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Major Dice Club meeting coming together

Wed, 16 Jan 2008 16:32:37 GMT

The spring seems to be the time that all members enjoy big runs in Las Vegas on the Dice Tables. With the recession approaching and real estate in the dumps one thing that members can hold onto and focus on is a good dice run. Reading recent posts about the outstanding results in 2008 from the top triple man this club has, by betting a $5 fire bet in the face of the reality associated with fire bet returns makes us all long for the action on the tables. Will it be the Flamingo this year, or maybe the long legged waitresses of Paris, or the fun of Hooters, or maybe the Crapless action at the Strat - maybe a wrongway better at the Wynn - or a Rhythm Roller from OKC, or maybe the magic act of the lookaway toss ? No one can be sure - but what we can be sure of is that the first meeting with massive attendance if finally on the schedule. Get your tickets early, and start reading and studying your text books from now. The Dice club meeting has been scheduled for the weekend of March 13, 2008. More...

Henry Valentino III Contrarian NFL Picks for Week 14 Sunday December 9, 2007

henry@hv3.com — Sun, 09 Dec 2007 01:05:34 GMT

This time I decided to make it easier for the fellow members to glance at my picks, without having to watch the full video

at Buffalo	7	7	34 1/2	Miami HV picks Buff and U
at Cincinnati	NL	9 1/2	45	St. Louis HV picks Cinci and O
Cleveland	3 1/2	3	47 1/2	at NY Jets HV picks Clev and O
Dallas	10 1/2	10 1/2	50 1/2	at Detroit HV picks Dal and U
at Denver	6 1/2	7	37 1/2	Kansas City HV picks Den and O
at Green Bay	10	10 1/2	39 1/2	Oakland HV picks Oak and O
Indianapolis	NL	9	41 1/2	at Baltimore HV picks Blt and O
at Jacksonville	10 1/2	10 1/2	38 1/2	Carolina HV picks Jack and O
Minnesota	7	8 1/2	39	at San Francisco HV picks Minn and O
at New England	NL	10 1/2	47	Pittsburgh HV picks Pit and O
at Philadelphia	3	3	42	NY Giants HV picks Giants and O
at Seattle	6 1/2	7	44	Arizona HV picks Seattle and U
Tampa Bay	NL	3	40 1/2	at Houston HV picks TB and O
at Tennessee	0	0	39	San Diego HV picks SD and O

Monday, Dec 10
Favorite	Open	Today	O/U	Underdog
New Orleans	5	3	42 1/2	at Atlanta HV picks NO and O

Henry Valentino III - Las Vegas resident and NFL expert makes his Contrarian Picks

henry@hv3.com — Fri, 30 Nov 2007 01:53:22 GMT

Rarely does an opportunity like this present itself. Valentino is 0-11 on NFL Parley wagering in 2007. This is the chance to get some strong picks and insight, and make the contrarian wager. Dice Club members can show up at the Strat tomorrow morning and exchange stories.

Crapless Craps for the MAXIMUM return

henry@hv3.com — Fri, 30 Nov 2007 01:43:04 GMT

I approached the craps area, and one table was on fire. I noticed at least one fellow that had a full rack of greens and blacks, and a bunch of other folks filling up the table. You guys all know we have had a number of discussions about whether you should approach a hot table and jump in – or if that is the key to end a good role, but cooling things down. Well lucky for me that table was so hot, I could not get in. I noticed one lone guy paying over at the crapless table, and I made my way over there to see what the action looked like.

That guy was playing big money, as I reported earlier he had about 3~4k in action. He later told me that he had bought in for 10k and was down about 8k when I joined him. Normally I don’t consider $120 enough to really get things going on the crapless table. You guys know the requirements for getting decent action on all those numbers.

I decided to jump right in, and ordered a hard 8 for $5 and got change for $120. Bang Seven out right out of the blocks. The big shooter was pissed that I jumped in and he was insinuating that my hard way cooled off the table and cost him more money. I felt bad and was up next as the shooter. I figured, like always the best way to get this guy back on track was to have a big roll, and that was the beginning of it.

Now I cant take you through shot after shot, but the summary of it was – I had a double parley hard way – which stared with $10, so I won a few bucks on that. The big money player cleaned up on that roll – I hit ever extreme number so many times I lost count. I told you earlier about the 12 in which he hit for the table max of $12k One interesting note, not once during the entire roll did I hit a Seven – until the final seven out.

I ended up $1,800 and the big player was up 42k after he was down 8k. He made a point of telling me that it was his biggest single roll, and he was very pleased I jumped in to join him. This was a quiet victory, because it was just this other fellow and I paying on the crapless table. I did some hooting and hollering myself, but the big shooter did not get to excited. He did high five me when I hit the 12 for him, but that was the extent of is.

You know your at a dice club meeting when the dealer tells you - “your doing the lords work in the devils playground” 4Queens 9-15-07 5:45pm.

henry@hv3.com — Sun, 16 Sep 2007 08:57:32 GMT

You know your at a dice club meeting when the dealer tells you - “your doing the lords work in the devils playground” 4Queens 9-15-07 5:45pm.

The action starts out at the 4Queens and after a rough start The rhythm roller from OKC Curtis Lemay gets a hold of the dice. This picture was taken just as he started his roll, which lasted 25 minutes and made us both more than $500. It looked like the meeting was off to a good solid start. Watch out for drunk beer spitting women that cool off the table and buy onto a $5 table with $10.

A quick dinner moved us out of Downtown and into the Strat, where we met up with George. This next picture was take at the massacre when George was still smiling. **** Lesson learned at the Strat don’t try to play crapless when the minimum is $10, unless you are up big time, and have plenty of ammo to work your way in.

Not to be deterred we head to the Rio. Once again Curtis gets a hold of the dice and things turn around quickly. He shot the dots off the dice. Lots of Green Chips every player cashed more than $700. My personal situation was quite bleek going into Curtis roll, I had given back the 600 I won at the 4Queens and had to reach for my last 100 for Curtis’s roll. I was literally down to my last $2. I took the ride and boy was I happy. The rhythm roller strikes again.

More action tomorrow with Football in the mix

Fatty’s Tradition – and recognizing the signs of a hot roll

henry@hv3.com — Sun, 12 Aug 2007 08:47:50 GMT

The members will certainly have their own fond memories of Fatty’s after a big score. I was not able to get by the usual hot spot the night of the big win, but Saturday provides a good opportunity to see how the tradition works out – and I tested it at the Santa Fe.

It is a very good sign to be able to win on a match play coupon. In today’s case I had to give it a try and see if I could follow up the big triple with another memorable session. Finally – a $25 match play winner. Its not a triple but it gets you off and running if you can win it. Today’s win, was a sign of things to come. Bet it on the pass line since they don’t let you get any odds with it.

TRIPLES IN THE DESERT - You can turn 5$ into $2,500 in minutes - the dice are HOT HOT HOT

henry@hv3.com — Sat, 11 Aug 2007 06:40:19 GMT

I am happy to report that tonight a few hours ago I hit a triple 6 at the new TI. I had $250 up when I hit it, and I left 600 up. Fellow club members - some important new observations and a call for an immediate meeting date to be scheduled in OCT.

On the observation front - I jumped onto a table - mid roll - did not even have a line bet. I went up on the 6 and 8 - and was putting my toe in the water. The shooter hit a hard 6 and I was not on it. I thought to myself - now may be a good time to execute the Wasserman triple. I jumped up with 5 and the shooter started raining triple 6's. It's been a while guys and without any other members to encourage me, I have to say I pulled up a little short on the second bet. I went from 5 to 50 ok, but when the 500 hit - I took 250 down and left 250 up on the hard way. Over comes the pit boss - they could tell I was ready. I asked the shooter – I called it in - and would you believe - he bull-frogged a hard 6. A pair of threes. The crowd went wild.

Well actually there was not much of a crowd, I went wild. There was a couple of German tourist on my left who had no idea what had just happened asking me to explain that bet to them, in a pushy German way, and a mullet head guy in the corner - who was on the hard 6 the first time it hit - remember I jumped up after it hit once. His comment - wow man... I wish I had pressed my bet.

Fellow members - I have been hanging out in Montana. I have been away from the tables - and except for my last meeting with Curtis a couple of months ago - I have been away from the tables. I came back early this week - because I had to attend a mandatory court ordered settlement conference on Friday for my appointment at the carnival. The airlines did not have any flights and I drove 14.5 hours yesterday to make my appearance.

I decided today to make an attempt at settling the case before we went into the judge tomorrow and I can't believe it, but I was able to get the case settled. I felt like that was a good sign a small win, my luck was on the rise and so - why not visit the new TI on my way to the Apple Store.

George had just told me that he would rather cut off his pinky before he would return to the TI. He says he has swarn the place off. George I have to ask you to reconsider.

Hitting a triple at a place should be like when you win a PGA tournament. You always get a chance without qualifying.

If the triple is not enough Mark and I have a story - its a little old now, but we had a huge comeback run at the TI - and we almost hit the megabucks jackpot that night.

Mark do you remember ? Of course you do. Well guys when can we schedule the next meeting ???