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Welcome to the Jazz Corner. I’ve set out on the journey to see if the art of Dice Control is legitimate and if it’s a skill that we could utilize while playing craps. This will be the ultimate test to see if it’s true or false.
I’ve bought several Golden Touch Craps courses, as well as constructed a homemade craps table to practice with. My goal here is to show you the good, the bad and the ugly when it comes to learning how to become a dice controller with no strings attached like most videos out there.
I have no idea if I will become a proficient Dice Controller by the end of this journey but I’ve decided to document it all for you so you’ll be able to see the complete transparent truth behind Dice Control and if it’s it possible or not!
Join me along my journey as we find out if we can learn this skill together!
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It takes YEARS. not months to become skilled at Influencing the dice. If you want to know the truth…… Dice Influencing is really no more than " Toss" influence.
What I mean is this…..the toss itself is the only thing that is really being influenced. We influence how our dice rotate in the air, where they land, & how much bounce they have after contact with the backwall. The numbers received will vary.
The reality is this: If a person is lucky enough to become a skilled shooter, unless you are HIGHLY skilled…..the largest advantage someone will acquire is 2%. ( which is just enough to barely tilt the odds).
I have been at the craft for 13 years, & what I have found ( and I consider myself skilled, & play quite frequently on the road to supplement my retirement income) is that you must wager very carefully ( low house edge bets), & know when to walk away, because there will be many days wherein your toss is good, yet you continue to get bad results. A 2% advantage is not huge, so you must wager accordingly.
If you want to learn/witness how the dice should react after contact with the backwall, view the videos on my YouTube channel @ Cashiers Cage.
If you have any questions, feel free to E-mail me at Cashierscage37@gmail.com.
Thanks for the video. I feel there IS such a thing as "advantage roll" with practice. I'm working on an roll that has my palm facing the target wall (diamond bumper) and then releasing the dice like they were a bocce ball. With the forward momentum, they stay on axis with little to no bounce. My goal is keep them rolling on the deck down all the way down the table, and they die when they touch the beveled base of the diamond bumper, so there is the slightest amount of movement. Thanks again and Good Luck
I think you're doing great keep up the hard work it will pay off