Heavy's Axis Power Craps Forum

Making $100 a day on a short BR. (BR: $101 (The dollar is for a beer, Mable) This play may work for you. 1. This is critical: Wait for the shooter to make a Pass. Naturals on CO do not count. Then, DP for $5 IF you lose, DP $10 bucks. IF you lose, DP for $30 bucks. IF you lose, DP for $55. IF you lo...

$10 Pass, $5 DPass, $1 crap Lay, $16, $15, $12 depending on point; $12 6/8. Only on other shooters. My thinking: Point rolled is a 6. Down $1 buck. Bets: $10 PL, $5 DP with $12 odds. Next roll bullfrog 6. Win $10 bucks PL, net $9 Lose $5 DP and lose $12 odds, for a net loss $8 bucks. Is this not co...

Lunch with Heavy is one of the highlights of my month. We discuss a lot of things and some are incorporated into the board and elsewhere. Making a $100 a day was interesting when it got to where exactly how much time should this should take or should you be at the table?

Robchell: In a lot of joints you have to lay enough to win $20 on a seven out.

My impairment is not visible. Shot knees. I cannot stand more than a few minutes and that is an EDE. I cannot walk much more than 20 yards before I am ready to collapse. There are many physical elements not visible such as emphysema, artificial legs, etc. So, it is not good to make a decision withou...

LS: I believe that comes from Grafstein.

Hey, that's an easy answer: I'll see all that are thrown. I ain't blind yet.

SHOOTITALL wrote: . . ."bring them down and just wait for a decision on the DP." However, if the point is 4 or 10, I may waste a buck on the HW, simply because I have a weakness for the HWs. A Bad bet is like a gal that rejected you, you keep going back even though you know it is mostly fu...

I will throw in my from what it's worth dept. I think I would use a piece of leftover birch from the base and adjust a practice spot before doing all the heavy work on the table. Not good to put it together, not like it and redo, sometime more than once. Just my opinion.

I remember reading when the MGM caught on fire years ago, security had a hell of a time trying to get the folks out of the casino. They did not want to leave.

Whenever gunfire erupts in the casino I'll turn my bets off (and duck under the table). Seems I remember that happening in LV after a heavyweight fight. A couple of BJ tables got turned over and folks crawling around on the floor gathering up chips. Then, in Laughlin, NV a couple of motorcycle gang...

O.K. I''ll throw in my two cents here, about all my cash not obligated. ". . . pit critters chortle when they pass one another in the pit." Because you know how to drive a car does not mean you know all about a car. I say this because dealers know all about payoffs and such but most have l...

Any seven, pays 4/1. Worst bet on the felt. Actually LS I once saw a worser bet on the table. It was at the 4 Queens years ago and one of the dealers had "invented" a new bet that was actually on the layout. Basically, it was a hi/lo bet. You bet whether the shooter would throw greater th...

That be basically the infamous Iron Cross, a system that is as old as the game. It can bite you. First time I read about it was about 1984.

The only thing in the video worth anything is him using the same set. Regardless of how you toss them by using the same set one tends to get repeating results. We use to call that rhythm rolling. If one uses the same set he could shoot them out his ass and the results would be the same, semi random.

I think maybe we can use the firebet odds since that will lose with any seven thrown. (Wizard of Odds)

0 0.593939
1 0.260750
2 0.101275
3 0.033434
4 0.008798
5 0.001640
6 0.00162

I think the coin flip is mixing apples and oranges. Odds before the fact, odds after the fact. After the fact of the first toss of course the second toss is the same odds. However, what are the odds of tossing 3,4,5 in a row? Before the fact, slim. As independent tosses, 50/50. I think this is right...

DN: That is not bad at all. I like your lesser martingale and I still believe three shots is plenty. Sometime you get chicken, sometimes you get feathers. But using it to lap the table to stay in action with a possibility of making a little is how it should be used. Going DC rather than DP is a vali...

Myself, I believe it is because folks cannot stand to lay $20 and get back $10. They cannot stand to have a naked DP or DC without odds which causes a quandary for them. If one can play the dark without laying odds, you will have the best of it. But, they prefer to place $12 and get back $14. And la...

Small antecedent story: A gal I worked with went to S/B for two nights. An hour after she arrived, she hit a $10 grand jackpot. When she left two days later, she had given back the $10 grand plus all she brought with her. Yea, I worked with folks that dumb (and it may have rubbed off on me).