win more often than point conversions, but during any given hand, numbers will be thrown prior to point resolution. I personally believe that most sessions will trend one way or the other and there are going to be players that will occasionally have hands that last beyond the 4-5 tosses. one can be observant and play accordingly. It is not voodoo or magic. I, like others at the table, am still guessing, but, for me, it has worked more often than not.



tuttigym

When a tourist rolls up and doesn't even know the rules of the game and establishes a point of 10 and spends the next 26 rolls not hitting it, but hits the 6 and 8 six times each, it would have been a better bet to bet the 6 & 8 instead of the PL.



As for switching sides: losing a bunch of PL odds bets then switching to the DP and then having a monster roll, the dice jpg is accurate.

So, it looks like the dice know which number to show, the sequence, and the avoidance of a 7 out. Do you suppose that rather than DI/DC, mind control of inanimate objects is at play here? Is there a school for this? I might be willing to fund a web site and seminars and advertising. One other thing, how many times in a row can one produce this gambit, and can one convert it to roulette too?



tuttigym