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Reprinted from Advantage Player -- Jerry Patterson's Online Casino Gambling Newsletter @ CasinoGamblingEdge

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How would you like to walk up to a craps table knowing that you had an excellent chance of creating a hot table, that when your turn came to pick up the dice, you could throw number after number without the losing seven showing?

How would it feel to make come bets and place bets with the confidence of collecting winnings, sometimes substantial winnings, before sevening out?

Most of the time these hot tables occur by chance. But, experienced rhythm rollers can create them. Sure, you can learn how to on your own by reading my book *Casino Gambling*, but many of its readers have found that the personal attention they get from attending a hands-on class is well worth the investment.

My dice control method is called PARR for Patterson Rhythm Roll. There is no other class like it anywhere on the planet. The main reason: We work with each student one-on-one in a dealer school practice session right in Las Vegas or Atlantic City. My instructors insure that each student is setting, gripping and throwing the dice the right way, to get a measurable advantage while holding the dice. And, following the Classroom and Dealer School instruction, we monitor their in-casino play by stepping up to the craps table with them, betting on their hands and encouraging them to bet on ours.

We have taught this method to over 500 craps shooters during the past five years including thirty players who attended a class last weekend. In casino play afterwards, these players turned in a documented sevens-to-rolls ratio of over 12 (6 is random; 6.14 is break even for the 6 and 8 place bets). This equates to an advantage of over 20%! This is real. I could show you what this equates to in terms of money won, but I'll let you do the arithmetic.

The next class in Las Vegas in March 2001 is special because we are teaching the PARR technique from A to Z; normally we work with experienced players, past graduates, who want to tune up their game and learn advanced techniques. But in March, we are teaching all five linchpins of the method: the bet, the set, the grip, the focus and the throw. This class is FREE (normally $495) if you purchase the Home Study Course for the special, discounted fee of just $595. This price also includes a FREE Practice Box (normally $175) with authentic casino felt and authentic rubber bumpers on the back wall.

Everything is included to make learning easy and fast including: a 70-page Manual explaining each of the five PARR linchpins in detail (bet, set, grip, focus and throw), audiotapes from a live class, a videotape showing both instructors and students demonstrating the rhythm roll at a regulation-size table in a dealer school (with some scenes in slow motion), and a special audiotape and manual on how to focus in the heat of casino play, which facilitates ignoring the yelling and screaming of the other players and maintaining your form when you create those hot tables.

The frosting on the cake is a 6-month unconditional guarantee. If you can't learn or are unable to find and exploit other rhythm rollers, just send the course back for a full refund, no questions asked. The only reason I can offer such a guarantee is that I've been in business for 24 years, longer than any other gaming school. My clients trust me and I trust them. And, of course, the products I offer really work!

The price of $595 for the PARR Course is not that much when you consider all of the extras that come with this program including the Weekend Class, the PARR Practice Box, email access to my instructor Sharpshooter, participation in a private email network of PARR players, a special device to identify other PARR players and much more.

Hey, you've probably lost this much or more on one of your gambling trips. Why not invest the money in yourself and your training instead of giving it to the casinos in your future craps gambling sessions?

There are now over 500 PARR players who are using this advantage method to beat the casinos consistently. I recommend that you join them in our Winners' Network.

To order call my toll-free number with your Visa, MC, AMEX, or Discover Credit Card: (800) 257-7130. This rings in my Nevada Office, which is open from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. EST, Monday through Friday. Overseas callers, use (775) 265-9224. If you would like us to call you, email the best time with your phone number Jerry Patterson. Or fax (775) 265-0085.

Shipping and handling charges for continental US orders are $30 for your PARR Practice Box shipped 3-day UPS from New Jersey where each one is hand made, and $19 for your course materials shipped from my Nevada Office via UPS.

Here's how to order right now: Send a check or money order for $644 (including S & H) to JPE, Inc.; Post Office Box 236; Gardnerville, NV 89410. Or email your name, address, and credit card number IN TWO PARTS to JPE21@aol.com; i.e., send half of your cc # in the first email and the second half of your cc # in the second email. This two-part method does work and prevents any unscrupulous person from picking off your cc # in cyberspace. If you prefer, fax it to (775) 265-0085. Send it with the assurance that there is only one person in my office who has access to the emails and fax machines -- my trusted associate "Fletch" who has been with me for over 9 years.

I urge you to order now, from this email offer because, to insure your adequate follow-up support with my instructors via telephone and email consultation, I must restrict this offer to 20 sales. Orders arriving after the 20 are booked will be placed on a Wait List.

Enjoy the course and I look forward to having you join Sharpshooter and me in either Las Vegas or Atlantic City for a PARR Weekend Class.

If you want more details, click here to be taken to the course description page at my Web Site: dice control home study course

Or, if you would like a detailed info package on this course, including an audiotape containing both student and instructor comments, just email your snail mail address to Fletch at Jerry Patterson.


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Setting the Dice

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Is it possible to get an edge over the casino - an actual measurable statistical advantage? That's what this report is all about. Let's start with craps and dice control (Ref: Casino Gambling, Chapters 10 & 11). Using Dice Control and/or betting on another shooter with Dice Control skills, the advantage is achievable and measurable.

Get out a pair of dice and hold them in your hands. Do that now and then come back here and continue reading (if you don't have a pair, I suggest picking one up from the drugstore or casino next time you go). Put the two fives on top with the 1s pointing to the left. Now look on the inside faces - open up the two fives. What do you see? A six on the left die and a one on the right die - the seven.

Now look at the two outside faces - the left face and the right face. You see the other 1 and the other six - another seven. In setting the dice in this way, we are putting two of the sevens out of the way - one on the inside and one on the outside. I know, I know, they may not stay there as the dice fly through the air, but as you learn to control the dice and keep them more or less together through their orbit, the chances of these two sevens coming up are minimized. Not eliminated, minimized.

In Chapter 11 of Casino Gambling we developed the calculations for deriving the player advantage. And we showed that just one controlled throw out of of every 43 rolls of the dice would eliminate the house edge and yield a break-even game. So, it's not that difficult to attain an advantage. The set I showed you above we call the hard way set because the pairs show on all four sides: 5,5; 4,4; 3,3; and 2,2. This is a good set to use when you get some experience in executing the controlled throw, but not when you are first starting out as a rhythm roller. Use the Quick Set shown on page 130.

Here is what to remember about the Quick Set: the dealer will never push the dice back to you with a seven on top - this is considered extremely impolite and is just never done. But the dice may come back to you with a seven on the side. Notice this when the stick man pushes the dice back to you prior to your throw. If you see the seven on the side, simply rotate either die a quarter turn to take off the seven. That's all. Try it now with your two die - set a one and six on the side with a 3 and 2 on top. Rotate the right die a quarter turn to take off the seven. What do you see? You should see a 3, 1 on top and a 1, 2 facing you - the seven is gone and the chances of throwing a losing seven thereby minimized.

To summarize, the first lesson in advantage craps is setting the dice. Or at least understanding how the set affects the outcome. Do you need to set the dice to gain an advantage? No you don't. But setting will achieve the highest advantage possible.

Spekul8r wrote about his experience of using the data in Casino Gambling to find another rhythm roller. He turned a 20-unit buy-in into 340 units in 36 minutes. How did he do it? By using the techniques described in Casino Gambling and scouting for other rhythm rollers.

Here are the questions to ask yourself as you observe other shooters at the craps table: Question 1: Does the shooter set the dice? Question 2: Does the shooter shake the dice in his hand before throwing? Question 3: Does the shooter throw the dice the same way each time; i.e., is his form the same, or nearly the same, on each throw? Notice the rhythm of the throw.

For Question 1, you would like to see the set, but this isn't mandatory. For Question 2, if the shooter shakes the dice, his throw will probably be random; watch his form carefully and you will know. For Question 3, if the shooter throws the dice with no apparent form, it is obviously a random throw.

You want to see the same release, and you want to see some elevation on the launch (not too much, visualize about 45 degrees and you will have it).

After the launch as the dice come down out of orbit, you want to see the dice landing approximately the same distance before the back wall each time. If the dice are skipping down the table or if the shooter is "feeding the chickens" as we call it, you are looking at a random throw (visualize a farmer's wife with a box of feed in her left hand and her right hand reaching in and scattering feed in a repetative movement - that's "feed the chickens" - a random throw). Make it a habit of studying the other shooters and you will find one which delivers an advantage.

One more point, even if you get the right answers to these three questions, you may not get an advantage hand; i.e. a hand of greater than six rolls.

One reason is that the shooter may not be setting and inadvertently picked up the dice with a seven on the side yielding a higher chance of throwing the seven.

Another reason may be a random outcome of a controlled throw. The dice will bounce after landing. The key words here are **altering the natural outcome of the dice.** This will not happen on every roll, not even for a skilled rhythm roller like me or my teammates. But you will find shooters like Mike did that will hold the dice for 36 minutes and deliver some fantastic profits on a long hand.

To end this lesson, let me ask you a question. Would you rather put your money, or increase your bet on a shooter who throws at random, or one with at least a modicum of control? Every crap shooter wants the long hand. This is what it's all about. You have a better chance of realizing this goal with a controlled thrower. So evaluate the other shooters. Increase your bet if you see control; decrease your bet if you see random. In your next casino session, make it a point of studying the other shooters. Bet with those that show some control. Lay off or make a table minimum bet only on those that "feed the chickens."

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Jerry Patterson's Advantage Player Highlights

How to Create a Hot Craps Table -- Promotional Message:

Setting the Dice

Dice Control - How to Create Your own Advantage at Casino Craps

Jerry Patterson's Advantage Player Highlights

How to Create a Hot Craps Table -- Promotional Message:

Setting the Dice

Dice Control
- How to Create Your own Advantage at Casino Craps