Wong on Dice

by Stanford Wong

Stanford Wong applies math and logic to tossing the dice to get an advantage over casinos at craps. Included are all the details of setting the dice, tossing them, using your practice time efficiently, determining when you are good enough to take on the casinos, optimal betting strategy, and the math of craps.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0935926267
• ISBN13: 9780935926262
• Release Date: June 2005
• Publisher: Pi Yee Press
• Length: 190 Pages
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.6" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

Wong on Dice

Read this book BEFORE you try to develop dice setting skill. It will save you alot of time. It is one of two books that should be in the library of any crap shooter. The other book is The Mad Professor's Crapshooter Bible.

Wong on Dice is Worth the Price!

Stanford Wong has been one of the great gambling minds of the past quarter century with expertise in blackjack, sports betting, and tournament strategies. In 2004, he decided to see if there was anything to dice control, the advantage-play method at craps, first formulated by the Captain of Craps in the late 1970s for the modern casino environment. Stanford signed up to take the two-day Golden Touch Craps dice control seminar that was offered in Las Vegas in 2004. I was one of the instructors at that seminar and I was able to watch an astute mind come to the realization that indeed dice control was the real thing and with hard work and many weeks, if not many months of practice, a good dice controller could get an edge over the casinos. Getting such an edge required three things: 1. A controlled throw that offset the normal probabilities of two dice 2. A betting system that could be overcome by such a throw 3. How to handle other players at the tables, players who shot the dice in a random way As with many a skeptic who has seen the light, Wong has become a strong advocate of dice control as the way to beat the game of casino craps. He has indeed gained an edge with his shooting and has been frequenting the casinos putting into practice in the casinos what he practiced at home. He has now written a book about dice control and his experiences since he took the Golden Touch Craps dice control two-day seminar and a follow-up lesson two months later with Beau Parker. Wong on Dice is an excellent book that shows novice players how to approach dice control at the game of craps. He opens the book with a discussion of how craps is played and then moves on to the more salient material. Wong covers many of the common elements that must be mastered in order to turn the game of craps in your favor, including: the grip, the alignment, and the delivery. He discusses several good dice sets as well as the need for backspin and softness in the landing. One of his especially good sections has to do with practice techniques and how to judge whether your dice are behaving as they should. His betting advice is intelligent and quite conservative, an important ingredient because even some of the best dice controllers can't overcome the high house edges on some of the bets at craps. Chapter 11 goes into how to find your seven-to-rolls ratio using various dice sets. Wong on Dice is definitely a book that serious craps players should consider buying. Stanford Wong was a good student and he has written a good book. Frank Scoblete Author of Golden Touch Dice Control Revolution