Heavy's Axis Power Craps Forum

That could be someone’s new Tagline.

Death, taxes and the house advantage.

Whichever approach you choose there is always a weak spot.
Which if the shoe hits it you will suffer.

It’s about knowing that weak spot and knowing when to pull out and try again another time.

I find this applies to any system play.

I think it’s already been laid out by SCM before the thread went sideways.

I’m in Australia so time zones will need to be factored in. Plus I work 14 hour days. So my window is small. I think a weekend is best. My Sunday is USA Saturday. So we’ll aim for that. Maybe next weekend. I have to work out how to do a live stream first. @jamie The holy grail of not losing a wager ...

There is no set bankroll. But it’s dependant on your situation. I use a $1 baccarat computer terminal at my casino and just feed in $100. And I start at $5 base bet. Thanks SCM for the tip on how to play at high min tables. It’s similar to what’s been suggested for playing at higher min craps tables...

Never heard of that before. I like it. $60 DP for me.

Great thread. Appreciate the effort SCM has put into it. I’ve been using the target 3 play on my craps don’t pass for a long time. Seth (his author pen name) initially used it on blackjack. It underpins my right side play. And yes once the 3rd loss is hit I skip until that trend ends. Now if you don...

Hi stratman I’m glad you found Lee and Seth. And appreciate your decent write up of it. I did and actually read through all of Lee’s books and Seth’s blog (which took a long time as he was so prolific) That target 3 play system from Seth is what I refer to in my posts. Its a beautiful thing. I use i...

I have come to enjoy baccarat as my #2 game behind craps of course. In my Brisbane Australia casino they have $1 minimum computer baccarat with hands dealt every 30 seconds. There are no end of shoe moments as the computer just keeps going they remove the previous history of hands every 20 or so han...

Thanks for sharing.

I’ll have a look at that play over next couple of days.

Thank you all for your insights. Much appreciated.

Hi folks Just wondering if any of you dark side players use a hardway hedge to cover your dont’s when there is an even point set? I’ve been toying with this concept in my computer simulations. I would consider myself a prop bet virgin so have yet to introduce this in live play. Any advice for me?

DP mostly with anything $30 or over hedged by a lay on a 4 or 10 to closely cover it. Doesn't have to be exact. But if it gets knocked off then I'll lay odds to get it back. If it bullfrogs then I'll change up for the next few hands to regroup.

but how would you win

On computer apps / wincraps / random number generators, I play a hybrid dark side negative and positive progression, and place bets for a couple of hits and regress or down, depending on if in a negative or positive swing.

I so wish we had computer based craps in Australian casinos. I won't play online craps games. But would play it in casinos because they are regulated.

I use a dark side play on the DP as its own individual game. And then run a second parallel game with the place bets. Get the best of both worlds.

Found this online and thought I'd share. This was an entertaining read but reads like pure fiction. For those that have been around you've probably seen this one before. There are some articles online that debunk this but it is a nice read. from quatloos Craps: The Parity Hedge System This is the fo...

Can someone send me a link to it in Amazon. I still can't find it. Anywhere. Don Fav has a nice podcast and I'd like to read his book.

Just looked up bubble craps. I so wish we had that in Australia. Dark side dream. It would produce the statistical norm or results so would be similiar to a decent RNG app or wincraps.

Next time you are in Brisbane, AU I'll meet you for a session.

Put your videos out there and they may be more inclined to meet you. The more videos the better.

You are in good company here to find others to join in sessions and build the playing network.