Heavy's Axis Power Craps Forum

Dork, This was certainly and interesting experiment. I am starting to think that the methodology you are using is completely based on betting strategies and really assumes that you yourself are a random roller. I am thinking that your methodology needs to be linked mathematically with your results f...

Shootitall had a great attitude and wisdom about the gunslinging craps games he played and reported.

Indeed Dr. Wolfbyte remains the master of the numbers. This is the second time I have run through this thread and my head is still spinning. They threw away the mold after WB left the room. RIP In fact there are some great persons who weighed in on this thread. Immortals all.

I too do not hop too specifically only kind of hopping. I have my personal bad habit of the World (Whirl) bet that I tend to enjoy a little too much. It is really a hop bet on steroids. For those who would like to grab a bad habit like mine, a World bet is a wager on a horn bet (2, 3, 11, 12) and on...

Kumar, I agree pass line bets on unknown shooters is too risky. I can be tempted to place numbers or don't numbers depending on what number the unknown rolled. If the table had been cold for a while, I really go to the dark side after even a 6 or 8 is tossed.

I focus more on the payout per UNIT because that is easier math. 7 units pays 49 on a 5,6,8, or 9. Same is true at any unit level, all the inside numbers pay the same. 13 units pays 91, 19 units pays 133. For complicated stuff I divide it into stacks of 10. 33 units is 3 stacks of 10 which pay 70 e...

ChuckinDice, This is an issue many of us face that begs for some wisdom. On the road to better, more accurate, on axis tosses, many of us are "sophomores." So, some great tosses get obscured by some wild random one off axis, or other idiosyncratic toss results. I would love to hear from so...

I teach the Six and Eight progression in the betting strategy class and when it gets to $78 each on the Six and Eight and I ask what that pays the eyes roll back in the heads while those mental calculators are running. Not many people can just spout out $91 because they KNOW the payout. First off, ...

My last trip to Las Vegas revealed that this self centered behavior is rampant. I attribute it to folks finally feeling free from the shackles of the pandemic and they are "letting their hair down." I agree with Banker Dude that our culture has evolved increasingly into a self centered &qu...

OldDog, I like your strategy too. I believe that Heavy nails the key spike here and that is daily bankroll. Lots of tossing practice makes this strategy sparkle. You are motivating me to get back to practicing my tosses and logging them into BT. One last point: I too have been trotting along the roa...

The thing that gets people is a SAR (Suspicious Activity Report). If for whatever reason, the financial institution suspects you're doing something nefarious/illegal, they'll report that to the government and then they'll determine if anything illegal is going on. Pappy all this is way too much gov...

That is very interesting Pappy. I wonder if the money laundering laws are being used for this same grifting strategy. https://home.treasury.gov/system/files/246/mlta.pdf This US Treasury description basically argues the same kind of argument that the local law enforcement personnel used in Pappy's e...

I fly from Sacramento to Las Vegas on fun and business (pandemic slowed me a bit). I usually travel with $5,000 to $6,000 in cash. I put it in envelopes in my carry on that sits right above my head in the plane. It ends up in the hotel safe. I never have problems and have only lost it placing World ...

Great guidance Heavy. Thanks for reminding all of us as we emerge from our Covid malaise that gnat-balls is not a bad reaction from the vaccination. Once of the great values of your classes is the time out in the casinos tossing with the students. We get to see these strategies in real time and we g...

Yeah, it's just a stealth five count and you know what I think of Scoblete and everything he touches. The guy needs to write a new autobiography. Clueless About Craps. I hear that Mr. Scoblete is shoping a new craps bible. I hear he has come up with a 50,000 count. The beauty of this count is that ...

I agree with Wild CHild's suggestion. That flexibility of separating and mix and matching total bets would be valuable. By the way, I am impressed with the artistic side of Mr. WC

This casino has a rule--one cannot buy in and bet only on oneself; you may stand mute, but one MUST bet on the bettor to your right (preceding you) in order to throw the dice when it's your turn. Wow Dork that casino rule is extreme fascism. I would not enjoy such a rule and would have a hard time ...

Day 1 (bad day, headache) loss limit happens, you leave casino Day 2 (feeling good but opps) loss limit happens, you leave casino Day 3 (feeling so-so, but you make your $500 goal. Now you are even after three days Day 4 (wife is irritated and you still came to casino) four hours of play and you are...

I am nervous to just start betting on Randies. If I am next to get the dice and I have not been losing more than hit here or there. Then two things are apparent: 1. I am playing because I feel that my practice is up to the task to be somewhat dependable in tossing out in the wild, and 2. since it is...

Raider, with great You Tube marketing and a personality that people naturally believe, you can develop this model and sell it to the rubes. Enough sales on your get rich story (throw in your secret, can't lose DI insight, "toss inside numbers 99% of the time") and this plan may make you so...