Framing the Issue
Let's get 2 things straight ... Every roll is random. Humans can control the dice. Huh? Trust me.
Questions:
Correct Terminology
Dice Controller
Dice Influencer
Controlled Shooter
Experienced Shooter
Rhythm Roller
Random Roller
Is every throw random?
Yes, of course
But is this black and white?
Are there degrees of random?
How does a dice controller try to overcome randomness?
What are dice controllers trying to control, exactly, and how?
This is a great opportunity to share survey results (70% want to avoid 7, 22% want to target #s)
The 7
Prolonging rolls
Gaining an advantage over house edge
Changing the probabilities
Targeting numbers specifically
Can the dice be controlled?
Share some reddit, email, and youtube comments here. Unfortunately lots of negative stuff from this side of the argument.
The Case For
Physics are real
Humans are capable of superhuman things
Practice makes perfect
Look at Golf, Archery, Goalball
The non-quantifyable argument:
"If it wasn't real, there wouldn't be countermeasures"
And there are MANY countermeasures...
The Case Against
Share some images of people selling "never lose" systems
The hardware -- table, back wall makes it actually impossible
The time suck at the table
Fantasy land
I've tried and failed and have given up on the fantasy
It's a unicorn, plain and simple
Snake oil salesmen
Can it be proven either way?
Share the machine study and other folks that have tried
Mechanical trials
Lack of data
Slow Motion
Video
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