Heavy's Axis Power Craps Forum

Lol and just think of all the new friends you could make if others around the table have the FB running and watch incredulously as you set for the 7 8-) :lol: If you want a new friend, buy a dog. Seriously though, LondonShooter , most of the players gathered around a craps table don't know the diff...

Hi LondonShooter, Great question. You'll recall that I went to great pains to point out several times in that piece that we were specifically talking about casinos that ALLOW an overlay on the Fire to a max-payout of $5000 (or who allow F-bets greater than $5, of which there are quite a number ). ~...

I am generally in agreement with SixShooter and Heavy on the whole Fire-bet hedging issue; however, let me present as fair and balanced a perspective from BOTH sides of the hedging an F-bet coin..and then take the discussion waaay beyond that point. :D A Word About Hedging Your Potential Fire-bet W...

This next set of in-casino roll-stats is from Dicenator’s most-recent craps-cruise; wherein we run my MP $204-Across equal-pay, two-hit Regression against them to see how it fares. Dicenator’s NORWEGIAN GETAWAY - NOV 2014 - TRIP REPORT (the original thread can be found here: http://diceinstitute.mx...

With all of the interest in Dicenator’s recent craps-cruises; several fellow board-members have requested that I run his in-casino roll-stats against my MP $204-Across equal-pay, two-hit Regression to see how they fare…and of course I am more than pleased to do so. Dicenator’s CARNIVAL DREAM - AUGU...

Here is the third set of in-casino roll-stats from Heavy’s recent seminar, and their subsequent results when run against my MP $204-Across equal-pay, two-hit Regression w/Passive-Aggressive Pressing approach: Shooter 1: 6 - 6p - 9 - 6 - 9p - 7 - 6 - 4 - 7out…+ $63 Shooter 2: 9 - 8 - 8 - 7out…+ $54 ...

Okay, let’s head over to LV’s Downtown Grand for the second session from Heavy’s recent Veteran's Day Craps Reveille where we are running my MP $204-Across equal-pay, two-hit Regression w/Passive-Aggressive Pressing against those group-shoot roll-stats. Live Session #2 Shooter - 7 - 2 - 8 - 4 - 12 ...

No prob, Jazzy . Just as an FYI: while the crew and I were fully engrossed with the gridiron-action yesterday, Ms. MP kindly went in and cleaned-up the formating in my ongoing Testing, Testing...Formulized D-I Betting-Strategies thread. Now everything properly fits onto the screen; making all of th...

Hi guys, I went back in and corrected the payout on Shooter #5, and to the subsequent totals. Thanks for the heads-up on that, Noah . Hi MP, I'm curious, are you able to calculate the average number of point cycle tosses before a seven-out from your project data? If you're able to share that info I...

Could you re-post the "MP $204-Across equal-pay, two-hit Regression w/Passive-Aggressive Pressing" parameters for us newbies or point me in the direction where I can find it? Hi mssthis1, Sure, no prob. The Mad Professor’s $204-Across equal-payout Regression w/Passive-Aggressive Pressing ...

Hi Obie, I am only going off of what Heavy provided in his own commentary. I will go back and make that correction. Thanks. I have no problem if you want to run 'The Strategy' against these roll-stats in your own separate thread, especially IF you explain the entire betting-process. That is, each a...

This is the continuation-thread of my MP $204-Across equal-pay, two-hit Regression w/Passive-Aggressive Pressing betting-trial. This is the first of what I expect will be many ongoing posts where we run the MP $204-Across Regression w/Passive-Aggressive Pressing against the group-shoot in-casino ro...

For me, the big take-away lesson from that whole episode, is the fact that the more you bet on random-rollers (even when you think you are hedging your losses twelve ways from Sunday)...the more you will lose . ...and of course, the closer you can stick to betting on valid-advantage wagers (and the...

And it could just be that he considers $15,000 as "chump change." Plenty of folks out there have sufficient bankroll that they feel that way. Isn't that the truth! :lol: ~If I lose an entire $2000 buy-in at the craps table, I won't lie, it DOES bother me. Maybe not as much as it used to, ...

Of course if someone used this strategy over 1700 hands of mixed randy and unproven DI, then they would NOT have faithfully followed the strategy. It is a strategy ONLY to be used on PROVEN DI's where you just don't know what the signature pattern of each DI is, only that there is a DI edge overall...

A $15,000 loss is equivalent to 74 uninterupted PSO's in a row with the MP-$204. Now that is some variance happening there. Both Amish Dude and SnakeEyes seem to be saying that they've never seen Mr. XXX bet on anything else , ever ...no Hardways, no Craps checks or C&E's, not even a single sol...

Hi Dork, No, generally speaking, the BIGGER the buy-in , the LOWER the heat (in a win-tolerant house). Dealers can generally 'mess' with low buy-in players because they know there is very little risk of bringing on the wrath of the Table Games Manager, the Shift Manager, or the head of Player Devel...

Also, how many stick changes were there on this hand? How often the cocktail waitress brush your thigh? How many other times did you have your bets off during the roll and miss a couple of juicy pay-offs? :D When I am using the MP-$204 on other skilled-shooters; I rarely turn my bets off during the...

Hi Freak, For me, the MP $204-Across Regression takes all of the coulda, woulda, shoulda guess-work out of the “ How should I bet on a skilled-shooter? ” question. In its place, the MP-$204 seeks an OPTIMAL-BALANCE between “ taking-versus-making ”. Here is how my approach with the MP-$204 would hav...

$20 units produced $4289 profit, with a final SRR of 6.79. A somewhat dissapointing amount of money to win for a decent srr, but you take the bad with the good, and on the next book I'm ramping up to $25 units with the BR at $25,033. There's a LOT to be said for maintaining a BIG-PICTURE perspectiv...