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I just read Henry Tamburins critique of Dice Control. Up until now I had a lot of respect for the man. Now I believe he full of Craps
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I wasn't sure if it worked or not.
However, after Stanford Wong came out with a book about it, I was more of a believer.
I had lunch with Wong shortly after his book came out and he said he was making money, so that made me think it could work.
I guess people can learn to do anyhting if they practice hard enough at it. However, who wants to spend all that time practicing dice throws? I would be bored to death! -
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Steve, I agree with you and would be bored to death as well. However, I look forward to Henry's next article on Voodoo.
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I, too, think the amount of practice necessary would make the amounts won by the average joe seem not very significant.
Sort of like playing advantage blackjack at the $5 level. A fun way to pass the time but not something I'd want to spend days on end learning how to do.
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Steve, when you had lunch with Mr. Wong and he said he was making money did he mean with the system or the book?
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He said he was making money by using the dice control system.Comment
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