Stopped on the edge of town on the way in so Sally could redeem some May coupon she had. Craps table was empty and I started with a triple digit win with a roll of 20. Made the 8 twice and the 6 once along with two comeout natural winners. Coiuldn’t make the point of 6 the second time though. Followed with a roll of seven that I was a small winner on. The point for the next roll was the 6 again, followed by an 8 and then the seven out.

Next roll was a come out 8 followed by the seven out.

After one roll by someone else, I came out with a 5 and I rolled 13 more times before the seven out and managed to lose even though I did hit the 8 twice. Then had my first point seven out for the trip. Followed up with rolls of 10 and 3, both of which were losers and left with a mid double digit win.

Checked in where we were staying. Couldn’t put anything together, had rolls of 5, 8, 4, and 2 all of which were losers before taking a break.

When I went back, things weren’t going much better. Had rolls of 5, 4 and 3 (all losers) before changing tables. Started out at the new table with a roll of 10 and my first win after checking in. After losing a little on another shooter, had a roll of 25, starting out with my first two points being 4 and rolling five 8s, before having a point of 9 that I couldn’t make.

This got me up a single digit on this buy in so I called it a night. Down for the trip so far now.

Noah

Day 2:

Started the next day down the street from where I was staying. Empty table and I started with my second point seven out for the trip. Followed that with a roll of 22 which started with a comeout natural.. Then made points of 8, 10, and 5 but couldn’t make the 8 second time it was the point. This roll put me up mid double digit at this casino. Had additional rolls of 7 that I lost on, followed by a roll of 10 that I made money on then a roll of 15 that started with back to back 7s and then a point of 9 I couldn’t repeat so I left up at this casino.

Drove down to the strip and even though it was mid week, couldn’t find a $5 table. Had rolls of 12 and 13, both small winners before the table got full. Lost money on the other shooter and so was down at that casino.

Further down the strip found another empty $10 table and had another point seven out followed by rolls of 7, 6,10, and 2. Made $2 on the roll of 10 and lost on the other rolls so I’m down low triple digits at that casino. On down the strip, found a $5 table and had rolls of 12, 17, and 5. Made money on the first two but lost on the thirds. Had 5 comeout natural winners and 2 comeout craps.

At the adjacent casino it was back to a $10 table. Had rolls of 4, 7, and 4 before changing tables. Then had rolls of 8, 7, 19, and 5. Made money on the 8 and 19. Started out with a point of 9 and rolled three 6s and 8s before making the 9 and then coming out with a point of 6 before the seven out. Even made money on the roll of 5 since I made a point of 10 before the sevenout on the point of 6.

So I am down for the day like I was yesterday.

Went back to where we were staying and started out with three point seven out followed by a point of 8 then a 6 and sevenout.

This casino has a bet called the repeater. You bet on any of the numbers except the seven, roll two 2s win $40, roll three 3s make $50, roll four 4s make $65, roll five 9s make $80 and roll six 6s make $90 for each $1 bet on a particular number. The high side works the same way. Like the all, small, tall bet a comeout seven loses the bet.

I generally don’t bet these bets but had notice that some people had won on some of my rolls. I bet $10, $1 on each of the numbers the next time I got the dice and figured I’d use a come betting approach.

Well my next roll started with a comeout seven so I replaced my $10 repeater bet. Had a roll of 32, with no come out sevens other than the first one so I rolled two 2s, three 11s, four 4s, and 5 nines for winners on those four numbers. This was a $235 winner on the repeater. That roll also put me up for the day on my regular bet and recovered my loss from the previous day.

Glad to hear that you won on a bet that you seldom bet and that you came back .It is nice to try those bets when you have the feeling and not ALL the time . I feel that if I went with my feeling more often I would do better . It is just hard some times .
It was nice rolling with you hope we both do better next time . Enjoyed are get together .
Good Rolling. 🙂 🙂

Hi, If you all don’t mind me asking. But was is meant by a "Natural Winner"?

Natural winner is a come out 7 or 11 if you have a pass line bet.

Catch you later!

Great report … glad you are back on line!

Dom

Let me just say that your description shows there is something off with your throw.

I have not been doing this long enough to be any type of expert but having an engineering background and working with bodies constantly, you can count on this.

From experience, get a tune up by Dom or someone before a seminar, even if you do not attend the whole thing. My throw was like what you described and I assumed I was doing something funky since it had not been like that. Got a tune up. Took Dom all of 3 throws to identify the things I was doing wrong. Fixed it right then and there and spent the rest of the time practicing that under his watchful eye.

Had my money for the tune up back that following weekend with a healthy profit to boot.

Having all of 6 months experience (probably 20 hours of practice a week for the first 4 with two seminars) and couple of big wins (10K) many small and medium and a share of losses I can just about promise anyone who has a half decent throw that you can fly into a seminar, get fixed and get your money back before the end of the weekend. Not you will but, certianly if you can put into effect the corrections you get you are likely to do so.

Sorry if I am a bit wordy, just had my table delivered and am as excited as a little kid in a candy store with money to spend.

Now to the topic, what do you do if your table or spot is not open??

professor wrote:
just a quick thought. Let’s assume you have a favorite spot to shoot to on a table. However just your luck someone puts their chips on that spot. Now as good a shooter as you are you now have to decide whether to shoot to the right or left of your spot. let us further assume the right side of your spot is also chip ridden so you must now shoot to the left of it. Now here is my thought, unless you can lean out further over the table won’t your dice come in at an angle and more than likely have one die hit before the other causing all kinds of headaches. Am I missing something here. So is the correct strategy not to play or take your chances throwing on the angle. I realize the angle may be small but it is still an angle. Is it possible to compensate for that angle with a grip or arm swing change. Any thoughs or is this just a figment of my imagination as I am prone to have. Professor

oops meant to be a new topic.

How much of a bet do you or can you bet on a repeater bet ??
I have not been were they play this bet yet .Does the box person keeps track of it ? Is it on the lay out ?
Good Rolling. 🙂

Third day results.

Didn’t play the next day until after I had complete my CE for the day. Checked out the table where my classes were being held but the two tables were $10 and $25 and both were fairly well populated and my preferred spot wasn’t available. Tables where I was staying were $5 and also fairly full but my spot was available after we had eaten supper.

First roll started with two comeout sevens and I the established a point of 8 which I made two rolls later. Rolled another comeout seven and then the eight which I couldn’t repeat. Small winner on the nine rolls of the dice.

Next time with the dice was a 12 throw roll, the only field roll out of the 12 was a natural winner of the 11 after I made the 8 once, so I was a small winner.

Followed that up with a roll of seven and my only winners were two comeout sevens to start the roll. So lost a little on that roll. With losses on other shooters this loss left me up only $2 for this session. Next roll was only 9 and the loss may me negative for this session with only one winning roll in the 9.

Next two rolls were 12 which was a winner and then a roll of 8 which was a small loss.

Then had another roll of 12 that was a winner even though I had no comeout winners or made any points. I did have 10 non field rolls out of the 12.

Followed with rolls of 5 and 4 which were losers. Table had filled up while I had those rolls but I saw another table that was empty that I moved to.

I was down over one Benjamin when I moved to the new table. Decided to bet the Repeater bet and had a roll of 27. Collected on the 3 and 8 on the repeater. This roll again got me in a gain position for regular bets so the repeater wins was again icing on the cake.

Followed that roll with roll of 15 including making points of 4 and 9 and three comeout seven win. Win on that roll was almost equal to the regual win on the roll of 27. Followed with a roll of 16 which only had a low double digit win, about a sixth of the roll of 15.

Called it quits for the day since the table had filled up.

Noah

Finisher,

Know the minimum repeater bet you can bet on any of the 10 individual number is $1, Not sure what the max is but have seen $5 on an individual number. I bet $1 on each number so my total bet is $10 on it. I think the max on an individual number is $10, but I’m not sure.

You made mention of two rolls that were mostly non-field numbers. When you are in that kind of rhythm do you also place the 5 or just stick with the 6 and 8?

Yes, if I roll two 5 within three rolls of each other, I will bet the five with a minimiun bet.

Noah