How to Win At Craps Using A Controlled Dice Throw! By Frank Scoblete and Dominator

Have you ever wanted to play craps and actually beat the house? Like most casino games, craps is not beatable under ordinary circumstances. It is a game with a house edge, meaning the longer you play, the more likely the casino is to win. However, Frank Scoblete and his partner Dominator believe they have found a way for you to beat this game, which is covered in the book The Golden Touch Dice Control – How to Win At Craps Using A Controlled Dice Throw!

Golden Touch Dice Control Revolution

The Golden Touch Dice Control system has nothing to do with how you bet, when you bet or what you bet. It’s all about how you roll the dice. Scoblete and Dominator promote a system called “dice control,” where a player can affect the outcome of a throw by the way he holds and tosses the dice.

Dice Control Basics

Golden Touch Dice Control Revolution takes you through the mechanics of dice control step by step, from how you should stand, how you should set the dice, the various grips, the way to pick the dice up and how to throw the dice so that you get a true throw with a minimum of bounce off the back wall. The instructions are illustrated with multiple photographs so you can see exactly what is being taught.

Other Features of Golden Touch Dice Control Revolution

The book also details other aspects of craps gambling, such as how to play when not the shooter, how to bet, how to fix leaks in your shooting, team craps play and even how to make the most of casino comps. If you are a craps player, you are likely to be highly entertained by this creative system for attempting to beat craps.

What Readers are Saying

Skeptical about the ability to control the dice at the craps table? Check out what some reviewers on Amazon.com have to say:

Ray Channey:

This book shows the controlled throw from beginning to end and how the dice should spin in the air, land and hit the back wall in such a way as to give the player the edge over the game. The types of bets you make are important too because not every bet can be overcome with the controlled throw. You must bet properly on yourself as a controlled shooter and also you must bet properly on the random shooters which are most craps players. This book has great material and is a must book for craps players looking to get the edge at the game.

George Heller:

This book is a must read book for all craps players looking to get a real edge at the game of craps. It is based on the physics of the dice throw and the math behind the proper betting.

Golden Touch Dice Control Revolution is available now on Amazon.com for under $12, or 1 lousy place bet at a $10 table. It could be the investment you have been looking for!

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Golden Touch Dice Control Revolution!

Did you hear about the rookie craps-throwing grandma who held the dice for 4 hours and 18 minutes this last weekend at the Borgata? According to this story it was 154 rolls without hitting a 7 (at the wrong time). Remember in craps there are times, when there is no point, that a 7 is actually a winner so I am sure she threw many sevens in her roll – just all when there was no point.

Over 4 hours!

I can’t tell you how much money I would have won on that roll. When I first starting playing craps in Vegas I had no idea what I was doing, although I did know that full odds was a good thing because the odds bet is the only even money bet in the casino. But I hadn’t learned about pressing bets yet. I was playing craps with friends from a bachelor party where two of us had back to back 90 minute rolls. We were happy to take $10,000 off the table but the dealers actually scolded us telling us we should have won $100,000.

Now that I know how to press, I would say they may have been right. Certainly would be right if that was one long roll without busting.

And 4 hours 18 minutes? On one of my hottest craps nights ever I turned $500 into $5,000 before giving a little bit back. As I wrote in the craps trip report I posted after that night we had THREE monster rolls in 3 hours, and each one was obviously less than an hour each – probably more like 30 minutes. I’ve never seen another 90 minute roll since that one amazing night.

I was in Vegas last week and took part in one hot roll where I turned $200 into $1,200 in about an hour, and I think that roll was maybe 45 minutes.

What do I mean by pressing?

I start with a $5 bet with $5 odds, both on the pass line then on as many come bets in succession as I can get. As I hit winners I press them up until I eventually get to full odds. At this point I’ve made a little bit. Then I start ramping up the presses going to $10 with full odds, to $15, to $25, to $50 and on this night, to $100. I had two points with $100 base bet with anywhere between $300 and $500 odds behind. I’ve gotten up to $200 base bet with full odds before.

When this happens I’ve already locked up a big win but I have a LOT of money on the table. Takes money to win money. Keep on pressing, and hope that you get some odds money back if the shooter hits a 7 when there isn’t a point.

4 hours? I’m guessing I would be pressed to the table maximum after a little more than 2 hours. And then, boy would the money get raked in. Hard to even fathom. The previous record (I didn’t know they had records for craps, honestly) was 3 hours and 6 minutes. So she bested the world record by 39%. She didn’t just beat the world craps record she obliterated it.

Damn, nothing better than a hot craps table. That one was smoking hot.

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