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Dice Setter Precision Shooter's Newsletter September 2001: Dicesetter.com is finally here! Yes, the new domain is up and running. I hope none of you are having geocities banner ad withdrawals. Speaking of geocities. I had hoped to make a big splashy move to the new domain, but as it turns out, the folks at geocities started blocking access to my old site because it was getting too much traffic. So, instead of a big splashy move, it was more of a hectic area by area move. As you have seen, there haven't been too many changes in the layout of the site. I hope to make some functionality changes in the coming months, so keep an eye out! If you do find broken links, please email me and let me know. Remember! When visiting the site, make sure you always check to see What's New! What's the Magic Word? No, it's not "Please" or "Thank You." The magic words are dice setting. Though it hasn't been propagated throughout the web yet, I have also registered the key words "dice setting." So, for many internet portals, you may now just type "dice setting" in the address field of your browser in place of https://dicesetter.com. Depending on
your settings, you'll either be whisked directly to the site, or a search window will come
up asking if you want to be directed to the dice setting site. I chose "dice
setting" and not "precision shooting" because even though the two terms are
not synonymous, those who are just beginning their journey into precision shooting,
Novice
Shooters Can Make A Profit Despite Low SRR's I want to first say that this is just my humble opinion. If you have an alternative point of view I will gladly hear it, and perhaps even print it in a future edition of the newsletter. So, why would I make a statement like this? First of all, before even delving into the dice influencing implications, I want to restate that: Precision shooting without a strong corresponding betting strategy and discipline will not yield the profits you seek! To begin with, there REALLY are only six possible dice sets. They can be manipulated a multitude of ways showing many many horizontal and vertical dice faces, but the reality is, each die has three axis’ and there two dice, therefore there are only six possible sets. Three are strong for comeout (assuming you are a right bettor) and three are strong for seven avoidance when executed properly. For this discussion, I will ignore the comeout sets altogether. It’s of course imperative that you learn and practice a set for the comeout throw, and I have my own favorites for achieving certain results, but for now, let’s move on to after a point has been established. Comin' Out! In last month's newsletter, I asked for examples of come out sets and/or strategies from readers when they are shooting. Here are some examples of what came in: Roadrunner: Big Lou: F. Leong: Irishsetter: If you have a moment or two of free time, please take a look at the the Precision Shooter's Dictionary . I'd like to bolster the terminology in the dictionary. If you have a word or phrase that you think is missing, please email me with the suggestion. Thanks!
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