Follow the math.
Every bet has a house edge built into it. The most basic are the pass/come. These bets have a 1.41% house edge built into them. This is based on a complex formula that is calculated by evaluating the number of ways to win the bet vs the number of ways to lose it.
If you can either
Increase the probability of winning
e.g. Make the 7 show up 13/72 instead of 12/72
Decrease the probability of losing
e.g. Make the 7 show up 11/72 instead of 12/72 times
You can erase the edge the casino has and turn that to your advantage.
But that's a big (very big) "IF"
Imagine both of those scenarios on the come-out rolls and from the dark or light side. How would that impact your win percentage? The house edge?
What happens to probability if you can have an effect on the 7?
Show the Win Craps Probablity Screen Here and play around with some options, along with the Wizard of Odds edge page
SRR & SOR are the primary metrics used
Die Theory
How does a 7 happen?
Overspin and Opportunity
Reduced energy into the wall
Reducing spin rates
Setting the dice
Trying to perfect some sort of controlled throw
There are many types
There are many obstacles to overcome
Logging and Adjusting
Bone Tracker
Craps Nation KPI Sheet
Smart Craps (GTC)
There's an enormous number of things that have to go right on your end
The casinos have countermeasures in place to prevent you from doing the things that work
Bouncy tables, Spiked walls, rules agains setting, rules forcing hard hits
This is climbing Mt Olympus blindfolded, with a broken leg, on crutches, in random weather
Stay Tuned ....
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