\nLooking for some input on if there is a preferred GTC method of tracking throws and score hits at the table.
\n\tOne of the instructors mentioned he can walk up to a table during a throw and look at a GTC players rack and see what is going on.
\n\tHow does everyone track the throws?
\n\tAlso, I was reading the big skinny betting and do we have a way to track score hits also?<\/p>\n
\tThanks<\/p>\n
Posted by:<\/strong> MrPiP on February 26, 2020, 8:28 pm<\/p>\n \tBesides using the 5 count. We encourage that you only track the number of throws using chips if your interested in the metric of a thrower at the table. Using a pen and paper and writing the shooters results (throw by throw) in live play will shift attention toward you and your teammates. Doc and Rose have a great method (using chips) and I will let him chime in on this thread. At home practicing, should be the only place where you track your throws and check your own edge. Looking at someone’s rack does not tell the whole story and unless you are on most of the control thrower’s rolls you should bet on them just like you would a random roller (Dom stressed this in class). And remember, the only throw you can rely on is your own, Practice…Practice…Practice…<\/p><\/div>\n<\/div>\n Posted by:<\/strong> MichaelB on February 26, 2020, 10:35 pm<\/p>\n "CliffM1" wrote:<\/strong> Looking for some input on if there is a preferred GTC method of tracking throws and score hits at the table. \tThanks<\/p><\/blockquote>\n \n\ti do my five count with $1 chips laid flat to the left of my bankroll in the rack. after that i use a $25 chip laid flat to the right of my bankroll to represent hits.<\/div>\n<\/div>\n Posted by:<\/strong> Dr Crapology on February 27, 2020, 1:10 am<\/p>\n \tTo count our throws–or that of a known GTC player– here is what we do. We hold one white throw in our non throwing hand, throw the dice and place the white chip in a special spot in the chip rail. We do this on each and every roll. Once the shooter has his 5th roll, we replace the 5 white chips with a red chip–the same routine until we get to 10 rolls, take down the new five white chips, and replace with a second red chip–until we go to a green $25 chip. I think you get the idea.<\/p>\n \tAs to 5 counting a random roller after he makes the 5 count we stop counting and make out one bet. <\/p>\n \tDoc<\/p><\/div>\n<\/div>\n Posted by:<\/strong> CliffM1 on February 27, 2020, 4:17 am<\/p>\n \tThanks for the info.<\/p>\n \tIf you wouldn’t mind giving me a little advice. I went to the casino for the first time since returning from Vegas and had a great night. \tYour thoughts are always appreciated.
\n\tOne of the instructors mentioned he can walk up to a table during a throw and look at a GTC players rack and see what is going on.
\n\tHow does everyone track the throws?
\n\tAlso, I was reading the big skinny betting and do we have a way to track score hits also?<\/p>\n
\n\tthe first throw was 33 and the second was 24. I tripled my buy in and left. My question is this.
\n\tI was at a $10 table and on my throws I was come betting and doing 2X odds ($20). After I had most of the numbers covered, it was just on and off.
\n\tAt what point would you suggest I start raising the odds on my come bets?
\n\tMy goal when I enter the casino is to double my buy in.<\/p>\n
\n\tThanks<\/div>\n<\/div>\n