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To: i-node who wrote (458941)	2/23/2009 8:28:39 PM
From: longnshort	Respond to of 1574342

I've had craps tables close during play

To: i-node who wrote (458941)	2/24/2009 12:57:45 PM
From: Tenchusatsu	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1574342

Inode, > I once watched a great counter work at Fitz in Tunica -- a total lowroller joint -- he was playing 300 in green and the guy spread to 5 hands on a reserved table. The pit was coming unglued trying to figure out his angle and the guy was as cool as a person could get. I was at the next table and literally stopped my game to watch the guy; he was great. What were his tricks? I could think of a few, but this is coming from an amateur: - Don't bet the minimum straight out of a shuffle. - Let the bet ride on winning hands even if it's more than the count calls for. - Learn a different counting system. Some pit bosses know how to do the basic Hi-Lo system. By the way, have you seen the movie "21" with Kevin Spacey? Go rent it if you feel like reminding yourself just how much Hollywood doesn't get it. Tenchusatsu