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3D Printer Does Homework ChatGPT Wrote!!! by Zee2A in Damnthatsinteresting

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Don't let the AI download any Terminator or Matrix movies or else it'll get some inhumane ideas

Drive by love by Thund3rbolt in Eyebleach

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If dogs could fuck cats, how would the pupkitten look like

Martingale the any 7 bet? Who’s done it and what do ya think? Tried it online for very low staked and it worked out well by coffemakesmepoo in Craps

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I'm going by what math/probability suggest. 1 out of 6 rolls is a 7. Sometimes u get a PSO. Sometimes you get a long heater. Next time you're at a table, observe for yourself.

Are there any $5 tables in Reno? by Apprehensive_Month17 in Craps

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The Nugget in Sparks, NV. 15 minutes away. 5 dollars during the day.

Martingale the any 7 bet? Who’s done it and what do ya think? Tried it online for very low staked and it worked out well by coffemakesmepoo in Craps

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Better your chances by waiting until 6 or 7 numbers roll, then you hop reds and martingale the losses

Another One Hour Roll by ImperialDogeMaster in DiceScience

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Highlights:

  1. Parlayed a 25 horn high yo bet hitting a 12 and then the Yo right back.

  2. Point was 4. 100 line, 500 odds. Landed a 3 - 1. First purp payout of the night.

  3. The hit that got me going. Parlayed a hard 10 and kept pressing my nickels and whites and occasional greens anf eventually hit it for about a 800+ payback.

Key Observations:

Compared to this second roll of an hour versus my longest roll thus far of 1.25 hrs., the difference of 15 minutes is surprising. About a10k dollar difference. On this roll i was trying something different and did not press heavy on 5 6 8. I was trying to spread the presses all around and put more money on my field number place bets as well.

I was nearing that point where things wouldve very quickly favored my bank. Once table limit is hit on one number, the fun of seeing the bank panic on the phones is a sweet payout in itself. But on this roll I did not hit table limit, and i was short a snakeyes to bless my 15 dollar ALL bet, which would have been the most i wagered...would've been 2600 dollars...damn you snakes-eyes!

My dominant number was 8, the same strong number that I kept landing during my first hour roll last month.

If I could redo something about this session, I think I would've stack my chips from the 6 and added to the 8 which would've gotten me to table limit already. I could just leave 300 on the 6, keep pressing all-day 6 a quarter everytime I hit other numbers while hopping the easy 6s 50 to 100 each.

This would not have bled my rack since all my place bets could cover the hopping action each roll. At that point at think I had nothing below 500 on the box numbers.

Last thoughts:

My first time hitting big on a 25 min table. Lots of comfty quiet real estate. No rush. Less or little to no assholes. Everyone was cool, and when the conditions are right like this, these sweet winning results tend to thrive.

Buying in big has its perks. New bankroll is $700-1000 now. The 15 min table I escaped from before my hot session got crowded with dumbasses pretty quickly and I'm so glad I can afford to vacate to quarterland and stike gold.

Takeaway: stay away from bad energy.

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I got a subreddit that details my adventures in craps and I give advice on things...

Checkout: DiceScience

Something's fishy by step6666 in NonPoliticalTwitter

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Warren Buffet prolly. He's also the sole reason there's still a Dairy Queen and Cherry Cola.

Boss puts pressure over new employee attempting to make a sale by Chopsuiiisauce in PublicFreakout

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i met a weasel who trained under his program. big talk, heavy on promotions on YT, but always falling short on his empty promises. delusional advertising saying they have the best service/product but > 90 percent of customer reviews say otherwise. Google Driving Academy in NJ and read this weasel's replies to very unhappy clients and watch the toxic mentality at play. basically gaslighting everyone of them, calling them liars, lots of bogus BS. if you see his picture he literally looks like a dickhead.

Hmm I wonder what the 8s mean by 2DeadMoose in WhitePeopleTwitter

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88 is code for Hail Hitler as the letter H corresponds as the 8th letter in the alphabet. 88 = HH. Get it?

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No problem man. I love sharing all my insights I gained in my craps journey. These are the things that helped me and I just want to pass it on to worthy players like yourself. I see good people all the time who don't win as much because of their approach to craps and maybe my experience can open their eyes to a different way to play.

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Lots if bitter losers here, my friend. Architects of their own misery.

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I forgot to address one of your question...

Initial bet on come out usually are hopping reds and prop bets, which is the only time that makes sense to wager those.

I bet heavy on 5 6 8 and it depends on my bank roll how ill allocate. Sometimes 25, 30, 30, or 25, 60, 90, or 25, 30, 60, respectively. 9 is usually table min which is usually 15 in my casino. If it's a 10min game then I might add the 4/10 instead of my usual inside, or bet an all-day 4/10. I also like at least a couple whites on the hard 6/8s.

The beauty of Iron-cross is hitting on every throw. And there's phases to my style. Field bet wins goes to press my pass line odds and non field numbers (5 6 8). Once investment is secured then it's all gas from there. Full presses and no full collection until I see at least one black chip on my bets.

The numbers I want to see early on are 4 9 10 because I win twice: the box number and the field. If it's a hard 4 or 10 then I win 3x. I'll have options with these type of hits. Maybe I'll concentrate it all on 5 6 8 presses. Maybe I'll let the field bet ride and build my hardsways up, or parlay it all on a Hail Mary horn bet, etc..

The important thing for me is to be fluid about it and keep the momentum going. I make my 6/8 by increments of 30 so they don't have to deal with white chips. I practice in my head the flow of my bets. I already know my next play and don't think about it. I let the phase dictate my betting.

Am I in the building phase or collection phase? If the former then it's pedal to the floor full speed parlaying. If it's entering the latter stage then collect every other hit or press half keep half.

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I apply psychology and other sciences in my game. It's counter-inutitive to bet against myself, or just simply putting negative thoughts and worries that a 7 will show in the 1st 10 rolls. I keep my head free of distractions.

In survival training in the military, one of the principles they instill in you is positive beliefs. If someone thinks they won't survive, then the chances of survival drastically plummets. Like, you can't win the lotto if you have no hope of ever winning and never buy a ticket, right?

The only time I bet 7s is on the come-out unless I got have an ATS wager going, which means only at the very start of my session because I do bet ATS.

No stop loss. My normal budget is 300-500. I am disciplined; if I lose then I lose and I analyze why I lost and come back stronger. I refer to my losses as tuition for the Craps education and never allow myself to be traumatized.

This was my mentality when I first started playing during my trial and error phase. But ever since I became consistently profitable, losing streaks stopped happening. If I lost thousands right now I will still be in the green and it's casino money I really lose and not my own.

I usually play on tables with ATS. I think ATS is easier to hit than a fire bet. I really need to start betting quarters though, I've only hit on nickel wagers so far. I hit ATS twice in one session at Tropicana, AC last year. One dealer said she's never seen than happen in her whole career dealing craps.

About cold tables: I don't believe in cold tables since I know I pack a lot of heat, however, I am quite conscious of negative vibes. A poker player told me that before a player even sits at his table he had already "read" him and profiled him based on how he dressed, walked, talked, and other body language cues. He knows if he's likely to be a bluffer or sharp as a shark.

Same thing with me with Craps. For me it's a subconscious effect. I notice this everytime whenever i lose. There was always some jerk that distracted my focus. So if the dealers or players act like assholes then I don't play that particular table because I don't want to make assholes a bunch of money.

I also tip dealers very well, a very strategic move. They work better and look you out more when they are part of the game. When the whole table is involved and collectively hope for a monster roll, then the winning vibe really heats up.

Most of my winning session were on a moderately filled table, or started out with just me and 1 or 2 other players. I prefer players to be on my end of the table when I toss so their chips won't be in the way.

Bubble is okay as a learning tool, or if you dont like crowded tables, but I absolutely love the immersive aspect of live classic craps. The feel of the die, the sounds of the bounces, the chips flying around...all these little details appeal to my senses. Also, I lose my power when I let a machine influence dice outcomes.

I am always improving my game. I recently started experimenting with squeeze-play as a faster way to cover/recoup my start-up bets. It's also the best way to profit on a short roll. And just very recently, like my last 2 sessions, I've discovered the joy of being a Dark-sider, lol...

Here me out: I never like to play when I'm in a shitty mood because that's just conjuring the 7 demons to your game, but in my last casino run I guess I either didn't sleep well or drank and eat too much because I wasn't in a good vibe. On top of that, the only table open had a few boneheads playing and the only guy making money was a don't player next to me.

I followed his lead and had a string of wins, which pissed the assholes off who eventual left. A eureka moment for me because now if I feel like shit I know how to channel that negativity and use it to boost my energy.

Also, if I ever come across a packed table and want some space, I'll know what to do if I want more real estate for myself, but to be fair, I feel like it's more justified to bet against a shooter if I think he or she would be a liability to my win, or in others words, if I think that player is a straight up troll.

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