After playing all of Freemont Street in North Las Vegas I traveled to the strip Sunday night. I played a $10 table on the strip from 4pm to seven pm. Got a hold of the dice three times. My first round lasted fifty (50) minutes before seven out. My second time getting the dice last another fifty or sixty minutes. My third and last possession of the dice last thirty minutes. The box man started to warn me about hitting the wall and reminding me they were giving me the time to set the dice. He wanted to know if I learned by watching Youtube. I told him all the sports I played along with horse shoes really helped. The dealers and floor bosses were very nice.
I also played next door at the sister casino. Played fifty dollar table until drunk tourist approached table. Doubled my money. Got off the table with fifty dollars. Had some good nachos while shooting the shit with concrete convention guys. I approached a table and threw two hundred dollars down and ask for red and green. The dealer informed me it was a one hundred dollar table. A player to my right had maybe ten thousand dollars in chips. He said to me "I wouldn’t blame you for walking away". Funny as hell

Before my departure for Boston on Tuesday night I walked the strip and found an eight or ten foot $5 empty table. No other players around. I started the same way I always start with a one hundred dollar bank. I shot up to twenty four hundred in three hours. Good dealers although one thirty year dealer started to push me into bigger bets and I got sucked in. I colored up and was given a free buffet. I hit hard ways maybe ten time with money on all four. I constantly hit hard four and ten and pressed to ten dollars each. Dealers and waitress made good tips. Played Come bets the whole time. Pushed my odds up to one hundred dollars on 4’s, 10’s and 8 box numbers. I felt relaxed while drinking my waters and lemon. Gallons of coffee. Much thanks to Dominator, No Field Five, Billy the Kid, Dr. Crapology, Alligator Rose, Greenskeeper, and Dough Boy. I left class every day and worked on what you showed me and it payed off on my last two days.

My very last game before the airport at six o’clock was at the Mirage. I had not been rolling for long when this guy yelled out loud from behind me as the dice left my fingers and I sevened out. I chewed him out. A second guy approached and grabbed the corner next to end table position. He threw stacked sixes down the middle of the table while the two men quickly rolled and bet as a team for maybe five wins and then colored up and ran off. I thanked him for the craps schooling. I had to catch my plane so time was up. My memory my be off on the last two days on which day what happened from lack of sleep and playing so many tables and casinos. My bank was up and down but I managed to arrive home with some cash and valuable experience.

I worked on the dice grip that "No Field Five" and the good "Doctor Crapology" worked on with me. Doc’s advice on the thumb placement a little lower and squeezing of the three fingers has helped with achieving a light grip. The come bets are working out great. I had four and five Come bets on my long rolls.
Although I played at maybe twenty different tables since arriving for Golden Touch training, my game really didn’t com together until the last couple days. I was basically unlearning fifteen months of dice throwing from the end in exchange for a new way of technique and betting. I recently visited my local casino and struggled on the bouncy table. I waited for the weekend when the second solid table opens and had one good round doubling my one hundred dollar bank but still struggled. The more I thought about it back at the house I came to the conclusion that the lack of my daily practice and lack of back spin was doing me in. Best Regards

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