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@Dynamite_shooter i had $60 on the 6&8.. $50 on the 5.. $20 on the field. $15 on the don't pass to start. The box numbers pay $70 per hit... I paid my rack $50 on any of those box hits. I did it like the #colorup video that started this whole experiment.

@CousinofHermes1 thanks for confirming

@@dianamoore1020 thank you for that suggestion. Very interesting way to cover all the hits and cheaper too.

@themaintenanceman903 Thank you, the dice ha e been stubborn lately on giving me better than average session. I threw for a while off camera and dialed in the lobby toss to the corner. I know i should stick with what works and keep working it. The off camera practice i did play around with some off axis sets. I started having some decent results with one version. I will keep that one in my pocket for further testing. Thank you for your support as always.

@themaintenanceman387 i am willing to try any grip, set or theory. My thoughts are find your strengths and build on it .. even if it only averages out to 1 extra hit before the 7.

I hope you had a good practice session. Did you have a winning casino visit?

@@CousinofHermes1 I'm always honest. I had a great practice session. got to the casino, first guy had an ok roll, made a couple bucks, next guy hit the tall bonus, I was on it, $5 pays $175. my turn and I point 7 out, and color up and won $140. and left. going next wednesday, every wednesday.

​@@themaintenanceman903I like your process. Don't give it back once you get it. Well done.

@themaintenanceman Did you go with a bouncy, hard surface? What did you use for chip rails, I am not sure how I am going to make mine as of yet. Fyi This felt is holding up nicely too. I have had it up for over a year thus far.

@@CousinofHermes1 the casinos I play at are old tables, no bouncy surface. one layer of felt, my crapless cover and then my top cover of the regular craps layout like the video. as far as chip trays.... I got the walls built and the pyramids put in then I started throwing dice and never stopped. i wanted all that stuff but reality is that I needed a place to practice for hours so I could win at the casinos. and that has happened and now chip rails are but an old dream.

@MikeySwags Thank you Mikey, I still have to create and put the chip rails on still. Overall I am pleased with its action on the soft and bouncy sides.

Thank you, Jeremy. I am having fun making them.

I am doing well, thank you, George. I took a break from posting videos. Saving up to get a better streaming rig. The last two setups gave me issues. Thank you for checking in and saying hello.

Thank you kindly George. I have been in stealth mode watching and working.

My apologies for not checking sooner. Crypto had my full attention lately. What coins do you watch or are interested in?

I have seen you use that in your sessions. The hard side is a tougher nut to crack on what set has the best long jevity. I will definitely give that a try later today

Purist? As a light side player, what is your personal main objective?

@@CousinofHermes1 to prolong my roll as long as possible . I dont care if i dont have repeaters . I just care that i am consistent in avoiding the 7 and of course making the rigt dice set decisions to achieve that . apart from that everyone's goal is consistency .

I am really trying to understand The Why and When you change. As an example, if you Roll a 9 ... do you change the set to roll an other 9? or are you seeking a new number. ? .. Then further if the 9 is rolled .. then roll the unthinkable 30, 12's in a row... I know its improbable, but you kept changing the set to get the nine or another number but it was a 12 each time. Would that be a win or a loss with your game play? Would you be happy it beat probability and the random roller average of 6. but made $0.00 because you did not have a bet on the 12. I might be confusing myself even more. lol ...

@GeorgeFromCy I am forsure working on what doesn't work... I threw a short session after this one on the hard end of the table. Let's just say I am not rushing to record that fiasco. Again thank you for your wisdom and suggestions on getting the best from the streaming set up.

Thank you George! I learned from the best and that would be you. I do enjoy seeking alternative ways to enjoy this game

Thank you George. I will do that. The stream cut off on me and I did not see it. I went on talking to myself for like 30 minutes .. lol

@@CousinofHermes1 we all started from something Brian . Please feel free to reach out of you need any help with this .

I am getting there... spent the day dialing in the cameras and opening logo graphics. I am using obs and confused how to change where my audio picks up from.

@@CousinofHermes1 if you need any help please reach out.

More to come! ... I look forward to your input as well. Thank you George.

@GeorgeFromCy ... I do try to play at tables with just a few players. And if I know them all the better. If the tables are full and can't get stick left 1 or 2.. I will just observe.

Both really.. I was trying to flesh out a thought of when the signals to change the throw or set. Or when to Grind through with a throw or set because the SOR has a track record of working.

Poseidon Gaming Emporium the answer is in my opinion. Fix the problem. Not the set. Problems arise in mechanics. In your case this is more complicated cause you change mechanics to something completely different. It does not address a problem but rather introduces something completely different

@@GeorgeFromCy interesting.. so keep working the throw to find the mechanical error . Therefore dont be quick to change because of a bad session or two. I like the input George, thank you.

Poseidon Gaming Emporium in practice sessions I’d fix the problem. In casino situation I admit I would use sister sets which when transposed give me my inside hits.

@@GeorgeFromCy yes yes only grind along in practice . That would potentially be a costly experience. .... so you would use same throw and grip but change the set to work for your numbers to hit. Now we are digging down to the question that was being purposed. Very nice thank you.

We have a place around where I'm at call Jo-Ann Fabrics. They sell this particular kind of foam call EVA foam. And they sell it in various thicknesses 1 mm to mm3 mm excetera. The EVA foam is what caused play people used to make their costumes. My full layout is one layer of pleather 1 mm thick then a 2 mm layer of EVA foam and then I have the felt.

It's in my top five sets forsure. I had heard it was one of the most risky sets though. I am sure the grip plays a major part in its final result though. Keep at it and thanks for the sub and comments.

what grip? Kind of toss do you like to use with it?

@@CousinofHermes1 I usually use the 3 finger grip but do change to pinch grip grip if my toss is a little off. I practice everyday and sometimes just work on my grip and release

I can make a video that is more in depth if you like.