Jemal Knowles Never seen a casino say anything about dice setting and i have been in several. As long as you are not taking more than a few seconds the casino does not care. Why? Because they know every shooter has random rolls.

@@UltimateTexasHoldemGuru my closest casino will only let you turn 1 dice 1 time.

@@idahospyder1620 Probably had to many idiots taking 3 minutes in between rolls thinking that had some special skill rolling random dice.

Then you don’t understand basic probability or math. The point of dice control / influence is not “throwing dice over say 200+ shots showing that you can avoid the 7”. It’s absurd to even suggest that; because it that were possible people wouldn’t be making videos about it. They would be too busy sailing their yachts around their private islands. The point is to reduce the likelihood of a 7 to the point that the shooter has an advantage over the house. Period. Most of the bets on a craps table (outside of the Horn bets) only have a slightly house edge. It doesn’t take much in order to move those odds to the advantage of the shooter. This is where dice control comes in. Randomly throwing dice you have a 6:36 or 1:6 chance of a 7. Randomly throwing dice you have a 5:36 chance of throwing a 6 or 8. The odds of throwing the 6 (or 8) before the 7 therefore is 5:36 / 6:36 = 5:6 Which is why placing 6 (or 8) pays 7:6 and not 6:5 like odds would. That gives the casino an edge. So keeping something like the 3V on axis; for example... what does that change? Well the only way to roll a 7 is to “double pitch” (meaning one die has two more rotations than the die next to it) of which there are 4 possible combinations. These combinations are Die 1 double pitches and Die 2 does not, Die 1 does not and Die 2 does double pitch, Die 1 rolls forward and Die 2 rolls backwards, and Die 1 rolls backwards and Die 2 rolls forwards. Well now we have completely changed the probabilities of the game! 4:36 chance of rolling a 7 is 1:9 Now do the same payout structure: 5:36 / 4:36 is 5:4 in your advantage. I would happily take getting paid 1.25x my bet for every 1x amount that I lost on the same bet. You don’t need 200x times pay on your bet before you lose that bet 1x in order to be profitable. In a small sample size: Can somebody shooting 6:1 probability avoid a 7 randomly and shoot 30+ times? Yes. I’ve seen it happen. But that isn’t probable long-term to happen repeatedly. Can somebody shooting 9:1 probability to a 7 shoot a 7 out on their very first shot? Yes. Seen it too. But that doesn’t mean it’s less probable than it happening to the 6:1 shooter; because it’s not less probable. The casino knows that dice control is a thing; but they also know that very few people are able to truly hit 9:1 odds on 7. But even if the influence is marginally skilled it really doesn’t take much to swing the house edge to even or slightly to the players advantage. Which the casino is okay with. Any incredibly small advantage they yield to the controller is more than made up for by idiots (like you) that can’t understand the math or odds of the game and will give away much more money to the casino while you get excited watching people win and then throw all your money away with your arm 😂