Taking my refresher class, I believe helped me out. Playing in Vegas, is a lot different than home casino’s for me. It seems they have different rules, but their house, they can do how they please. But I know how they do things here in my home area, so it is more natural for me, like having previous action before one can throw and telling people to keep their hands high, dice are out. I just didn’t notice a lot of that, and maybe it was just at the places I happened to be playing at.

My first night back at a local casino fared out okay for me. 5-8 counted the randies, did come bets (devil number would show after my come bet went up, grrrrr 😈 but at least I did try using it more than I used to). My first couple times with the dice, didn’t yield much, less than 5 on each.

I told myself that I liked what the dice were doing, just remember what I was told ….’believe in your throw’, ‘square the dice’, ‘nice & easy’, and a few other items with my grip …. well, I focused on the landing zone, and did what I (we) all do … Made 6 points. The first 3 were the same number, back to back to back. Steadily increasing my odd’s with every hit.

Long story short, I at least made back all my original buy in. The crew was getting tipped along the way, as I like to keep them, and the suits, on my side. Thinking back, it was probably only around a 20-25 hand, but I wasn’t counting (no time for that). Could I have made more, yes, if I would have bet the hardways, and started off with max odds. But to me, I was glad to get back everything I was down, and it gave me more confidence in my throwing ability.

So, as with alot of others, thank you to the Instructor’s & Mentor’s. You all are fantastic. I need the live play to get better with the betting. And I believe if I keep up the practice at home, I will soon be able to have the consistent 20 Roll, and get to be certified in the 40+ club!!!

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