Heavy's Axis Power Craps Forum

Hi Dork, Here's Part Four of that series: Can You Make a Continuous ANY-CRAPS Bet Act Like a Profitable Place-bet? Part Four A good rule of thumb to use in figuring out if high-vig Prop-bets are net-profitable for your current skill-level; is to be very specific in isolating what your current skill...

Hi Dork, Here is Part Three of that series: Can You Make a Continuous ANY-CRAPS Bet Act Like a Profitable Place-bet? Part Three If you Place-bet $6 each on the 6 and 8, and that wager gets decided one way or the other, on average, every once every 2.25 rolls; then how do you do a level playing fiel...

Hi Dork, Here is Part Two of that above-noted piece: Can You Make a Continuous ANY-CRAPS Bet Act Like a Profitable Place-bet? Part Two Let’s think in terms of how money is actually made from our dice-influenced wagers. Now obviously we get paid when one of our bets wins; but let’s consider for a mo...

Hi Dork, There are several pieces that I wrote on that subject; perhaps this series is the one you are looking for: Can You Make a Continuous ANY-CRAPS Bet Act Like a Profitable Place-bet? When I was reading the betting-strategy of our friend, AlCoates awhile back; it occurred to me that his Contin...

Hi TableTop, If a highly-skilled DI had a durable SRR-rate of 11; then his PSO-rate would be 9.1% on his first point-cycle toss. So for example... ~His hand would survive past the first point-cycle roll, on average, 90.9% of the time. ~His hand would survive past the second point-cycle roll, on ave...

Hi Coog, You have to keep things in proper context. The 12 DOES determine the entire house-edge against the Doey-Don’t wager, because all other outcomes offset each other. However, as you know, there are often multiple Come-out rolls where your 12-hedge has to be in place (or be replaced ). So for ...

I have seen you go 15000 across and there is no way I would play that large. If what Heavy has said many times on here, about the average buy-in for most seminar-attendees being $300 , is correct ; then Obie's $15,000-Across gambit would seem a little outside of their comfort-range. Signed, Captain...

How Effective is a Large-DP w/Half-Sized Place-bet 6 and 8 Strategy? Our friend, Mr. Clean , asked a great question, which got me to thinking about all the hedge bets that many dice-influencers favor these days. He asked: "Let's say a D-I'er has an SRR of 8. Assume he makes a large $100 Don't ...

Well, MP, there were several variables that led to my demise. The first, being "Craps burnout". You know, Irish said a long time ago, that If I was practicing 5- 6 hours a day , that I was probably doing something wrong! If only I had heeded his advice. I was over-doing my practice sessio...

Well, I thought That I could Go "PRO", & make a living shooting dice! I was successful for about 4 months, but unfortunately because of my inability to sustain a Winning Toss, I am back in my Tow Truck, & making a Very comfortable living. The wife is happy, & Life & is bac...

Freak brings up a very important point especially as it concerns the DI-skilled Darkside-shooter and the Darkside Paradox which we first delved into 14 or 15 years back. The Darkside Paradox...explained This is a brief explanation of the exponential bankroll-growing capabilities that often come fro...

...and just to piggy-back on H's excellent points about the Don't Come ... ~If a player 'waves off' having his DC bet from travelling to either the 6 or 8 (or even the 5 and 9 ) because he doesn't think that they're " strong enough " against the Do side of those numbers; then I'll always ...

There was a guy who used to frequent Caesars-Windsor that played the Field-Martingale. ~When I first encountered him, his base bet was $5, and he'd double it on every loss. He played that way for awhile...about a year or so...then he moved up to a $10 base. ~He stayed at that $10 level for a good 6...

Hi Gargoil, Well if you are going to Martingale the field-bet; you might as well Grand Martingale the Field, to make one-unit per wager instead of one-unit per series . ~The plain Martingale is a double-on-each-loss progression, ie. 25-50-100-200-400-1000…where, at the end of the series when you (h...

I'd wager that 80% of the board members will skip right over the charts. :lol: You are right of course; but you'd also be right if you had added that 80% of the board members are perfectly happy in continuing their losing ways, simply because they won't put the required effort in to custom-tailorin...