Maybe one of the instructors could chime in about this.

I know they have changed things since I last took that class.

Notes Notes were are my notes .O I think they said my notes were the worst they had seen and some grabbed my note book to fill it in right. I will look for it but some one will help you before I can find it I bet.
Good Rolling. 😀 😀

it’s suppose to be in my notes as well, except I moved to a small apartment recently, and haven’t quite reorganized where I put everything. lol. i was hoping to find it in the WISDOM section.

January is month ONE for me, so I’m really just tossing forever and trying to take notice of the spins in the air, and their flying "togetherness"
so far, not too shabby. getting some good streaks of hardway sets, and I kinda just count anything not a seven. so far, 11 rolls I can achieve when im’ focusing and relaxed. I know, oxymoron. I will on recording my spins end of this month.

ArvinnI1, Is this what you’re looking for?

One Year Of Work:
1. Today and tomorrow, learn the essentials.
2. Only use Hardways set for practice.
3. First month, practice throw and watch it.
4. Second to sixth month, record SRR.
5. Seventh month, use Smartcraps to see what your edge really is.
6. Throughout all this, create your 401G gambling bank account.

😎 😎 😎

I think that’s it! thank you sir!

Some one keep good notes and knows were they are how about that. Good student Timmer.
Good Rolling. 😀 😀

when recording SRR, are we recording what the total face on dice are, or what they both are. example, rolling a 10. or rolling a 10 by 6 and 4, or 5 and 5? what are we looking for when recording SRR. thanks!

ArvinnI1,
Try practicing with two different colored die. If you think of the pair with the same color always on the left and other on the right you will use this distinction to determine how each die did at the end of each roll. Always use the same hardway dice set.
You should record the number on each die, not the total.
If Keeping track on paper: record each result with the numbers of each die. You will easily see your sevens. After hundreds of recorded throws you can start to get an idea of your SRR with simple math. By looking at your numbers you can see if you are getting sevens with on axis throw or side pitches with 6-1 combos.
Work on your dice set, grip, throw, target, until it is consistent and the dice stay together in flight. Then, start to worry about your SRR.
Good Luck Today, it is a great day for Craps! Set44 😀 😀

Rather than using two different color dice, I just mark one with a Sharpie. That way I know I’m not dealing with subtle differences of dice from 2 different sleeves.

great ideas, thank you, and thank you all.