Setting and influencing the dice roll is just part of the picture. To beat the dice you have to know how to bet the dice. Whether you call it a "system," a "strategy," or just a way to play - this is the place to discuss it.
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Bankerdude80
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by Bankerdude80 » Tue May 30, 2017 11:01 pm
heavy wrote:I just can't bring myself to accept even money on the extra two bucks...
I'm with you there. Seems so unfair.
heavy wrote:...What I MIGHT ask the pit to do is okay me going to $600 on the six and eight only - but leave the rest of the numbers at 500 max.
Now that is a great idea. Have they ever been known to be receptive to do that in the past?
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by memo » Wed May 31, 2017 10:53 am
[quote="Bankerdude80"
heavy wrote:...What I MIGHT ask the pit to do is okay me going to $600 on the six and eight only - but leave the rest of the numbers at 500 max.
Now that is a great idea. Have they ever been known to be receptive to do that in the past?[/quote]
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I am enjoying this thread...It makes me think differently.
I also, like Heavy's thought. He is a direct, get you by the throat kinda guy.
In a place where they cap everything at 500, asking to to to 600 may cause a bit of scrutiny, or the process could slow the game...
I would tend to either be happy with 480 or ask how far I could press the bet. They may be able to go to 540 without needing a nod
from the TGS.
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DanF
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by DanF » Fri Jun 02, 2017 2:37 pm
Bankerdude80 wrote:What I want to know is if it s worth pressing the extra $20 from $480 to get to $500 max and confuse the dealers on the payout? (The $583).
Or you could ask to go to 510 for 595 payout. And drop 5$ for 600$
