hey guys,
let’s say you’re at a $10 table, and there’s about 5-6 people who have to pass around before you get the dice. I can 5 count all of them, and place minimum bet, until they each crap out, which will cost me $50 -60, if they don’t hit point…OR…
what I was wondering, if " tipping the dealers" on all the HW, costing only $4, would that count as keeping me " in the game"
how do you save your money while you’re waitin for the dice to make a around? thanks.
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Posted by: Dr Crapology on June 24, 2013, 12:03 pm
You can also step back and make a phone call or pretend you are on the phone.
If you know someone at the table you can again step back and visit while a few of the chicken feeders work with the dice.
You do need to bet on a few of the random rollers to blend in a look like a regular player.
Lastly and maybe most importantly you may want to color up and change tables or go to another casino. We often find that one casino may be super crowded but the one next door or down the street is empty.
Remember if you are at a $10 table with 6 other players and making one come bet and taking single odds that’s $120 you put at risk in total on these CR’ers–6 random rollers with $20 on each for $120. Assuming a 1% casino vig for easy math, that’s a long run loss of $1.20 each time the dice go around. So you do need to make sure you have more on the table so that you can over come the $1.20. You can easily bring this loss down by not playing on each and every one of these random rollers as mention above.
All you are trying to do is cut your exposure to these guys.
We am sure others with some excellent ideas.
Alligator Rose and Doc
Posted by: Rival on June 24, 2013, 6:16 pm
Posted by: Stephen C on June 24, 2013, 10:47 pm