CRAPS DICE CONTROL - Page 4

One more point: even if you get the right answers to these three questions, you may not get an advantage hand; i.e. a hand of greater than six rolls. One reason is that the shooter may not be setting and inadvertently picked up the dice with a seven on the side yielding a higher chance of throwing the seven. Another reason may be a random outcome of a controlled throw. The dice will bounce after landing. The key words here are altering the natural outcome of the dice. This will not happen on every roll, not even for a skilled rhythm roller. But you will find shooters who will hold the dice for 36 minutes and deliver some fantastic profits on a long hand.

Before we end this section, a very important question for you to solve. Would you rather put your money, or increase your bet on a shooter who throws at random, or one with at least a modicum of control? Every crap shooter wants the long hand. This is what it's all about. You have a better chance of realizing this goal with a controlled thrower. So evaluate the other shooters. Increase your bet if you see control; decrease your bet if you see random. In your next casino session, make it a point of studying the other shooters. Bet with those that show some control. Lay off or make a table minimum bet only on those that "feed the chickens."