New Craps Machine
06-06-2012
, 04:36 PM
06-06-2012
, 05:34 PM
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It takes a hard core gambler to like a negative expectation game after you remove all the fun and excitement of real people.
Why not just figure 2% of your average total wagers per session, give that amount of money to the first beggar on the street, and then go play poker instead?
Why not just figure 2% of your average total wagers per session, give that amount of money to the first beggar on the street, and then go play poker instead?
And I don't think any CET properties have it in Vegas, Daniel, but I haven't been in Vegas for a few months either.
06-06-2012
, 08:48 PM
Did the slot finder on CET site and looks like flamingo has one. If you get points like slots it's great if not it's crap,no pun intended.
08-01-2012
, 10:46 PM
08-02-2012
, 07:19 AM
Played this game at a couple of the Station properties as well; my dad and I both threw $20 in and cashed out a couple hundred -- this old guy was the shooter for most of the entire time on one of the sessions, and it seemed like he couldn't seven out unless it had been at least 20-25 rolls without hitting his point. He had a streak going of at least 15-20 points hit, as well.
If you can determine a quasi-reliable way of relating the dice position to the timing of the button press to derive a leveraged result, apparently you can really clean up on this game. Virtual dice-setting by feel, if you will.
The craps table usually has people running it, and people sometimes make mistakes, especially with a high-motion-high-noise game like craps. I welcome the digital version, it's a wonderfully fun and efficient way to kill time/get drunk/avoid the crowded hectic scene around a normal craps table during a busy shift. If you can get into a groove and the dice are hitting, you're making money no matter what -- why not?
If you can determine a quasi-reliable way of relating the dice position to the timing of the button press to derive a leveraged result, apparently you can really clean up on this game. Virtual dice-setting by feel, if you will.
The craps table usually has people running it, and people sometimes make mistakes, especially with a high-motion-high-noise game like craps. I welcome the digital version, it's a wonderfully fun and efficient way to kill time/get drunk/avoid the crowded hectic scene around a normal craps table during a busy shift. If you can get into a groove and the dice are hitting, you're making money no matter what -- why not?
08-06-2012
, 06:33 PM
Quote:
Played this game at a couple of the Station properties as well; my dad and I both threw $20 in and cashed out a couple hundred -- this old guy was the shooter for most of the entire time on one of the sessions, and it seemed like he couldn't seven out unless it had been at least 20-25 rolls without hitting his point. He had a streak going of at least 15-20 points hit, as well.
If you can determine a quasi-reliable way of relating the dice position to the timing of the button press to derive a leveraged result, apparently you can really clean up on this game. Virtual dice-setting by feel, if you will.
The craps table usually has people running it, and people sometimes make mistakes, especially with a high-motion-high-noise game like craps. I welcome the digital version, it's a wonderfully fun and efficient way to kill time/get drunk/avoid the crowded hectic scene around a normal craps table during a busy shift. If you can get into a groove and the dice are hitting, you're making money no matter what -- why not?
If you can determine a quasi-reliable way of relating the dice position to the timing of the button press to derive a leveraged result, apparently you can really clean up on this game. Virtual dice-setting by feel, if you will.
The craps table usually has people running it, and people sometimes make mistakes, especially with a high-motion-high-noise game like craps. I welcome the digital version, it's a wonderfully fun and efficient way to kill time/get drunk/avoid the crowded hectic scene around a normal craps table during a busy shift. If you can get into a groove and the dice are hitting, you're making money no matter what -- why not?
