Hi Almo Well I am far from what you want .
I think you need to give more info to get what you want .
Did you use the set with the front dice being 4/1 6/3 ,3/1, or6/4 .?????
I did a little experiment .
4 throws with 36 rolls in each just to give you an idea of how things can differ from your throws .I still have a hard time getting repeat numbers so may not look good .
2v with 3/1 front went like this . 5,6.4,5,10,7,8,7,10,11,6,10,7,65,7,4,12,11,8,9,11,10,5,3,10,8,6,5,6,7,9,9,6,8,11,and 10 . with 3 hard ways .

2v with f6/4 . 8,6,8,4,9,9,6,7,10,11,8,7,2,6,7,11,4,7,8,5,11,9,7,5,9,3,8,4,6,11,4,5,8,10,8, and9 .with 3 hard ways .

2v with 4/1 front . 11,5,7,2,10,5,6,7,6,5,12,5,7,6,11,6,5,9,8,9,8,5,6,5,10,2,5,11,4,6,5,3,9,8,5,and 12 . 2 hard ways .

2v 6/3 front . 12,7,6,7,4,10,11,7,4,8,5,7,9,5,8,8,9,7,10,6,8,6,5,11,6,4,3,10,9,10,5,5,2,9,3,and 3 . with 3 hard ways .
I don’t know if this helps you any . But it may bring out some help for a real answer . 🙂 🙂
Boy has it been a long time since I have used that set . 😀 😀

I will throw in my $02 cents worth.

If your throw is on axis the set will not necessarily determine if a 7 will come up as much as your grip and any flaws in your throw might have on the results. Also always remember that we always, always must hit the back wall and the diamond shapes at the back wall will do their job by adding some minor random results to each and evey roll. We just want the old diamonds to have as little influence on the results as possible. That’s why we have a solf throw. We are not looking for the perfect results with every roll (wouldn’t that be nice) but to simply limit the appearance of the 7 to some extent in the long run. Always remember we want to win in the long run and that anything can happen in the short run. Isn’t that what the casino is doing?

With an adequate bankroll, practice, proper betting, good throwing techniques,patience and YES a little luck when the dice get away from us, we can defeat the casino. AND THAT IS WHAT WE ARE ALL ABOUT.

A great question and so glad you are back on the board. Hope you take Vegas by storm. Look forward to your report.

Doc

My ‘guess’ is similar to what Finisher posted.

I began using the 3V when I noticed too much double pitch 7 stuff with the HW set. Using 5s on top for the HW, I noticed too many 4/3 and 5/2 7s. I went to the 3V but rotated the dice one click so that my 3V has the 5 to my left and the 1 to my right. I now have a very good SRR with the 3V. Doing the same thing with the 2V didn’t have the same results. And, I"m talking about thousands of rolls.

Oh well, maybe its the ‘Dice Gods’ messing with my head!

Keep On Rollin’

Alamo

Just because the end result "appears" to be on axis, it is possible for the rotation to be on the Z axis. Statistically 50% of Z axis rotation will appear to be on axis.

Just spit balling here, but that could explain the varied results with the different sets.

When it comes down to real help you need to have an instructor look at your throw . For every throw is different for every person . I throw all over the place . As far as repeat numbers I am NO were near were I should be .
I remember one session were I threw the dice 5 times and this guy had a system that worked for him with me . He would bet all across and when one hit he would take it down .I hit 6 numbers out of 4 of the rolls and 4 for one with the 7 out right after .I lost money on every roll and he was happy .There were a few crap numbers in there too.After the 3rd roll it started to get to me .But I still just bet the 6 and 8 till I would win some but that did not happen this session .
You just never know what is going to happen .
I have been trying the 3v with 4s on top in practice .Will try the 2v next .
Good Rolling. 🙂 🙂