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You planted the seed dude. Looking forward to trying this set out in the real world. Working great here in the lab.

Considered going to the old switch blade.

switch blade would be a great handle!!!

Thanks Ed.

Careful.

This set is working wonders on my practice rig.

I’ve had them a long time. Gamblers Book Store dude. Color up uses the exact same ones 😝

Let me know how it goes

Hey Paul. That grip is described in detail in the Mad Professor book. I like it from the SR positions as a right hander. It’s a bit tricky in the casino as the stick person can get in the way.

Thanks for stopping by. I checked Crapsee out a while back but too many moving parts for me. Appreciate the idea. All the best.

@@sargeviguy9464 Hey Sarge. Yea ya got to love it when a plan comes together. That’s for the feedback.

Thanks buddy. Ten Ton inspired the approach 😉

@@1yamawai1 dude was on fire. 🔥

Hey. I guess I get why you’re thinking a 1% edge would enable a craps player to go pro. But no one player can be open for business the way the house can. Be that as it may I am currently putting out short videos on random tossing and control tossing. I invite you to watch them and let me know what you think. All the best and thanks for coming by and your input. Always welcome. MM

@@mudslidemac9613 well before auto shufflers, there were professional blackjack players who did well with just a very small edge over casino. The bets just have to be bigger. If a craps player had enough confidence, he would be table maxing with his edge. I’ve seen some of your random toss videos. Nice experiment.

@ColorUp dude I’ve been hitting casinos for about 50 years now. I’m aware of card counting. But I don’t think anyone should attempt to make gambling a profession. No matter the game or the skill. Unless you’re writing books or doing TV spots or running training, seminars or even RUclips 😉. I’m a recreational craps player that has managed to stay ahead of the curve using presets and controlled mechanics. If I lived in Vegas I’d be supplementing my retirement playing the game. I don’t consider myself a gambler rather an advantage player.

Thanks for the input sir. DI is a touchy subject for sure. I think people are naturally skeptical about it. I was until I started trying it for myself. Oh well All the best.

Thank you for sharing your experience. I believe I am understanding the dice weight concept. I have noticed over the years that heavier cubes react differently on my practice rig. I wonder if in the current casino environment dice differ in weight other than the small variance in weight between the 3:4 and 775 sizes. What do you think 🤔

@@mudslidemac9613 Casino Dice are 300 mgs too light for me. ;)

True that. How ya doing Sir.

@@mudslidemac9613 life is good. going down to connecticut next month and will roll some dice.

Ya know it’s interesting that I have a difficult time not tossing in a controlled manner. I think that’s a good thing???

@@mudslidemac9613 i noticed that. :) dice were still landing very softly

Thank you. I think I grabbed it from a casino supply website.

Wow that’s awesome. I think I get the drift of what you’re describing. Could you break it down into basic terms.

@@mudslidemac9613 If you can keep them On Axis, meaning if they are Heavy enough, you can use a Cheat Code a certain Bookie, Dice Maker, and Modern Craps Layout Designer named John H. Winn built into the game. There's a backdoor! When your line bets + edge your total action, use DI, Random otherwise. Winn would use Heavy dice for himself, and light dice for everyone else. However, he wasn't likely alone and someone designed a functional 'Lodge' or Fraternity into the Craps layout. Brethren! This works because causality is exponential + or -, and increasing exponential + variance w/ DI while keeping - edge variance low w/ random tosses is the new paradigm for winning Caps. It has been hidden in the Craps Layout since 1907. All it took was some 11th Grade Math. I'd like to thank my 11th Grade Math Teacher Mr. Dubois. 'Thanks for teaching me well, sending me to the NYIT lecture on Group Theory, and writing such a great recommendation for me. I got into Ivy. I found a Lost Mystery in my favorite Gambling Game.

@@mudslidemac9613 Use DI when your line bet's + edge covers your action, otherwise use Random. Just use Dice Heavy enough to be at or above your DI Mass Threshold. It's just Inertia vs Elasticity. A simple Physics Lab Experiment. I'm making my own 'Dice Conjuror's Set' of 'Novelty Dice' in 100 mg mass steps.

Interesting. I have been thinking on this comment and am wondering if you could explain further? Thanks

I'm 1 st Trustee and Ed is Second of Metatron's Altar. Applications are open and Ed gets to decide your 'worth'.

Fascinating comments and suggestions. I’m curious about your experience with the skill of setting dice and controlled mechanics to launch the cubes. I know Ed but I don’t think you have ever commented before on any of my craps videos over the years. I welcome your opinion and thoughts about the game. Thanks for watching. All the best.

@@mudslidemac9613 Over 30 years as a DI AP player. I discovered the 'Hardways Butterfly' for Passline bets for instance. I have found the Proof that DI is real not too long ago. I simply weighed my dice, and I sorted them into 8.7. 8.8, 8.9, and 9.0 grams groups. As I went from 8.7 to 9.0 grams, my DI x, y, z Variance went from zero to here. It's Inertia vs Elasticity and Work vs Entropy. I've even developed a DI Thermodynamic model. Just so you know, there's a cheat code built into the layout. That's what the whole 'Lodge' thing is about. I discovered a Mystery in the Craps Layout. Heavy dice are key.

Wow. My first thought is in the modern game aren’t all casino dice the same weight. On the other hand I have some old dice from extinct casinos that in fact are heavier than what I believe casinos are using today. And they for sure behave differently when tossing them in a controlled manner. I have been a student of presetting and control tossing for the last 10 years and a craps player going back to 1975 or so. Very interested in learning more about your experience and insight. Thanks again for stopping by.

I will try the approach you suggested earlier. And let you know what happens. Very interesting stuff. Thank you.

@@tentonisnumber1 probably just the two of us my friend 🫡

@@mudslidemac9613 excuse me?

@@Roll2Win and of course the dice whisper.

Yea my retirement fall back plan is to become a break-in craps dealer at the Gold Coast 😆

Not to sound rude or anything. But, no not until you have the courage and conviction in your heart and skill that you as the shooter can adjust sets and grip and not mess up your rhythm of the hand.

My resources and experience indicate any 4 tossed can be called by the stick as little Joe. Really appreciate the comment. All the best.

@@winfieldjenkins1328 yep that’s her. It was so cool to be playing on the same table with her. Lots of fun.

@@winfieldjenkins1328 I was there the week of June 17. I will for sure let you know when I go back. I live in So Cal. My next trip with Doc Random will be Biloxi next year.

I get that, which is not cool. Why do people get such an attitude about controlled shooting. Really pisses me off. I don’t hate on math head strategy freaks. It’s all part of the game. WTF 🤬

@@mudslidemac9613 Show me a mathematician that is a professional craps player? I’ll wait …..

i’m here for the comment section on this one

@@Roll2Win I make my $ in real investments Ed, like any normal Retired Professional Educator. There are no 'Mathematician' that can catch up with this Ed. However, if you are Worthy enough...

Why would i want him to fail? I want everyone, whether controlled or random to roll great! He just gave me permission to mark his landing spots for his dice. I thought Dicesetters had good control of his dice sticking together. I was just showing how the dice scatter pretty crazy after hitting wall though.

Yes sir we sure did. It’s a good venue. Good family friendly atmosphere.

Hey Don. All is well sir. Hope you are doing well too. Good to hear from you.

@@mudslidemac9613 doing great here. Hitting Vegas at the end of August. Staying at Paris

@@donstandley8205 I'll be hitting two spots in August, The Rivers Casino outside of Chicago and the River View casino outside of St Louis. Vegas in last Sep early Oct hopefully. Hows your toss doing?

@@mudslidemac9613 I’ve played Rivers in Chicago. Had a work trip there. Very playable. My toss is solid as ever.

Thank you and I appreciate you taking time to comment. All the best.

Thanks Sarge. All the best.

Thank you Sarge. Hope you’re tossing great and filling up that rack.

Hey buddy thanks for dropping by. Not sure what the white cross strategy is but I guess I got it figured out. All the best.

I know, right!!

Y’all got that right. Great shooter, instructor and person. Thanks for watching. All the best.

U trying to shoot live on Facebook

Thanks Ed. Been applying a five finger approach to the Yuri “style” grip. The results are pretty dang good. Great feeling for even finger pressure and spin control. Highly recommend giving it a try.

It’s a nice little 8’ table I have access to. Presents a challenge though because you’re forced into a table top release from the end straight away or a hook other wise it’s just too short a toss to be realistic. Good bounce characteristics.

@@mudslidemac9613 8’ is just too small

Thanks for stopping by. Appreciate the comment. All the best.

HW. 5/4 5/4 then 4/2 4/2 for the hand after the two natural sevens.

Hi Sarge, how are ya doing. Getting ready for some memorial day grilling/BBQ? If you do I hope its a good one. I am getting pumped up for some juicy burgers with all the fix-ens. Anyway, back to craps. I used to exclusivity use this betting approach before I started getting into dice setting. Only difference is I would use a odds progression vs. sticking with 2x odds on each bet. I saw a golden touch video a week or so ago and good old Dom was explaining how a dice controller with an SSR over 7 "should" take advantage of their DI advantage by only betting low house edge bets "aka" come bets with two times odds, because when using one set certain numbers will repeat and the skilled shooter should take advantage of that. All the best brother. Keep it frosty.

Hey Buddy thanks for watching. Cross them sixes ✌️

Look for my Video “New Camera Angle and a Little Back Swing”. It’s got the camera view I believe you want to see. Thanks for watching and I hope you get some good information to help you with your DI project. All the best.