2010
02.14

The Tricks of Controlled Betting

[ English ]

Over time, an expert shooter develops what’s recognized as a signature throw. The simplest way to recognize this is to notice what the tosser is wagering on. He will probably lay a pass line wager and then also purchase some numbers, like perhaps the 4 and ten. He has to lay a pass line bet to throw, but the four and 10 buy wager is a bit bizarre, so they might have a signature. It would be best if you quickly followed their lead and wager the same way he/she does.

Certainly though, they will roll a 7 sooner or later and you can not leave all of your $$$$$ on the table forever, so you need to have an excellent regression system. The simplest one to use is to begin at your highest bet, and buy the same two numbers the player does. Then, just pull back the numbers by one unit after each win until you are at the table minimum.

Now let’s say the 4 hits and you win one hundred and sixteen dollars. Leave the Fifty Eight Dollars (your starting wager) on the ten and pull back the four to $38, and ask if you can buy it for $38 and just pay a $1 vigorish (five per cent of thirty eight dollars is a buck ninety). If the 4 is rolled once more, you capture $76. Keep it at $38 – you can’t pay less than $1 juice on a purchase bet and if they keep on letting you purchase the 4 (and ten) for thirty eight dollars and just pay one dollar, then continue on doing it.

Soon, if the 10 starts appearing you will have both the four and 10 backed down to $38. Keep both wagers up unless the player takes his bets down, or something bizarre takes place to ruin the player’s concentration. By regressing your purchase bets you’ll always have a wager on the carps table during a smokin roll, and after the first success, it is plain profit

If you are a master shooter yourself, bring your mate or friend with you, and the casino will permit him or her to take care of your bets while you’re focusing attention on throwing.

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