This Bud’s for You
Here’s short war story from my early days of teaching the Do’s and Don’ts of Dice™. The timing was either my first or second presentation in the “City of Dreams”. I took a group of nine students out to the … Continue reading →
The Professor
Luck has nothing to do with it when you are Playing 4 Keeps!
I Felt Cheated
Hello Professor, I love your site. I play craps often in Vegas and would love to tell my adventures as well. I stayed at the Rio and found the tables to be a lot of fun. However I really enjoyed … Continue reading →
How I Play Craps
I am often asked the question of how I play craps while I am working with a group or an individual. My usual answer, although true, is not comprehensive about how I engage each session. My usual answer to “Professor, … Continue reading →
P4K Members
P4K Members Craps blogs are intended for those individuals who have purchased the Do’s and Don’ts of Dice playbook. During the purchase process, the playbook buyer is provided a PIN which allows them access to password protected blogs published under … Continue reading →
Protected: Bill’s Don’t Question
Protected: Pablos’ Blackjack Question
You Can’t Force a Hand
A while back, I wrote about a personal learning experience and how I overcame struggle. In my article, “I Don’t Get It” I told a story of my frustration while trying to teach myself how to play blues harmonica. The … Continue reading →
I Don’t Get It!
Hello Professor, I have been reading your blogs with much interest in regard to your approach to “applied metaphysics”. It seems to me that you have discovered a missing link to gaining a real advantage over the house edge. I … Continue reading →
When You Have to Shoot
When You Have to Shoot, Shoot…Don’t Talk There is only one game in the casino where the casino turns control over to the player. Amazing, when I think about it now. It was during a craps game that I remembered … Continue reading →
Eye On The Ball
Can you recall the first time you were told “keep your eye on the ball”? For me, I was so young that I had no idea of what the advice meant and I was confused. How I would ever get … Continue reading →