Dice Control: Should You Change Your Set?

"Changing the set is like taking an aspirin for a broken leg." The Dominator discusses some common misconceptions craps players have when they throw a series of sevens. He provides keen insights into the many factors players need to take into account that have nothing to do with the set.
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[@sparkydelivers]

I love the fact that these videos were from 6 years ago, and are still valid and still getting views!

[@Goldentouchcraps]

Thank you and that is because we use the physics and the math of the game of craps to beat them. Non of this other BS that other so called dice experts put out! People tell me all the time to put out more videos, but really I can't, and the reason is there is only one way to bet and to throw. All the other videos will give you BS, but not Golden Touch Craps Good luck! Dom

[@nastynate7913]

Dom, could you please tell us how you bet on yourself? Would you do just one Pass Line with as much Odds as u can afford? Or Pass Line with Odds and two Come bets with Odds? Or do you ever just do one Pass Line w/Odds and place the 6 & 8? Thank you!

[@thomastoy2677]

Great advice. I agree, the shooter's mechanics are the main source of randomness in a roll. Finger placement, grip strength, apex and landing zone are some of the things to be more consistent with. Everyone has their own shot, it is up to them to figure out what works for them and become consistent. Get softer...

[@donkinney3658]

Thanks for the great advice. I've been setting since '94 after buying several well known author's books. You are so right. Instead of changing my set, I lean a little farther over the table, or, Move closer or further slightly, (two shoe widths) from the stick. I never changed my set. Thank you for reaffirming my opinion.

[@Goldentouchcraps]

Nice job! Good luck! Dom

[@doakmasarik9862]

I am so happy that after years of seeing your story I have connected with you. You just by talking have taught me a lot. Thank you so much Dom. I will take your course one day.

[@Goldentouchcraps]

It was my pleasure! Good luck and see you again! Dom

[@jackychannel]

Great valuable advice thanks.

[@Goldentouchcraps]

Thanks for the kind words! Good luck! Dom

[@carlwalker2567]

great advice

[@JamesSmith-ro9gm]

I agree

[@arcticgummibear]

Dom...how high should the dice be thrown? Head level..chest level?

[@9wild209]

I wanna kno this part too, BC to high will hit the gator and to Low will Not hit the gator wall .

[@jayaregomez]

I still want that pullover jacket so fuckin' bad!!

[@Goldentouchcraps]

LOL ---- I love t! Good luck! Dom

[@vdccdc1583]

I totally disagree about not changing the set. Assuming all factors are the the same in your grip, backswing if used, release, trajectory, speed, amount of rotation, landing zone, etc. Many factors could be in play. The physics of the game. What affects the bounce? The humidity in the air, the table density Bc of this humidity. You could have the perfect shot and go PS Out. I'm saying if your mechanics are good and all factors the same, make a change. The reason GTC does not want you changing sets is Bc teach only one set. They don't know how to read die faces to know what dice are doing. I could shoot a shot and get a 4-1 five with left die the 4 say. Well, all I have to do is make a slight change and now I am tossing any number I want. It's being able to adjust on the fly. I'd like to have dom on my table and have him shoot good, then next day with same dice, position , table etc add humidity to tommy to where table density changes. That same shot will not produce the same results as prior day. Different die face will dominate. It's not about raising or lowering trajectory. Why F with your muscle memory? Why not just keep mechanics the same and adjust change to a different set. GTC does not teach hat there are 8 sevens in 24 flats using a HW set, where as the 1-2/2-3 or 1-5/4-2 has only 2 sevens in same 24 flats. Take any set and set it up. Flip in 90,180,270 and 360* and record top die faces. Then single pitch right die and then record each 4 outcomes. Then double pitch right die and record each outcome. The do same single pitch and double pitch for the left die. There will be 24 outcomes. There are only two sets that deliver 2 sevens in 24 outcomes It's not the HE set not the 3v or even the 2v. Figure it out. Put the work in to it like us daily players do. GL VegasDiceController Aka VDC

[@Goldentouchcraps]

It is never the set people. Those that have written here about setting a certain way to make a point are assuming that the shooter can control the dice so perfectly that they will hit one of the faces on the dice that they are setting and not have one die either roll or pitch off axis. Not too many people can do that. The object of this game is to avoid the seven. Making points is secondary. Avoid the seven and you will have a long roll and make money. Again look at my video that shows the hardway set versus any of the V sets. It shows plain as day that they hardway set is the best set to avoid the seven. That is what you should all try to do. As far as different conditions in a casino - well first I am going to say that if the conditions are not right, why play? Are we such gamblers that we want to put our hard earned money on the line when the conditions are not right? So if the answer to the above question is yes for some of you that just have to play when they have traveled to a casino and not wait for the right conditions, well in our advanced class we discuss and show what we call the A, B, or C shot where grip adjustment is made to alter the shot, not the set Those that preach that altering the set will somehow make you a winner are just wrong. They all assume in their reasons that you will throw a perfect shot. Not going to happen all the time and when you do not throw a perfect shot, you want a set that has the best chance of avoiding the seven. End of story. Dom

[@themanocshow7054]

What is Exactly "Double Pitching?"

[@rockygrimjr.2542]

ManOC ManOfCannabis A double pitch is when one of your die rotates twice. So for example. If you are using the hardway set and you double pitch one of the die it will result in a 7. Dom has another video that talks about the hardway set vs. the 3v set. In that video he demonstrates what double pitching is. Hope this helps ya some. Good luck to ya!

[@themanocshow7054]

Thanks for That.