Can a poor srr still bring profit?
Posted: Wed Aug 07, 2013 9:38 pm
Sometimes the crap between my ears gets so hard, I need a swift kick!! Heavy, MP, and others have been posting over and over about the importance of discipline and a good betting method. MP, over and over has been saying, that good shooters could make more money if they bet properly. What about poor shooters??
My shooting has totally went down the drain pipe. I can't seem to get anything to go right. I don't have a large gambling budget and usually buy in somewhere between $150 and $300. Normally on the $150 side. I have been taking $150 in chips and betting like I would at the casino when I log my rolls. Just like I have been doing in the casino, night after night, I am losing my backside. Good thing about playing at home is, it doesn't affect your wallet.
I normally log all my rolls into bone tracker and analyze every detail. SRR, BSR, on axis %, and what different set I could use to get a better result. While doing that I have been overlooking one MAJOR part of bone tracker. The bet summary tool.
Now I know that I have got to work on my shooting. I know that I have got to improve in that avenue, but I am just now realizing my betting is killing me!! With my meager bankroll I don't feel comfortable placing enough money to do a profitable regression. I normally start with a $6 6 and 8 and press from there. The problem with that is it takes a long roll to make any kind of a decent profit. Most of us are not going to have enough long rolls to ever make that profitable. Again exactly what MP has been saying over and over again.
My current srr is 5.69 (yes I am ashamed to even post that) and my current BSR is 3.86. I doubt that there is anyone reading this forum with numbers much lower than that. Would you believe me if I told you that even with those numbers I've made a profit??
Back to the tool that I have overlooked for way to long in bone tracker. The bet summary tool. It's very straight forward and easy to use. I have it set up to make a $5 passline with single odds, $12 6 and 8, and a $5 5 and 9. It never presses the bet amount or randomly makes a "crazy crapper" bet. If you place a horn or a yo it applies it to every roll. Also every number is placed for the amount you specify even if it is the point number. So if you place a 6 and hit the point you will get paid for your $5 odds as well as a $12 place bet.
With those horrible numbers I am currently $199 ahead!! That's with no pressing. I know on a long roll that pressing can really help you pick up you winnings. It's killer on the short rolls though because so many times we leave money on the table that should be in our rack. For the last few rolls I betted this way. No pressing and no prop bets. I am currently up without any long rolls at all. I may not be influencing the dice much but they are consistently hitting those inside numbers. I believe if I will flat bet like I have been doing I can grind out a win.
I'm going to try this live later this month. I now realize that my start small press big strategy just isn't going to cut it. After I am up and everything on the lay out is paid for I will probably press some. I no that there isn't a strategy or betting plan that can take away the house edge. If we can minimize the house edge and place just a little influence then we can come out a winner.
My shooting has totally went down the drain pipe. I can't seem to get anything to go right. I don't have a large gambling budget and usually buy in somewhere between $150 and $300. Normally on the $150 side. I have been taking $150 in chips and betting like I would at the casino when I log my rolls. Just like I have been doing in the casino, night after night, I am losing my backside. Good thing about playing at home is, it doesn't affect your wallet.
I normally log all my rolls into bone tracker and analyze every detail. SRR, BSR, on axis %, and what different set I could use to get a better result. While doing that I have been overlooking one MAJOR part of bone tracker. The bet summary tool.
Now I know that I have got to work on my shooting. I know that I have got to improve in that avenue, but I am just now realizing my betting is killing me!! With my meager bankroll I don't feel comfortable placing enough money to do a profitable regression. I normally start with a $6 6 and 8 and press from there. The problem with that is it takes a long roll to make any kind of a decent profit. Most of us are not going to have enough long rolls to ever make that profitable. Again exactly what MP has been saying over and over again.
My current srr is 5.69 (yes I am ashamed to even post that) and my current BSR is 3.86. I doubt that there is anyone reading this forum with numbers much lower than that. Would you believe me if I told you that even with those numbers I've made a profit??
Back to the tool that I have overlooked for way to long in bone tracker. The bet summary tool. It's very straight forward and easy to use. I have it set up to make a $5 passline with single odds, $12 6 and 8, and a $5 5 and 9. It never presses the bet amount or randomly makes a "crazy crapper" bet. If you place a horn or a yo it applies it to every roll. Also every number is placed for the amount you specify even if it is the point number. So if you place a 6 and hit the point you will get paid for your $5 odds as well as a $12 place bet.
With those horrible numbers I am currently $199 ahead!! That's with no pressing. I know on a long roll that pressing can really help you pick up you winnings. It's killer on the short rolls though because so many times we leave money on the table that should be in our rack. For the last few rolls I betted this way. No pressing and no prop bets. I am currently up without any long rolls at all. I may not be influencing the dice much but they are consistently hitting those inside numbers. I believe if I will flat bet like I have been doing I can grind out a win.
I'm going to try this live later this month. I now realize that my start small press big strategy just isn't going to cut it. After I am up and everything on the lay out is paid for I will probably press some. I no that there isn't a strategy or betting plan that can take away the house edge. If we can minimize the house edge and place just a little influence then we can come out a winner.