Quote from: horus on March 06, 2015, 09:44:24 PM
Soxfan,

There is a Chapter in Craig Greiner's classic ''The Future Gambler'' titled 'Symmetrical Patterns from Asymmetrical Relationships' for the dice table.

Craps was this guys main game and this was a pretty detailed way to win. There is only one full sized craps table from what I am aware of in my neck of the woods down in London.

I am only mentioning it because the title of the chapter reminds me of our own AsymBacGuy.

I will get around to studying it and post it up. I like the Star Myself. It can be a forgiving progression at times.

I've enevr read that book, but I've always felt the dice game was more likely to stay in balance than the baccarats. At dice, the 7's act as a check on both long pass, and don't pass streak, so much better especially for the anti-streak style, hey hey.

Quote from: Whiskeypete on March 06, 2015, 09:36:34 PM
Wicked awesome but can you use it in baccarat

Of course, you can use Star at the baccarats, though I think it is better suited to the dice. But ya gotta have the balls, bankroll, and access to a joint that allows a fat spred between min/max bets so you can play the thing, as written, hey hey.

The best "system" I ever came across was Star System. In fact, I know a cat who has used it for years at the dice table, and has made a very good income with it, hey hey.

Good to see the john-O/gr8888888888one feud goin strong after all these years. Time to break out the Guinness and cahsew and enjoy the show, hey hey.

The Frank Barstow mention distributions in connection with his theory of the diminishing probabilty. That dragon cat based a method on distibutions but the mickey mouse progression scheme don't feed the bulldog, hey hey.

The Tomla is correct, this is the best thread on the forum. In the end though it's balls and bankroll that separate the winner from the loser, hey hey.

It's a simple matter to calculate average per shoe profit. So, if a cat is unable or unwilling to provide that figure you can be fairly certan that he ain't a regular winning player, hey hey.

That was interesting. I don't play poker anymore but my nephew has been making about 26-30 per hour playing sng tournament online.

So what's the best bs style for the dozens if a cat just wants to avoid gettin clipped for 18 losses in a row?

Years ago I was kicking around some idea with a cat on a member only dice forum. After a while we lost touch but I later found out that he used some of my idea to put together a system that he put on offer for a 1000 bucks a pop. I used to have a strong dislike for the system seller but they no longer bother me. I just always wondered if these system selling cats ever make any kinda decent cake for their endeavor.

Time for some cashew and Guinness, hey hey.

Have any of you roulettes playin cats ever seen on of the dozen "sleep" for 18 or more spins?

I've asked mathites on various forum to tell me exactly how many baccarats decision constitutes a "long run" and I've yet to receive a specific straight answer to that question. If the long run is millions or tens of millions of decisions then I will not live long enough to buck up against it, hey hey.

So, this where all the shrewd cats are congregatin' at these days. And even the garnabby is makin the scene, just like old times. Good thing I stocked up on Guinness and cashew, hey hey!