Heavy's Axis Power Craps Forum

In the interest of better player knowledge, here is a sceneario for you. You have been at the table for twenty minutes, seen six rollers roll twice each. No roll has got past ten rolls. Next roll goes like this : comeout number, then 19 more rolls, including 2 of each inside number except one, which gets three hits. Two points are made, one 4 and one 10. Two sevens are rolled on the two point comeouts and one three also on the comeouts.third point set is a five.the other three rolls are 11,2,3. Three scenarios, one is all random rollers, one is shooter is a rythym roller lastly there are three known dice influencers at the table and one of them is the shooter. The number rolled on roll 20 is eleven. So how much is in the rack and how much is on the table.this is a fairly average scenario I would think.

I couldn't begin to tell you without the sequence the numbers rolled in. This is pretty much charting 101.

Seriously, Rick? Is that a quiz type question to which you know the answer or are you seeking the answer?

And this brings up another observation I've had when reading various forum posts. Hats off to all of you who remember the exact sequence of rolls and outcomes and money played when making trip reports. You gotta helluva memory.

You would know if you were playing or not, yes ??? And if you are playing then you would be betting how. ???? Does when a point is made make a difference. ???? Uummmm

Flextimelv, this question speaks directly to how each of us looks at the game. We can find out a lot about our game by examining our responses to certain situations. That in turn will help with our decision making process when we are at the table. The more we know about ourselves, the better player we will become, I think.

No, I wouldn't. I couldn't tell you how much people have in their racks or on the table. I only care about what's in my rack or on the table. If there's a pretty woman at the table or nearby, I'm likely thinking about her rack than mine.

And I play the same way regardless what's happening at the table. I stick to the Grafstein don't method I'm playing, which recently has been the 'True Count.' A point getting made DOES make a difference to me as that's one of the stop-loss events in the don't method, so all betting ceases on this shooter. Whatever DC's I have established need to get home quickly.

Flextime, well before the 20 roll, if you were on the don't side, I would think that most likely you would not be on the table at all, especially after two made points. Also I am not familiar with the grafstein method , sorry.

I'ma doin' goot on the dark side.