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[ashgilpincom]

The Dice Control Revolution is in full swing. It is now an accepted fact that craps players possessing the skill of setting, gripping and throwing the dice so that they travel side-by-side in orbit, can overcome the house edge at casino craps.

If you develop the ability to throw the dice more than the random 6 times before the losing 7 is rolled, you have an edge over the house.

The Craps Training DVD's available at http://www.craps-dice-control.com will bring to life the dice sets, grips, and controlled throws shown in real-time, slow motion and even frame-by-frame.

[Harvey]

Originally Posted by ashgilpincom

The Dice Control Revolution is in full swing. It is now an accepted fact that craps players possessing the skill of setting, gripping and throwing the dice so that they travel side-by-side in orbit, can overcome the house edge at casino craps.

If you develop the ability to throw the dice more than the random 6 times before the losing 7 is rolled, you have an edge over the house.

The Craps Training DVD's available at http://www.craps-dice-control.com will bring to life the dice sets, grips, and controlled throws shown in real-time, slow motion and even frame-by-frame.

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[Harvey]

As far as dice control goes, I do believe that it is possible.

I have read Stanford Wong's book on dice control and it makes a very compelling case. He's a respected name in the field of gambling, and I have a hard time believing that he would be involved if it was bogus.

I haven't tried the method myself, but the book was an interesting read.

I also read a dice control book by, I believe, Frank Scoblete? It was also very insightful and was possibly superior to Wong's book (as it was more accessible to the novice).

[Harvey]

The full titles of the books were:

Golden Touch Dice Control Revolution! How to Win at Craps Using a Controlled Dice Throw! by Frank Scoblete and Dominator

Wong on Dice by Stanford Wong