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Steve "Heavy" Haltom
P.O. Box 7094
Tyler, Texas 75711
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| Book Your Private Event With Heavy |
Heavy is available for small private group seminars in Las Vegas, Tunica, and Biloxi.
You'll receive an advance copy of Heavy's Axis Power Craps Seminar on DVD and all of the training manual. Then, at the seminar you''ll have Heavy's undivided attention for three days.
Friday morning you will meet Heavy and take a casino walk, learning about the tables we prefer and why. After lunch you'll have your first three-hour toss training session, learning the sets and the bets that will get the money.
Friday evening you will play a short in-casino session, followed by a review of your play and ways you might iimprove on it. After that you'll be on your own for the evening. But don't stay up playing all night. Saturday is a full day.
Saturday morning begins with an early-bird in-casino session. Afterward we'll adjourn to a private table where we'll spend another four to six hours perfecting your dice grip and toss. We'll analyze your toss with BoneTracker and custom-design a dice pre-set arrangement for you. Then we'll play a virtual casino session so you'll be 100% ready when you hit the tables for real.
Saturday evening you'll be on your own for entertainment and live play. Just remember, you'll be tired after the day's activities and casino conditions aren't that good on weekend nights. Relax, enjoy a great meal and a show. Then take it to the tables and play a live session with the Big Guy on Sunday morning.
All in all, you'll have almost eighteen hours of face time and table time with the big guy - including at least three live casino sessions.
Sign on with a couple of your friends and the cost of this exciting private weekend is less than you'd pay for our overpriced competitor's group classes. Just $3495 for one to three players. Add up to three additional players for just $395 each and reduce your per-player cost. Maximum class size is six players.
Reservations must be made and pre-paid a mimimum of thirty days in advance. For more information contact Heavy direct at:
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 Our most popular event of the year, The Great American Crapshoot, is coming up this summer - July 17th - 20th - in fabulous Las Vegas! A full weekend of basic and advanced seminars, team play sessions, one-on-one coaching and more hook-up opportunities than you can shake a pair of dice at! Make your plans to attend now!
This year we're breaking down the individual elements of GAC and menu-priced them so you can pick and choose exactly the sessions YOU want to attend.
The Thursday afternoon Craps Boot Camp has already SOLD OUT. The first event of the weekend that still has player openings are the 3-on-1 private lessons we'll be doing on Friday, July 18th. These Private Lessons are hosted by DiceSetter.com founder Irishsetter, BoneTracker creator Maddog, and Heavy from Axis Power Craps.
These are by far the most popular tune-up sessions we offer. You get a full hour of face time with three of the best coaches in the business. What's more, the private lesson is YOUR session so we’ll tailor it to your needs.
Our recommendation is that you spend at least half of your allotted time on toss tweaks and BoneTracking. Spend fifteen to twenty minutes reviewing the results and learning how to get more out of you BoneTracking practice sessions. Then spend the last ten to fifteen minutes reviewing how to get a profit off the table.
Not only will you end your session with a better toss and improved knowledge of the game, you'll receive a personal improvement plan designed specifically for you based on our time together.
First come - first served on these session, and we only have SIX SLOTS. Four are already booked so only two slots remain available. Book a one hour 3-on-1 session for just $169. Book a ninety minute 3-on-2 session for just $249. Enroll now via PayPal at the following links.
Click this button for a one hour three-on-one session:
Click this button to Sign up for a 90 minute 3-on-2 session:
On Friday night we'll have a casual "Dutch treat" meet and greet get together at a location to be announced. These hook-ups are a great opportunity to put names and faces together and plan for play later in the evening. You can pretty much be assured that there will be micro-brew involved in the evening's activities.
Saturday morning, July 19th we'll crank up our Basic Craps Clinic at the dealer school in Las Vegas. We'll have three different tracks running throughout the day. They are:
1. Hook-up Track
2. Full Basic Seminar Track
3. BoneTracker "How To" Track
Let's start with the Hook-up Track. According to recent surveys here on the site, three of the primary things players are looking for when they attend the seminars are:
1. To get a look at what a good toss is supposed to look like.
2. To get some hands-on coaching on their own toss.
3. To have an opportunity to hook up with like-minded players and take on the casinos.
The Great American Crapshoot Hook-up Membership scores three-for-three! Sign on as a Hook-up member and you'll join us for three hours of coaching at a Las Vegas dealer school. You'll get an opportunity to witness the tosses of some of the best shooters in the business, including all of our coaches. Then you'll get hands on coaching as we tweak your tosses and help you get your game face on.
Afterwards you'll be on your own to hook-up with other attendees for live play. But "on your own" doesn't mean you're all alone. This year we're going to encourage every hook-up attendee to partner up with at least one other "hooker." We'll also provide you with a specific schedule of who plans to play where and when. You'll receive a copy of the seminar matrix, which includes the local contact information on attendees and helps facilitate hook-ups. And you'll receive a special packet of hand-outs designed especially for you - including the latest version of Maddog's BoneTracker.
The best part of all is the price. Early bird hook-up memberships are just $99 now through June 15th. Late registration will be $129. Register on-line now via PayPal at this link:
The second track we'll have for you on Saturday is the Basic Craps Clinic. The basic class takes up where the Hook-up membership leaves off. If you're a first-time Axis Power Craps seminar attendee you'll spend your first hour in the classroom with Heavy reviewing the basics of dice control - what it is and why it works. Then you'll join the rest of the class for the same great toss tweaks the Alums and Hook-up Members will be receiving. Alums - you'll go directly to the table and get to work on those tosses as soon as we crank up the class.
Coaches for this event include Heavy, Irishsetter, Maddog, and Dave of San Antonio. We'll also enroll the aid of some of the Emeritus members if needed. All attendees will have an opportunity to see what a good toss is supposed to look like and get some hands-on coaching on your own toss.
After lunch the Hook-up members will head to the casino and we'll continue to work on toss mechanics. You'll learn:
Table position
Proper body position
Correct stance based on your physique
The best sets for come out and point cycles
How to grip the dice
How to toss and follow through
We're incorporating several Toss Tools that will help include you mechanics, including the dice barrel and grip bar. We'll focus on correct angle of attack and landing zone. Your tosses will be tracked in BoneTracker and reviewed with you. Then we'll discuss how to get the most out of your practice sessions.
Once we've completed our toss training we'll review the basic betting strategies that have been proven to get the money for DI's. Don't understand the math of the game? We'll discuss basics like qualifying shooters, bankroll and buy-in, money management and discipline.
Need a little help with the "crap between your ears?" We'll wrap up the day with a "virtual casino walk" and an exercise designed to open your mind to the possibilities of successful shooting. Sign up now for this full-day dealer school event!
As with all of our events at this year's GAC, this session is menu-priced. The Basic Craps Clinic is a full-day dealer school event. Early Bird Alumni pricing is just $299 through June 15th. Alumni can register via PayPal at this link:
If you are a first-time Axis Power Craps seminar attendee you receive an added bonus with your enrollment. Each new student receives a copy of the Unabridged Edition of the Axis Power Craps Seminar on DVD - a $189 value - as an added bonus. New student tuition for the Basic Craps Clinic is $399 through June 15th. New students can enroll via PayPal at this link:
To pay by check or money order send your remittance to:
Steve "Heavy" Haltom
PO Box 7094
Tyler, Texas 75711
Our third track at the dealer school on Saturday will be Maddog's BoneTracker How-To Session. Hardly a day goes by without someone asking us for a better understanding of BoneTracker's different functions and just how you can use this valuable tool to improve your game. To get those answers to you we've asked Maddog to block 90 minutes of his afternoon on Saturday and break it down into three half-hour classes on BoneTracker. This is an "add-on" event, and we'll book a maximum of four players per class with students attending the Saturday seminar (including hook-up members) getting first shot at the slots.
Maddog will go through the basics of the program, then review the individual tabs and more advanced functions. Feel free to bring along a small book of your own rolls for him to look over if you wish. When the session wraps up you'll walk away with a better understanding of this powerful program - and a complimentary copy of the latest and greatest edition of BoneTracker for your own use.
The add-on sessions will take place during the afternoon portion of the Basic Craps Clinic on Saturday. If you sign up for the Basic Craps Clinic we'll make sure to schedule your so that you don't miss any of the material we're covering.
The cost of this add-on session is just $59 per person. Enrollment is limited to twelve students and is on a first-come first-served basis. The BoneTracker session is not available as a stand-alone class at this time. It is an "add on" for players who sign on for at least one of the other events we put together for the weekend.
Sign on now via PayPal at this link:
Saturday evening everyone will be on their own to hook up, hang out and have fun. Will there be monster hands all over town? You can almost bet on it.
On Sunday morning the coaches will play an early bird live casino session from 7AM - 9AM with the Basic Craps Clinic attendees at a location to be announced. Afterward we'll head back to the dealer school for our Advanced Craps Clinic, which will run from 10AM until 4PM. What's the difference in the Basic and Advanced classes? The short answer is "More."
Here are some of the things you guys have asked for recently:
Additional Hands-on Toss Tweaks
Video Toss Critique
Comparative (alternate) Toss Techniques
Understanding your Expected Value
Correct Betting Based on Your Bankroll and EV
Shooting from the Don'ts
The Shooting Zone
That looks like an excellent agenda for an advanced DI class, so that is the route we're going to take.
In addition to hands-on coaching you'll receive special hand-outs developed just for this class. And by adjourning at 4PM we leave ourselves plenty of time to squeeze in one last live session Sunday afternoon. In addition, sign on for the Advanced Craps Clinic and you'll have an opportunity to play one last early bird session with Heavy on Monday morning.
The Advanced Craps Clinic is available to Axis Power Craps Alumni ONLY. You must have attended one of our basic classes in order to sign up for this seminar. You CAN attend a Basic Craps Clinic on Saturday AND the Advanced Clinic on Sunday. Since this seminar is open to Alums only it's a one-price deal. Sign on now through June 15th and pay just $299 for the advanced class. Enroll via PayPal at the following link:
Okay, folks. That looks like a pretty full weekend and it's all menu-priced. Pick and choose what you want to sign on for and register early. All prices reflect early bird savings. Register after June 15th and you WILL pay more.
If you're interested in signing on for what we'll call the "full meal deal" we will put together a package for you. That deal will include:
Friday 3-on-1 Session . . . . . . . . . . . .$169
Basic Craps Clinic Saturday . . . . . . . .$299 or $399 - alumni or newbie
Advanced Craps Clinic Sunday. . . . . . .$299
BoneTracker Session with Maddog . . . $59
The full package for alumni students will be $799.
The full package for new students will be $899.
Since space is limited to just SIX players in the Team Boot Camp session and SIX 3-on-1 sessions we can only offer SIX of you this discounted deal. When the Team Session and/or 3-on-1 Sessions sell out this special full meal deal will be over.
Alumni Students register for the Full Deal here:
New students enroll for the Full Deal here:
As always, you can pay by check of money order by sending your remittance to:
Steve "Heavy" Haltom
PO Box 7094
Tyler, Texas 75711
That's it, folks. We have a full and fun schedule ahead of us. Sign on now to guarantee your slot!
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| Focus on the Fundamentals - by Steve ''Heavy'' Haltom |
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Posted by heavy on Saturday, March 08 @ 00:07:54 EST (64 reads)
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 At least once a week I hear my daughter's karate instructor tell the class to “focus on basic punches, basic kicks, and kata.” It's the same sort of speech we used to get when I played high school football. “Focus on basic running, blocking and tackling.” In both cases the coaches were talking about fundamentals - something very few craps players spend a lot of time on. Why? Because they'd rather be comfortable losers than have to work at a win. And believe me, sticking to the fundamentals is not a lot of fun.
Don’t get me wrong. Most of us who attempt to influence the dice work on our grips and tosses. But when was the last time you really sat down and looked at your betting strategy? When was the last time you gave money management a second thought? And what about that discipline thing nobody wants to talk about? Yeah. That’s what I thought. And with those thoughts in mind let’s borrow heavily from the wisdom of my friend John Patrick and talk about what it takes to win.
1. Knowledge of the game. One of the silliest questions I hear people ask at the craps table is “How do you play this game?” Standing at the table with your hard-earned cash at risk is not the time to learn. Before placing your first bet you should have mastered all of the basic rules of the game, understand the terminology, have a working knowledge of the correct odds and pay-off, and be comfortable with both the pass and don’t pass sides of the game. To that end, you should read some of the top books on the game - including Scarne on Dice, Sam Grafstein's The Dice Doctor, and John Patrick's Advanced Craps. Explore the game on the internet through forums like ours and through "play for fun" sites and downloads such as WinCraps. Once you feel you have a good command of the game - head to the casino the try it out. But be sure you have a good command of the other seven tools of the trade.
2. Conservative Strategy. A friend of mine who primarily plays the dark side is one of the most conservative players I’ve ever met. He loves the game but has a limited bankroll, so he has adopted a strategy that fits his needs. He makes a single Don’t Pass bet on each shooter. If he wins a bet his next wager is a single Don't Pass bet with single odds. On any loss he reverts to his original single unit bet. And if he hits his loss limit - a meager $50 - he ends his play for the day. While he will never win a huge amount of money, he will rarely lose a large amount either. He is patient and plays his strategy flawlessly. As a result, he is a long-run winner at the game he loves. His conservative strategy achieves exactly what he wants it to. It allows him to continue to play the game.
You must approach the table with the same type of logically conceived, conservative game plan. That doesn’t mean you have to limit yourself to the pass line or don’t pass - or limit yourself to a single bet. It simply means you step up to the table with a plan. A strategy that allows you to adjust the size of your bets based on your bankroll, minimize your losses, and maximize your wins.
3. Sufficient Bankroll. I like to think of my casino chips as bullets. On the battlefield, if you run out of bullets you’re as good as dead. That’s why it is important to build a sufficient bankroll before stepping into the casino. You will always have limited funds to play with when your bankroll is compared to the casinos. The Pit Boss can roll out the reserves anytime by calling the cage and having the security boys bring out a chip refill.
There are lots of ways you can use your “bullets” against the casino. You can use them like artillery, playing those long shot bets, or a machine gunner raining chips all over the table. Or, if you’re smart, you’ll launch a sniper attack, making every shot count. But to stand any chance at all in these bankroll battles, you must have enough capital to start.
4. Money Management. I can only guess at how many times a player standing next to me at the table has pointed to a stack of chips on the layout and asked, “Is that my money?” I’ve heard it hundreds of times through the years. But money management is more than watching your bets. As I mentioned before, you have to adjust the size of your bets in relation to the size of your bankroll. That’s what the Kelly Criterion - a strategy favored by advantage players - does for you. But money management goes beyond bet sizing. It requires you to set specific win objectives and loss limits based on your total bankroll. It means knowing exactly how much you will bet in every conceivable win/loss situation you encounter. And it means having the self-discipline to execute those bets flawlessly.
5. Self Discipline. Yeah, that phrase stood out in that last sentence. Most gamblers don’t have it. Simply put, self-discipline is how you control your emotions while gambling. A few years ago I bought in at a table and -- by using good money management and discipline -- doubled my buy-in in about forty-five minutes. At the same time, the player next to me lost a little over $14,000. The more he lost the more he relied on crazy, scared-money wagers - $100 hop bets on two or three numbers every roll, and placing the hardways for $500 each. He was pitting his bankroll bullets against the casino’s. The house had him out-manned and out-gunned. Everyone at the table could see he was destined to lose it all -- everyone except him. As the old saying goes, you gotta know when to walk away -- and know when to run.
6. Trends and Streaks. I touched briefly on this earlier. Craps is a game of streaks. Streaks of Point - Seven Out. Streaks of Point - Pass. And, most often, choppy streaks where there is no dominant trend. Since craps is a game of independent trials -- what happened on the last roll of the dice has no influence on what happens this roll of the dice. Predicting a trend is impossible. However, every forty-five minute monster hand starts out with a half-dozen tosses of the dice. It moves on to the five-minute mark, then ten, fifteen, and twenty. At some point virtually every player at the table recognizes what is happening and the layout fills up with chips. They have spotted the almighty streak. You can spot it too.
7. Precision Shooting. While random trends and streaks do occur in this game, some players prefer to create their own. They do this, consciously or subconsciously, by influencing the outcome of the roll. Generally they take great care in pre-setting the dice to a particular arrangement. Then they affect a consistent, soft toss to a particular point on the table. Casino personnel often crank up the heat on these individuals in an attempt to break their rhythm. Often, though, these shooters appear unflappable as they throw the dice with Zen-like precision, banging out number after number after number. Casinos fear them - and for good reason. The best of them have the ability to significantly alter the odds of the game in their favor - all within the confines of the house rules. Can you master this technique? Absolutely.
8. Winning Attitude. Let’s face it. The only one who likes a loser is the casino. Yet you hear people reinforcing a losing attitude at every turn. The science of neurolinguist programming - NLP for short - teaches that you can actually program your mind for success through positive affirmations. Yet so often we program ourselves for failure instead.
On a recent casino outing I up to the table and turned a quick $360 profit by playing the Don’ts on a streak of point-seven-outs. Eventually a couple of players started tossing numbers and the table got choppy. Recognizing that the Don’t streak at that table was over, I colored up and strolled over to the Wheel-of-Fortune carousel to see if my companion was ready to go to dinner. “Just a minute,” she said, shaking her coin cup. “I just want to lose these last few dollars, then we can go.”
Think about that. How many times have you stood in the casino and heard someone say something similar? They don’t expect to win - so they don’t. They just stand there until they throw their last chip in.
Well, there you have them - the FUNdamentals. Are they really fun? Not particularly. But losing isn’t a lot of fun either. Can you master them and become a consistent winner? I believe you can.
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| Cruise Ship Casino Guide - by Steve ''Heavy'' Haltom |
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Posted by heavy on Friday, March 07 @ 23:51:20 EST (77 reads)
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The Spring cruise season is just around the corner, and for many of us it's not only a chance to escape the winter doldrums and catch a little sun - it's a chance to step up to the tables and dust off our betting skills.
For years the on-board casino on most cruise lines has been a pig in a poke. Unless you’ve cruised on a specific ship in the past you never really knew what you were getting until you boarded the ship. Here’s a listing of what you can expect from most of the major cruise lines you’ll find sailing from U.S. ports:
Carnival Cruise Lines is by far the largest cruise line, currently with 22 ships. Its casinos are among the largest on the high seas. In addition to blackjack, they offer roulette, craps, Caribbean stud poker, Caribbean draw poker, three-card poker and slots.
While most tables are $5 and $10 minimums, Carnival also offers blackjack tables with a $25 minimum. They are also is willing to make higher maximums available for players who obtain approval prior to sailing. Carnival’s blackjack rules calls for the dealer to stand on soft 17, which is consistent with casino rules in Las Vegas and more favorable to the player than the policy of requiring the dealer to hit soft 17 as is found on some other cruise lines.
Carnival’s craps tables feature double odds (most cruise lines offer only single odds) with a pass line minimum of $5 and maximum of $200. Again, the casino is willing to make higher maximums available for players who obtain approval prior to sailing.
Their Ocean Players Club offers something for every level of player from awards for playing slots to credit lines and higher betting limits for high rollers. Players can earn points towards complimentary beverages, free gifts, discounts off on-board services, future cruise benefits and even cash back rebates on future cruises.
All Carnival Cruise Lines' vessels have a dedicated casino host to welcome you and answer your questions. All of the larger Carnival casinos host slot and blackjack tournaments as well as other events. For more information, visit the Ocean Players Club at www.oceanplayersclub.com.
Celebrity Cruise Lines four newest ships - Millennium, Summit, Constellation and Infinity - each boast a Fortunes Casino. These casinos each features 5 blackjack tables, 2 three card poker, 1 Caribbean stud poker and 1 Texas Hold 'em table, 1 craps table, 2 roulette tables, and about 200 slots.
The Fortunes Casinos on three slightly smaller Celebrity ships -- Mercury, Century and Galaxy -- are almost the same, with one fewer poker table and a couple dozen fewer slots. The line's smallest ship -- the Zenith -- has the same number of table games but only 143 slots.
Celebrity’s casinos have great ambiance, but the action tends to fade fast after midnight. Generally the casinos close by 2AM for lack of players.
Celebrity claims to offer a variety of comps for players who meet certain requirements. However, details on how their comp program works are somewhat murky at this point.
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| X-Men and the Square Pair - by Steve ''Heavy'' Haltom |
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Posted by heavy on Friday, March 07 @ 23:32:32 EST (74 reads)
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Those of you familiar with Superheroes and villains are no doubt familiar with Magneto of the X-Men comic series. Magneto, born Erik Magnus Lensherr, is a member of the Brotherhood of Evil and is a mutant who can create and control electromagnetic fields. He has this nifty helmet he wears that amplifies the power of his thoughts. All in all he cuts a fairly dashing figure.
On any given day you’ll find Magneto psychically tossing large objects around. Is that Army tank threatening him? No problem. It just bounced off the side of a mountain two counties away. Need to escape across the river but there’s no bridge? No problem. He can mentally re-shape metal, turning that barge into a suspension bridge in a matter of seconds. Want to fly across country with your friends and take on the X-Men? How about a magnetic-powered aircraft fashioned out of old manhole covers? Well, you get the idea. It’s all pretty absurd. Or is it?
During the Cold War both our government and the Soviets conducted extensive experiments attempting to prove the existence of ESP and telekinesis. Telekinesis, by the way, is much more complex than poor Magneto’s ability - which is limited to moving or reshaping ferrous materials. After all, casinos known as "juice joints" did that for years - manipulating gaffed dice with electromagnets beneath the layout. Telekinesis is the ability to move objects by scientifically inexplicable means. In other words, The Amazing Randy can’t figure it out. Which gets me to the subject of Joseph Banks Rhine.
Joseph Banks Rhine was a Duke University professor who, after attending a lecture on the supernatural by Arthur Conan Doyle, began studies that helped develop parapsychology into a branch of science, looking upon it primarily as a branch of "abnormal psychology". In the 1930’s he conducted ESP experiments on many subjects, some of whom demonstrated remarkable ability. In 1934, after several years of cautious research, he published the book "Extra Sensory Perception," which has since been republished many times. But it is his study of what he referred to as psycho-kinesis - what we call telekinesis - that interests dice guys like me.
In his studies Rhine tested subjects on their ability to mentally influence the outcome of a roll of the dice. He set up three separate tests - one where the dice were thrown by hand in the traditional toss, one where they were thrown from a cup, and a third where they were thrown by a tossing machine.
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| Krazy Krap - by Steve ''Heavy'' Haltom |
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Posted by heavy on Wednesday, September 26 @ 23:07:50 EDT (217 reads)
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Let’s face it. Sometimes some Krazy Krap happens when you’re at the tables. It may be during a practice session - or during a live session. How you handle it can often make a huge difference in your session outcome.
My playing partner and I had a little practice session a few days ago. During that session I had a fifteen-number hand in which I tossed seven horn numbers in a row. I was playing a Working on the Come Out Strategy and tossed a box number on the come out. I followed that with six more paying numbers before tossing my first ace-deuce. I followed that with another ace-deuce. Right after that - the ace-deuce rolled again.
I told my partner I was going to change my set to fix the problem but he insisted I stick with what I was doing. Next toss - aces, followed by the eleven, then another eleven. The ace-deuce returned after that - followed immediately by the seven.
What are the odds of tossing seven consecutive horn numbers? Somewhere around 280,000 to 1.
Despite the claims of a well-known gaming author who seems obsessed with what I teach in my seminars - I do not teach a “see a horn - bet a horn” strategy. Nevertheless, players at the table with me when these streaks come together quickly learn a lesson. In my case, when streaks of non-paying numbers come up like this it generally means something has gone awry with my set, grip, or toss mechanics. Rather than buck the trend and try to fix these issues on a live table, I choose to make an attempt to capitalize on them.
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| Axis Power Craps Seminar on DVD! |
Heavy's Axis Power Craps Dice Control Seminar is now available on DVD!
This is the breakthrough video that sent the competition back to the drawing board. The first professionally produced DVD demonstrating the mechanics of a controlled dice shot, the program is available in both a Limited and a Full Version.
The Limited Version of the DVD includes the portion of the seminar that deals specifically with the mechanics of the grip and toss, along with roughly twenty minutes of tossing and coaching live at the craps table. Running time is approximately forty minutes. Order the limited version via PayPal now for just $89.00 plus shipping and handling. US customers add $4 shipping and handling. Canadian customers add $6 shipping and handling.
The Full Version contains all of the above - and more. Almost three hours of player education featuring the best dice sets, grips, tosses, and more. In addition, we cover betting strategies, money management, discipline, focus, the mental edge, and playing the comp game to win. You''ll also receive the seminar workbook, strategy cards, and a pair of Dice Coach dice as an added bonus. Order the Full version via PayPal below for just $189.00 plus shipping and handling. US customers add $6 shipping and handling. Canadian customers add $11 shipping and handling.
Shopping for the Holidays? Order by October 12th to guarantee delivery.
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| Precision Shooter Starter Kit |
Interested in getting started in Precision Shooting but don't know where to start? A good place to begin is with the right equipment. And that's where this Starter Set Special that Shootitall and I developed came into play.
Your Precision Shooter Starter Kit includes the following items:
* Shootitall's Big Rig Jr - the premier practice rig in the market today. This rig snaps together and breaks down in seconds thanks to Shootitall's innovative Mag-Connection.
* Heavy's Limited Edition Axis Power Craps Seminar on DVD - See the basics of precision shooting as Heavy coaches students on live table in the dealer school.
* The Crapshooter's Buffet audio CD - Learn about bankroll, money management and discipline in this rip-roaring half-hour of craps comedy.
Obviously you'll want to have some sort of idea just how to toss the dice. In order to help you out in that department I'm tossing in a copy of the Limited Version of the Axis Power Craps Seminar on DVD. This DVD contains all of the toss-technique related material from the live seminars and includes about fifteen minutes of live tosses and coaching at the table. You'll see how we set, grip, and toss the dice - as well as how we adjust for toss errors and get back on track when things go wrong.
We'll also include a copy of the Axis Power Craps Seminar Playbook, which contains most of the betting strategies we teach in the live sessions, a couple of laminated dice setting strategy cards, and a pair of Axis Power Craps red and green practice dice.
How much are all these goodies going to cost? If sold separately this package would retail for almost $400. But right now the entire package - including the practice rig, the video, the seminar play book, the audio CD, and strategy cards and the dice are yours for just $219 plus shipping and $31 shipping and handling.
Order now via PayPal at this link:
To pay by check or money order, send your remittance to:
Steve "Heavy" Haltom
P.O. Box 7094
Tyler, Texas 75711
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| Buy Heavy's Axis Power Craps Manual |
Axis Power Craps details five skill sets almost anyone can learn. Master these and you too can become a precision craps shooter. Order now and find out how!
Axis Power Craps includes betting strategies for every dice pre-set arrangement. Precision dice shooting works for both right-way and wrong-way play. Your package features an instructional 100 page workbook with dozens of photographs of dice pre-sets and grips. Each book comes with two shirt-pocket precision dice shooting strategy cards, as well as practice forms you can duplicate and use to record your rolls.
Axis Power Craps is just $39.95 including all shipping and handling. Orders are sent promptly via Priority Mail. Order on-line through PayPal at this link:
If you prefer to pay by check or money order, send your remittance to:
Steve "Heavy" Haltom
P.O. Box 7094
Tyler, Texas 75711
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