Heavy's Axis Power Craps Forum

For Delaware, its was stated in a local news report that you must be IN Delaware, regulated by the De. Lottery, and that a IP address check will be done on your device to affirm you are within state lines, along with a registration of some sort. Delaware is also considering pooling poker players wit...

arrgy, do you play A/C, Pa. area?

Heavy, that might be one of the best ideas yet.....

Heavy did you mention that someone did a passline bet and a bet on the 11 and one roll and he left? Well the least amont of time you are there can be somewhat of a advantage, if, as you say they hit the 7s and leave.

I wonder if it is the way they conduct themselves, as in how they approach the game (voice,manners) or is it in the actual bets they make? will make for a interesting answer, I am sure a pit boss has pretty much seen it all, so I am sure his answer must be based in fact, or at least the way he/she s...

seems to me for the DP- 5,6 rolls or less when they 7 out, seems better over all that when the hands get over 8 or 10 rolls, they seem to hit their point more often, especially when a lot of Darksiders are on the DP. I have mentioned it before, at the Sands in Pa, I saw a guy keep a No4 bet the whol...

Thanks Heavy, MP. The odds stretcher seems to be the best way to take advantage of the D-D, I was thinking that would be a good Darkside situation to study.

I dont know if this would be the right thread, does the Doey-Dont qualify for a come out strategy? Or a play in and of itself? Have not heard much about the Doey Dont lately.

Thanks WC for the clarification.

WC, could you give a couple of examples? I think I am following correctly, just want to be sure.

Keep it simple. Passline with 2X odds. No RRs. If the 7s are rolling on the come out, alot 10 to 15% for a seven hop, or a World Bet. After a few wins, ramp up the odds. With the limited buy-in this type of play limits the volitility to the minimum.

I was wondering also if it is better to jump around from machine to machine, or to stick with one only.

I had the same question myself. The last time I inquired about the crapless crap table, it was only opened on the weekends.

Kelph, I agree thats a tough search. The only item I found was Doppler's article on Hestons history, and his (Doppler) subsequent book or article called "Comprehensive Craps" that highlights Ed Heston's strategys.

Heavy you bring up this dilution situation and its a interesting discussion. For example a DP 10.00 place bet w/40.00 in odds (point of 4) vs a 50.00 DP place bet. Sure makes that come out roll very interesting. Speaking of the 4 and 10, I recently observed a player at a crowded table with a constan...

wild child, I have heard the same response about Harrahs Chester. Is that true? Delaware, so far, is generally laid back too.Cannot speak for De. Park, have not played there yet, or Chester either.