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Craps is both Math and Muscle
An article by Frank Scoblete
Casinos want all their games to have an edge for the house, and, for the most part, all their games do have house edges, some high, some low. Blackjack is a singular exception because it is possible for some players to get the mathematical edge at that game by playing perfect strategy and keeping track of the cards that have been played. Not many people can do that in the real world and blackjack makes a boatload of money for the casinos, mostly from people who think they can beat the game if they play this or that homegrown system long enough.
What is Randomness?
The mathematical underpinnings of all the other casino games rely on randomness; as in the spin of a roulette ball that then bounces randomly from pocket to pocket and where it stops nobody knows; the random shuffling of cards, usually by machine, at Let It Ride and Caribbean Stud before dealing out only a single round; the throwing of dice against a back wall that has foam-rubber pyramids to deflect and make them randomly bounce hither and yon. Randomness is the key to these games and the math (and money the casinos haul in) is based on a random distribution of results. Given such a random distribution of results, in the long run the casinos must win, as they rarely pay off bets at the true odds. They must win and indeed they do.
However, in craps if the game is “derandomized”, the mathematical underpinnings of it must change. Take a simple example.
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The 6 comes up five times for every six times a 7 comes up. The casino gets its edge on a 6 place bet by paying $7 for every $6 wagered. For a $6 player, the house loses five bets (total loss: $35) but wins six bets (total win: $36). The house wins $1 for every 11 decisions on the 6.
But what if a player can learn how to play craps in a way that changes the game so that the 6 and 7 come up the same number of times, say, six times each? Now the casino loses $42 on the six times the 6 appears, but only wins $36 on the six times the 7 appears. Suddenly the dice controller is in the catbird seat. He has flipped the game in his favor big time.
Players who attempt to flip the game to favor them can only do so by exerting influence over the results of their throws. This is called many names, rhythmic rolling, controlled shooting, precision shooting, but all these names mean one thing the player is trying to influence the dice so that the result of the game is no longer random. In short, it is an attempt to impose ones mind and muscle on the casinos original math.
How is this Accomplished?
Craps Controlled Shooting Games
The Golden Touch™ Craps dice control analysts have isolated eight distinct physical elements for controlled shooting; each one of which must be done with a high level of proficiency for the player to actually gain a real-world casino advantage. The eight elements of Dice Control are as follows:
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- Table position: Like a hitter in baseball, dice controllers must have their 'spot' and 'stance' for effective throwing. Where you stand is an individual matter but most dice control experts recommend learning only four positions so that, with practice, you can become proficient from any one of them.
- Setting the dice: If a pitcher wants to throw a curve ball, he places the ball just so in his hand, giving him the best chance that the ball will do what he wants it to. The initial dice-set that a shooter uses will, if the throw is dead-on accurate, determine which numbers are most likely to appear.
- Pick-up angle: They angle that you use to pick up the dice will determine whether they stay flat against each other, desirable, or tend to split, undesirable.
- Grabbing the dice: Coming in with the proper angle will allow a shooter to grab the dice without the dice moving or slipping. Both dice sides must be given equal force or the dice will split.
- Gripping the dice: Once you have the dice in your hand, how you grip them, the pressure you exert, how many fingers you utilize, will determine how much control you have over them.
- Delivering the dice: How you utilize your fingers, wrist and arm to make a soft, perfectly pitched throw is similar to how a pitcher will use his fingers, wrist and arm to deliver a baseball.
- Spin control: How fast the dice spin, how many revolutions they make before hitting the back wall, whether they are mirror images of each other or delayed mirror images will determine the effectiveness of the throw.
- Controlling bounce: The harder and higher the dice bounce, the tougher it is to control the outcome. The softer they hit the back wall, the less influence the back wall has on the dice.
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Now you might wonder why five of the eight elements deal with the initial conditions and only three elements deal with actually “throwing” the dice. I asked Dominator of Golden Touch“ Craps, one of the elite dice controllers and teachers in the country, to explain:
“By way of analogy, if I am going to move an object one inch into a box that is two inches wide and my thrust pushes the object in such a way that it is off one-thousandth of an inch, there will be no trouble getting the object into the box. However, if I want to land that same object on the moon and Im off a thousandth of an inch in my initial trajectory, I am going to miss the entire moon! Small changes in the initial conditions have profound ramifications over extended time and space. So we want the initial conditions of a dice throw to be as uniform and solid as we can get them. If the initial conditions are off, it doesnt matter how softly you deliver the dice, you arent going to have the ability to change the game. The initial conditions, from grabbing, gripping and setting, must be as stable as we can humanly make them to have a chance to make craps a positive expectation for the expert player.”
Craps was constructed by the casinos to have a house edge; it was built on a foundation of randomness and probability. But dice control changes all that; by taking your mind and muscles and flipping the game by physical means to favor the player.
“It’s not easy,” states Dominator, “but it can be done.”
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If you are still struggling with your dice control and want to book Dominator for a private lesson, please get in touch.
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Frank Scoblete is the #1 best-selling gambling author in the world and the most sought after speaker on gambling in the country. His books and tapes have sold over a million copies. He has been a consultant for ABC, CNN, The Discovery Channel, A&E, The Travel Channel, TBS, Silicon Gaming and IGT. He does a weekly radio show from Memphis, The Goodtimes show which is simulcast and archived on audiovegas.com. His books and tapes can be found in our Craps Club Store.
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