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Please remember! These are archives! The Dice Setter message board was shut down. What is published here are just a few of the threads documenting the early days of dice setting strategies and opinions written by the pioneers of dice influencing. Hard Way Set - Revisited Bubbles Now I know why they call it the hard way set. big lou I too use the hardway set after
establishing a "point". I almost always make a few bucks. The dealers love it, because I always do a "hardway parley", with a separate bet for them and eight out of ten times it pays off. Also if my point is nine or ten,I play the field with good results. It takes practice, practice, and more practice and discard what you learned earlier about craps ie- one pass line bet and three come bets. What are your signature numbers and if you can consistently hit them, then by all means play them. My signature numbers are the ten and twelve and they have been good to me. Dylanfreak What is the axis on the Hardway Set you are mentioning? Irishsetter DF, Dylanfreak Thanks Irish. I use that set for the come-out---1...6 1..6 on the sides and 4 and 3 on the tops of the dice. I never thought of using this set after the come-out roll, although I have noticed shooters using this set at the tables after the come-out recently. bubbles Dylanfreak, Dylanfreak Yeah Bubbles, I`m not an expert by any means. I`ll stick to using the Hardway set for the come-out and use the V-3 for numbers. However, the way I set the dice on the comeout is to have both dice with 1..6 1..6 axis and the 4 face up on the left die and the 3 face up on the right die. Dominator I am a 3V set user most of the time. Since I hit alot of primary numbers, that is a lot of the numbers that are on the face of the dice with the set that I am using, I have been using the hardway set on the comeout roll. I hop all the hardways on the comeout roll. This has been a tremendous money maker for me recently especially if I hit it back to back. I play the hardways for a nickel each and I increase the number I hit by $5. I have hit this back to back 4 times in my last 10 sessions. Without going thru the math that can
be boring, the hardway set does offer you the most secure way of 7 avoidance. But if you
have a double pitch problem most of the time it is not a good set as there are 4 ways to 7
out with a double pitch. But if your problem is not double pitch but die rotating off axis
1 turn then it is a great set. SSS Dominator, Heavy Swamie - Dominator SSS,
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