Chapter 1 of 4
I've developed a craps playing System that has been giving me good
overall results. I'd like to share that System. I call it the Bdalt System (pron. bee-dalt). This posting to the RGC newsgroup includes
each of the System's 4 chapters.
The Bdalt System has been doing well for me since its latest refinement
earlier this year. After a number of wins and few losses, I started keeping written track of each session's results starting June 13th.
Since then I've played 31 times. 26 of those were winning sessions and 5 were losers. My net winnings for the 31 sessions is $9,279. I'm
including a table in chapter 4 which shows the results of each of those sessions. Be sure to thoroughly read all 4 chapters before attempting
to use the Bdalt System.
First, some background. AS I developed the System, I wanted it to meet
the following 10 conditions:
1. It needed to be played with low house advantage (1/3 of 1 percent or
less). I didn't want a system that if played many times and for many hours would grind me down as a result of its high casino advantage.
2. It should produce positive results on not only a "hot" table, but a
"choppy" one as well.
3. Knowing that on average only 16% of all shooting sequences last for
10 dice rolls (before a 7 is thrown) the system needed to be designed to work with short shooting sequences.
4. Keeping in mind that on average 1% of all shooting sequences can
last for 25 rolls before a seven, the system also needed to take advantage of the occasional "hot" or long roll to produce better winning
results.
5. As a winning system, I'd like to play it modestly, without large
sums of money, in such a way so as not to draw casino management's attention. Since I live within a short distance from several casinos in
the Mississippi gulf coast area, I want to be able to repeat my play
indefinitely.
6. The play, however, would be large enough so as to qualify for casino
meals, entertainment and hotel lodging comps.
7. I also wanted it to be profitable enough to take care of variable
personal expenses of the out-of-pocket type. That is, it should provide enough winning income to cover my spending for recreation, meals,
vehicle gas, and other miscellaneous expenses. I felt a goal would be about $300 - $400 a winning session.
8. It should be fun and provide a win on average for 5 out of every 6
sessions.
9. It should be simple to use. If I had a drink at the table or was
talking to a dealer or another player, I didn't want to be using a system that would be confusing or difficult to keep up with.
10. The System would include Money Management whereby losses are kept
to a minimum. It could only allow a session maximum loss of no more than approximately 10 times the total amount of my bets - at any one
time - on the layout. It is very important that a loss isn't too large, because I want it covered by no more than the next 3 winning sessions.
So, about 14 years ago, just before any casinos were built in the
Biloxi/Gulfport area, I funded a "gaming envelope" with $10,000. I hadn't fully thought through my system, but wanted to get started. I
promised myself that if I ever went through the envelope, that would be the end of my casino gambling. I went to Las Vegas and stayed on the
strip at the Frontier for 4 days. They had 10 times odds at the time. I knew if I took full odds the casino edge would be less than 1/5 of
1%. I played a $5 line bet with $50 odds and two $5 come bets with $50 odds on each. After 4 days of play, the casino comped my suite and
meals. I left with $3,500 of their money. I thought the line bet plus 2 come bets and taking 10 times odds was the ticket. My next trip, a
couple months later, resulted in a $2,400 win. I now had well over the initial $10,000 start up in my "envelope." I had plenty of cash to
cover out-of-pocket expenses for a while. I was glad I had found the secret for gambling success. It wasn't long after, casinos started to
open up near my home in the Gulfport/Biloxi area. Soon I came to find out that I had indeed been lucky on those 2 Las Vegas trips. I was no
longer winning more than I was losing. Overall in most years, I would lose more than I would win. So, I experimented with variations to the
system. And I'd play at a casino about twice a week. Although, recently I've been playing more often than that since my refined System
is working well. This past year, before my System development was completed, my gambling "envelope" reached a low of $3,500. Now it is
true that not all of the envelope loss came from gaming losses. I also used the envelope to provide for some out-of-pocket expenses which I
refer to as variable expenses in item #7 earlier in this chapter.
Chapter 2 of 4
I won't bore you with the different systems and their variations that I
tried before getting to where I am now, but suffice it to say, my gambling "envelope" today has more than $13,000 in it, even though I
recently gave a friend who needed some help $3,000 out of it and it also provides the additional income I enumerated in #7 of Chapter 1 - and the
meals and entertainment for my guests and myself are comped at every casino I play at. In fact, on a trip to the Pacific northwest recently,
I spent 9 of 11 days in casinos in Laughlin, Las Vegas and Reno, Nevada. All the meals, entertainment and lodging expenses at every
casino was comped. The results of each of that trip's 21 Nevada craps playing sessions are detailed on the table in Chapter 4.
Over the years I've developed some superstitions. I guess many craps
players have superstitions and I'm no exception. My System works well on hot tables and even works on choppy tables. It doesn't work on cold
tables, though. So, if I'm down half my loss limit, I may leave the table and take a break, coming back later or try one of the other
tables. Yep, I know the dice have no memory. But whether it is a downtrend in the stock market or a cold table, I hate fighting a trend.
As has been said before, "the trend is your friend." Then don't fight it.
Before I explain the strategy of the System, lets talk a little about
Money Management, which is a an important part - no, it is a critical part - of the Bdalt System. The conditions upon which I leave the
table:
Leaving a winner:
1. If I'm lucky and the table is hot and I'm up several hundred dollars
or more, I'll take my winnings and call it a day as soon as I run into a shooter that has a roll that costs me more money than I won from his
roll.
2. If the table is choppy, I'll leave when I'm up 15% over my buy in.
Sometimes, it takes some time for this to happen and the wait is often frustrating. I guess I should just be happy I'm quitting ahead, but so
often getting there is a struggle and there is always the risk of losing.
Leaving a loser:
1. If during a session the table is cold and I get down close to my
loss limit, I'll leave if I can recoup most or all of my losses. In this scenario, if I've recouped more than 75% of my losses, I'll leave
when a shooter has a roll that costs me more than I won from his roll. Yes, it is a losing session, but I've recouped most of my loss and
hopefully the next time will be better.
2. I'll leave if I've lost 1/2 of my buy in. That amount would also be
equal to approximately 10 times the maximum amount of money I would have on the layout at any one time.
In chapter 3 I'll detail the mechanics of the Bdalt System.
Chapter 3 of 4
Playing the BDALT SYSTEM:
1. To keep the casino advantage (house edge) as low as possible, I
prefer to play at casinos that offer 10 times odds on their craps tables. Most of the casinos in the Mississippi gulf coast area have 10
times odds.
2. I usually buy in for $2,000. My loss limit is 1/2
of my buy in
(usually $1,000). If I'm only willing to lose a maximum of $1,000, why buy in for $2,000? There are 2 reasons: First, for me there is the
psychological reason. If I'm down $700 or so and had only bought in for $1,000, the few black and green chips I had left in my rack would appear
naked and puny to me. And the overall losing feelings I had would become even worse. Even though I'm getting close to the point of
quitting, I don't want to have the losing feeling that one gets when playing with very few chips. That may not make sense to some, but I
like to always have a decent amount of chips in my rack. The second reason is the effect $2,000 buy ins have on comp ratings.
3. The Bdalt System calls for 1 line bet (usually $5) with 10 times
odds. It is followed up on the next roll with the same denomination come bet. Only one come bet is played at this point.
4. If either of those 2 numbers are hit, I reduce the odds on the
remaining number by 1/2. In this example, the odds would be brought down to $25 ($30 if a five or nine is the remaining number). What are the
odds that I'll make one of the initial 2 numbers? If the 2 numbers are 4 and 10, I have 6 chances out of 36 of catching one of them. If the
numbers are 5 or 9, I have 8 chances out of 36 of catching one of them. And if they are 6 or 8, I have 10 chances out of 36 of catching one of
them. The chances of a 7 are 6 out of 36. So probability has it that most of the time I'll catch one of the 2 numbers before a 7 comes up.
5. After a win on one of the two numbers, I'll progress to a line bet
and two come bets - and I'll regress to only 5 times odds on all bets. The reason the odds have been reduced from 10 times to 5 times is
because I want my winnings on the earlier winning number to fund most of the money I have at risk on the table. Many times, after I've had my
first number win from the shooter, he will seven out before I'm able to make the follow-up come bet. If this happens, I'm ahead and working on
the casino's money. If initially the number that he hit (repeated) for me was a 4 or 10, I would have been paid a total of $105. If the number
was a 5 or 9, my pay back would be $80. I would receive $65 if the number was 6 or 8. After winning on that first number, my money at risk
on the table (if the roll has lasted long enough to establish the 3 bets) would amount to $90 for one $5 line bet with $25 odds and two $5
come bets with $25 odds on each (unless a number was a 5 or 9 where we would have $30 odds). So, my win on the very 1st number hit goes a long
way to funding those 3 follow-up bets. If I hit any of these 3 numbers I'm ahead. And of course, if more numbers are repeated, it's even
better.
What do I see as the advantages of the Bdalt System?
1. The win from the first number hit either completely covers my future
bets for that shooter or goes a long way to doing so.
2. After that win the Bdalt System calls for another come bet, giving a
total of one line bet and two come bets. It will remain this way until the shooter sevens out. By adding that second come bet, I'll have half
the board numbers covered which will give me greater participation in any hot roll.
3. For me, the money management aspect of the System has kept net wins
greater than net losses. In other words, it has kept my wins plentiful and my losses limited. Please refer to the end of Chapter 2 for more
information on Money Management for the Bdalt System.
4. The Bdalt System satisfies the 10 requirements listed at the
beginning of Chapter 1.
Chapter 4 will include a table of the results I've had for each of the
last 31 craps playing sessions using the Bdalt System. In addition to the 4 "advantages" listed above, chapter 4 will give a further
explanation as to why I feel the Bdalt System has been working as well as it has for me.
Chapter 4 of 4
Does the Bdalt System win all the time? No! Since June 13th, when I
started keeping accurate track of the results, it appears to produce a losing session for me about once out of every six. The table shown
below lists the results of the last 31 craps playing sessions over a 27 day period (from June 13th to July 10th - the last date I played). I
had 26 winning sessions and 5 losing ones, giving me a net win of $9,279. Included in the table are the results of my stays at casinos in
Nevada - starting June 30th. As I'm entering this, the table below looks fine. I hope it doesn't appear too scrambled or messed up when
you are viewing it.
Gambling/craps + wins or - losses
> Location date & time results
> CM, BSL 6/13 11:45 AM +$ 82
> CM, BSL 6/13 5:30 PM + 171
> CM, BSL 6/13 11:55 PM + 472
> GD, GPT 6/14 3:15 PM + 581
> CM, BSL 6/15 1:00 PM + 30
> CM, BSL 6/15 4:00 PM + 315
> CM, BSL 6/16 5:45 PM + 175
> CM, BSL 6/16 10:30 PM - 990
> GC, GPT 6/23 10:30 PM + 949
> HA, VKS 6/27 7:00 PM + 215
> RE, LAU 6/30 6:30 PM + 504
> RE, LAU 6/30 8:30 PM + 830
> RE, LAU 7/01 6:00 PM + 131
> RE, LAU 7/01 8:45 PM + 713
> RE, LAU 7/02 10:30 AM + 211
> RE, LAU 7/03 4:20 AM -1,500
> RE, LAU 7/03 6:00 PM -1,000
> RE, LAU 7/03 7:30 PM + 631
> RE, LAU 7/03 10:30 PM + 800
> ST, LV 7/04 2'15" 5:30 P - 395
> ST, LV 7/04 1'45" 10:00 P + 721
> ST, LV 7/05 2'30" 1:20 P + 526
> RO, LV 7/05 2'45" 6:30 P - 368
> ST, LV 7/05 3'15" 12:15 A + 387
> ST, LV 7/06 0'35" 2:00 P + 621
> ST, LV 7/06 2'15" 10:15 P + 915
> ST, LV 7/07 0'25" 12:30 P + 666
> EL, RN 7/09 0'45" 7:30 P + 789
> EL, RN 7/09 0'25" 9:00 P + 317
> EL, RN 7/10 1'15" 1:15 P + 990
> EL, RN 7/10 2'15" 7:40 P + 790
> TOTAL = $9,279
> 26 Wins = $13,532; Avg Win = $520.46
> 5 Losses = $4,253; Avg Loss = $850.60
> 31 Session Avg ($9,279 / 31) = $299.32
NOTES
1. The first session on July 3rd was a $1,500 loss. I have written I
keep my losses to a limit maximum of $1,000 (« of my $2,000 buy in - or approximately 10 times the maximum amount of money I would have on the
layout at any one time). I goofed and got off my System a little and let the loss get larger than it should have. 'Twas an error in
judgment. I was staying at the Ramada Express in Laughlin, NV and they only offer 5X odds. I had altered my play somewhat and it wasn't
working. It was 4:20 in the morning when I quit, after having fought a losing trend for too long - something I shouldn't have done. If I would
have had the discipline to quit after being down $1,000, my loss for that weekend would have been $500 less. And I could have had more
sleep. I'd even have $500 more in my envelope than I have now. I promised myself I'd stay with the System's Strategy and Money Management
in the future. I can tell you, the back-to-back (second session) loss of $1,000 later that same day had me truly baffled. I hadn't reached
the point that I was questioning the validity of the Bdalt System, because I have had plenty of previous wins earlier in the year to more
than outweigh those losses. I was frustrated, though. The following wins were much more fun. In spite of the losses, I was still able to
leave the Ramada Express a net winner.
2. July 4th, I started keeping track of my playing time at the table.
2'15" = 2 hours and 15 minutes. The time shown to the right of the playing time was the sessions quitting time.
3. Haven't played craps since July 10th. I'm still in the Northwest
(Bellingham, WA) and I'm not aware of any casinos nearby with 10X odds. Won't be returning to the Biloxi/Gulfport area till around mid Sept.
Thanks to the Bdalt System I have plenty of money to cover out-of-pocket
expenses while here.
The Bdalt System is yours to use for free. All I ask is that you refer
in the future to it as the "Bdalt System." If you use the Bdalt System and don't make money from it, please go back and study each of the 4
chapters to make sure you are not varying from the System's play strategy or its Money Management guidelines.
Naturally, I don't guarantee, warranty, or imply that you will win from
the Bdalt System.
The reason I feel the Bdalt System works as well for me as it does, is
that I try to adhere to the following 2 Money Management parts of it:
1. Which means I'm willing to quit a winner with relatively small
profits. As you'll notice from the table of 31 sessions, the largest win was $990. That is less than half of my $2,000 buy in.
2. The second reason I believe the Bdalt System works for me is that I
don't let my losing sessions become too large. Remember, it won't pay to have a lot of small wins if they are going to be more than offset by
one or two large losses. I truly believe that for me these Money Management aspects of the Bdalt System have been extremely important to
its success. This Money Management part of the System is discussed in more detail near the end of chapter 2.
If you use the Bdalt System, I encourage you to keep a written record of
each of your wins and losses. I also encourage you to follow the System (the Mechanics & Money Management) exactly as I've laid out in these 4
chapters. If you do, after you have had 10 sessions or more, let the RGC newsgroup know how the Bdalt System has worked for you. May you
have the same or better results than I am having.
It would also be great if someone has a craps simulator like Win Craps
and can program it with Bdalt System's betting mechanics and money management and then publish the simulation results to RGC. I have Win
Craps, but haven't taken the time to learn how to program it.
I've thought of a few questions you might have, such as:
Question
> The Bdalt System has been making you money. Why are you giving it away?
Answer
> Since it has been working for me, I'd like others to benefit from it. There is no other reason.
Question
> In chapter 1, you indicated in System goal #7 that your winning session goal would be about "$300 - $400 a winning session." Yet, the 26
winning sessions you detailed above produced an average win of $520. Do you expect the Bdalt System will produce $500 average winning sessions
in the future?
Answer
> I don't know. I may have been "luckier" than I'll be in the future. Much longer term tracking will give me a better idea. In any event, I
still would find winning sessions satisfactory that produce $300 - $400 average winning results.
Question
> Do you ever make any other bets such as Hardways, Craps/Eleven, Field, etc?
Answer
> No. The Bdalt System calls for no other bets than those detailed in Chapter 3. However, I do toke the dealers and the net wins listed are
after toking expenses and any other tips at the table.
Question
> If the Bdalt System catches on, too many people could be using it. The casinos might have to reduce the free odds they offer. If the odds are
reduced, doesn't that affect the System?
Answer
> Yes it does, but I don't think there will be a mass switch of players to the Bdalt System. Too many of them are place betters and/or have their
own methods of play. Most of them won't be switching - at least not in the near term. Also, for the occasional player, the System may be too
conservative. Many might want more action for their money and won't be switching. In my opinion, this System seems to work best for the
conservative frequent player. That is the player that should be using a System that has the least amount of house advantage (less than 1/3 of
1%) working against him.
Question
> By you publicly listing your wins in a chart, aren't you afraid the IRS and your home State could claim their share of taxes on your winnings?
Answer
> That is precisely why I started keeping an accurate log. Once I found the Bdalt System was regularly producing overall winning results for me,
I felt I needed to keep a written record so I could pay any taxes due. I have no problem with that.
This brings to a close my writings on the Bdalt System.
Good Luck to all, Bdalt
The BDALT Craps Playing System
Addendum A
As I write this (September 13, 2000) I've had 69 consecutive recorded sessions
using the Bdalt Craps Playing System. I started keeping track of each
session's winning or loss results on June 13th - exactly 3 months ago. Each of
the first 31 sessions from June 13th to July 10th are detailed in chapter 4 of
the Bdalt Craps Playing System. The next time I played craps was August 4th.
Following are the results of the 38 craps playing sessions from August 4th
through the last timed I played craps on September 12, 2000 (yesterday).
Location Date Play Time
Quit $ results
SV, WA 8/04 0'
20" 7:20P -
253
NS, WA 8/06 0'
55" 5:45P +
322
NS, WA 8/09 2'
15" 10:45P - 1,800
SV, WA 8/10 0'
20" 7:20P -
1,245
VR, MSQ 8/27 2' 45"
11:30P + 452
RM, MSQ 8/28 0' 35"
2:40P + 126
VR, MSQ 8/28 3' 45"
9:25P + 469
CB, MSQ 8/29 1' 15"
2:20P + 721
HA, LV 8/29 2'
20" 7:10P -
610
RC, LV 8/29 2'
40" 12:10A +
834
OC LV 8/30 2'
10" 11:55A -
350
HA, LV 8/30 1'
45" 3:10P +
885
RC, LV 8/30 3'
45" 7:40P +
250
RE, LAU 8/31 1' 50"
5:30P + 222
RE, LAU 8/31 2' 55"
9:40P + 325
RE, LAU 9/01 0' 50"
8:00A + 369
RE, LAU 9/01 1' 15"
12:15P + 316
RE, LAU 9/01 0' 45"
5:05P + 291
RE, LAU 9/01 0' 55"
7:30P + 531
RE, LAU 9/02 4' 05"
3:05P - 295
RE, LAU 9/02 0' 40"
7:30P + 754
RE, LAU 9/02 1' 05"
11:40P + 321
RE, LAU 9/03 3' 05"
3:30P - 233
RE, LAU 9/03 3' 15"
7:40P - 788
RE, LAU 9/03 2' 25"
2:15A + 521
RE, LAU 9/04 4' 05"
5:05P + 624
RE, LAU 9/05 1' 10"
12:45A + 410
RE, LAU 9/05 1' 30"
4:40P - 286
RE, LAU 9/05 0' 35"
6:45P + 683
RE, LAU 9/06 4' 05"
2:10A - 2,666
LS, AZ 9/07 0'
15" 12:30P +
125
HA, VKS 9/09 3' 15"
4:00P + 1,598
HA, VKS 9/10 5' 35"
2:05A + 324
HA, VKS 9/10 0' 45"
3:00P - 1,836
HA, VKS 9/10 4' 15"
9:00P + 264
HA, VKS 9/11 1' 10"
11:35P + 471
HA, VKS 9/11 1' 45"
2:30P + 715
CM, BSL 9/12 0' 45"
3:30P + 800
Total Win = + $3,361
Earlier Sessions (June 13th to July 10) detailed in Chapter 4
26 Wins = $13,532; Avg. Win =
$520.46
5 Losses = $4,253; Avg. Loss =
$850.60
Losing Sessions = 16%; Winning Sessions = 84%
31 Session Avg. ($9,279 / 31) = $299.32 Win
Latest Sessions (August 4th to September 12th) detailed above
27 Wins = $13,723; Avg. Win =
$508.26
11 Losses = $10,362; Avg. Loss =
$942.00
Losing Sessions = 29%; Winning Sessions = 71%
38 Session Avg. ($3,361 / 38) = $88.45 Win
Total 3 month Win after 69 sessions (after deducting Losses) = $12,640
Stats on all Sessions covering 3 months (June 13th to August 12th)
53 Wins = $27,255; Avg. Win =
$514.25
16 Losses = $14,615; Avg. Loss =
$913.44
Losing Sessions = 23%; Winning Sessions = 77%
69 Session Avg. ($12,640 / 69) = $183.19 Win
Question
During the past 3 months you took home $12,640 of the casinos' money over the 69
craps playing sessions, but you only averaged a Win of $88.45 per session during
the last 38 sessions. In your first 31 sessions your Wins averaged about
$300 a session. Why do you think your overall Win average was so much lower
during the latest time period?
Answer
You'll notice that my Winning sessions were fairly identical during each period.
I averaged $520.46 per win in the 26 earlier winning sessions and $508.26 for
each of the 27 latest winning sessions. Also similar was the loss for each
losing session, averaging $942 earlier and $913 more recently. However, I
violated the Bdalt System's Money Management loss rule. I had so much previous
success with the Bdalt System that I had become overconfident. You'll notice
that 5 of the 11 losses ranged between $1,245 and $2,666. The System calls
for losses to not be greater than 10 times the maximum I have on the table at
any one time.
In other words, no session loss should have ever been greater than $1,100.
Every dollar I exceeded the Bdalt Money Management Loss Limit had to be made up
for by a dollar of Win. When I was losing, I was always hoping that the table
would "turn around" and I could recoup my losses. In most cases, all
that happened was the losses became larger.
Had I adhered to the proper loss limit of no more than $1,100 for those 5 losing
sessions, the overall statistics would have looked like this:
Latest Sessions (August 4th to September 12th) detailed above
27 Wins = $13,723; Avg. Win =
$508.26
11 Losses = $ 6,920; Avg. Loss =
$629.09
Losing Sessions = 29%; Winning Sessions = 71%
38 Session Avg. ($6,803 / 38) = $179.03 Win
The overall $179.03 win average over the 38 sessions, is a lot better than the
$88.45 average win I experienced. Also, had I quit during those losing sessions
when I was earlier ahead by $300 or more, the overall total winning results
would have been even greater. Although I know better, I let emotions get
in the way. In the future, I'm really going to try to adhere to the Bdalt
System's loss limit and win goal. Also, what hurt my overall winning average for
the latest time period was that I had 29% losing sessions and only 16% losing
sessions during the earlier period.
Question
Do you have any idea why your percentage of losing sessions increased an
additional 13% (to 29%) during the last 38 sessions?
Answer
Yes. Earlier, I was happy to leave a winner if I was up 30% or more of my
Loss Limit (up $300 or more). More recently I was looking for larger wins.
Several times I was up more than $300 and instead of quitting a Winner, I
hung around too long and ended up having a losing session.
Question
Even in spite of your mistakes, the Bdalt craps playing System over these last 3
months has given you a net win over the 69 sessions of $12,640. Do you
have any plans to take the System to a higher playing level?
Answer
Yes. Since I'm now well capitalized with the casinos' money, I'll double
the amount of odds I take (from $50 to $100) for the initial bets. Then after a
win on one of the numbers I'll regress to $50 odds for the Pass Line and 2
Come bets with $50 odds on each (instead of the $25 odds I used on 4,6,8,&10
and $30 on 5&9). So, my win goal will be $600 and my Loss Limit will
be $2,000.
Question
How would the Bdalt System be used for a smaller bankroll?
Answer
This past June I taught the Bdalt System to a friend who had never played craps
before. The few times he had been to a casino was for the entertainment or
meals. After learning the System, he said he was going to fund a Gaming Envelope
with $500. If he lost the $500 that would be the end of his gambling. He is a
successful business owner living in Gulfport, MS who got divorced about half a
year ago. He intended to spend part of 3 evenings a week or so at a casino
having dinner and playing at a $3.00 minimum table. He planned to have a session
buy in of $200 and would play with $10 odds on a $3 Line bet and $10 odds on a
$3 Come bet. If one of the numbers hit, he would regress to $5 odds ($6 odds for
a 5 or 9). As the Bdalt Systems calls for, he would end up with 2 Come
bets and 1 Line bet, with the lower odds. At that point he would have half
of the board numbers covered. His session loss limit was limited to
his $200 buy in. Since his maximum one time exposure on the table was $26, the
Bdalt System allows for a maximum loss of $260 (10 times the maximum amount of
exposure to any one shooter). My friend; however, wanted to keep the reigns a
bit tighter. Following the Bdalt System, his session win goal was $75
(approximately 3 times the amount of his maximum exposure to any one shooter).
Well, at the end of June, I went out to the Pacific Northwest to spend the
summer. My friend and I hadn't been in touch. I didn't return home until
September 11th. I hadn't seen him until he and I met for lunch yesterday
(September 12th) at Casino Magic in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi. I was happy to
hear that from mid June he had built his gaming envelope up to over $2,200 using
the Bdalt Craps Playing System. Unlike me, he hadn't kept a written record of
each session. Like me, though he used some of his winnings the last couple of
months to fund his personal cash expenses. So, his winnings are even greater
than what he has in his Envelope. As an aside, we went to the craps table after
our lunch. At the time it was a $3 minimum 10 times odds table. 45 minutes later
we cashed out. After toking the dealers, I walked with an $800 net win and my
friend with $150. It was great seeing him again and a fun way to spend part of
an afternoon.
Question
Did Casino Magic buy the lunch for you and your friend?
Answer
Of course. Casino comps are an additional benefit. On my way up to the Northwest
and on my return trip I spent 19 nights staying in casino hotels in Viksburg,
MS, Laughlin, Las Vegas, Mesquite, and Reno, Nevada. I never paid for a room or
suite. Nor did I pay for any meals or entertainment at the casinos I was playing
at. And on top of it, I won money.
Question
The $12,640 Wins. The Comps. The Bdalt Craps Playing System holding
up over 69 playing sessions (in spite of your playing errors in violation of the
System). It sounds too good to be true.
Answer
Yep, I agree. I've always been suspicious of something that sounds too good to
be true. And of course, usually there is a cost associated with that something.
I promise I have accurately reported each winning craps playing session, as well
as each losing session. And it isn't fun reporting that my lack of discipline
violated the System's Money Management on 5 different occasions during the last
38 playing sessions. It is embarrassing to list that on September 6th I lost
$2,666 in one miserable session - well more than double what the loss should
have been. Before attempting to use the Bdalt System, be sure to thoroughly
understand the System and its Money Management. You don't even have to pay for
the Bdalt System. Unlike other things that seem to
be too good to be true, the Bdalt System is free.