The Dice Institute

For a couple of months now, Mad Professor and I have been posting blogs about our experiences in the AP craps world. During the Labor Day weekend, we've decided to give yoy a free peek at them and the comment threads from the members. After Labor Day, they will go back to being for member's enjoy so enjoy the peek into our private forum while you can. Open the full page to see the link.

Most gamblers, and gambling books for that matter, all advise you to bet-it-up when the dice are sizzling hot, and scale things back when the cubes are ice cold (or vice versa for Darkside bettors)

For modestly skilled dice-influencers, the line between winning and losing as well as the profit or loss that goes along with it, is an incredibly thin and tenuous one.

We had a great discussion about this ongoing series during last week’s open-to-everyone Chat Night (held on the first Thursday of each month at 10 pm Eastern/7 pm Pacific on the main DiceInstitute.com site).

WARNING: This article contains a rant which some readers may find offensive or disturbing. Reader discretion is strongly advised.

Some players bet with more mental certainty on negative-expectation random-rollers than they do on their own validated positive-expectation bets.

Let’s give some thought to the varying amounts of time we have to wait between each shooting opportunity when we are standing at the craps table in a casino.