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  Califonria to vote on "super casinos"         


Author: alan
Date: Jan 5, 2008 23:40

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  Re: Haven't been to the boat this "year".         


Author: rkalex
Date: Jan 5, 2008 21:46

" That seem's to be what always happens" What seem's to always happen is
some idiot from about three generations of idiot's springs forth to
inform the people that have been there and done that, How to do it. Set
the F=== DOWN, SHUT THE
--- UP. YOU MIGHT LEARN SOMETHING! BITCH!
Don.t want E- mail, my ass! Y OU ARE A SOCK PUPPET or a sissy that is
afraid to back what he says! Rex
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  Re: Haven't been to the boat this "year".         


Author: rkalex
Date: Jan 5, 2008 21:12

" Talk about smokein
--Tunica has some of the most smoke filled casino's
I have ever been inside of" And will always have. Southern Hospitality!
Love it or leave it! Rex
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  Craps Superstitions         


Author: Diceman
Date: Jan 5, 2008 14:36

Heres another question to try to get this group back on to Craps
and away from the spammers garbage

Whats the strangest ritual or superstition you have seen at the craps
table?

For me I was playing near Seattle and this middle aged gentleman had
one of those ugly little troll dolls about 4" tall with long green
hair.

Before he threw he would tell the doll what numbers he wanted and tap
it 3 times on the chip rail.
He was about even after an hour , so I don't know if it hurt or
helped : )

So what's your story?
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  Re: Field Bets         


Author: ACDOC
Date: Jan 5, 2008 09:20

On Jan 5, 3:50 am, jbk...@webtv.net (John B) wrote:
> This is where I become confused.
> You understand that "maybe not any" have mastered "dice influence" and
> yet you believe in the existence of players who can influence the dice.
> How do you justify this, unless it is your faith which does not require
> concrete evidence.  
> =======
>
> I never said I believe players can influence the dice, I just said I
> believe in the possibility. When I said I bet on players that appear to
> be practicing the art, I never meant to imply that I believed they
> really were changing the outcome from random....I was just doing what
> Van said he did, why not try, doesn't hurt (at least not how I bet).
>
> JB

It's easy to demonstrate, using CHITEST in Excel, that a setter is
influencing the dice (or not). In other words, you can show that a
setter's toss is non random (or not). Also, it doesn't require
thousands of rolls if you examine individual "Influence Variables".
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  Simple Approach to Online Roulette         


Author: wiiwubjmqbbs
Date: Jan 5, 2008 08:10

There are several beatable online casino games. Roulette is not one of
them. In fact, all of the online casinos and sportsbooks need to get
it together on their Roulette games, because there isn't one good game
out there.
It's sad that this needs to be publicly brought to the attention of
the gaming industry, but since most players don't pick up the phone
and call their casinos to complain, somebody had to get on the ball
with a truthful tell-all. If you play, you will not win, if you do,
count yourself lucky, and take your money and run to another game.
Understand that the game of Roulette has always been a house game.
Traditional casinos can realize an advantage of 5.27%% to percentages
(over 7%%) that you do not want to hear!
Online casinos clearly have a much larger advantage. Frankly,...
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