Finally had some time to go to the local casino to try my luck at the 10 ft table they have.. First three passes not very good for myself and everyone else.. Fourth pass a lot different, adjust height and target and things started to roll.. I have rough time counting throws and throwing but was told it was in the upper 30's nice money maker.. Everyone passes the dice back which is always a nice compliment but a little pressure, followed up with a nice mid 20's and another nice money maker.. Everyone passes again but i decline nice profit and sometimes you go to the well to often and it's dry.. The crew at the casino was very friendly and no heat what so ever in fact made sure one gentlemen kept his hands out of the way.. So thanks to DOM, MR FINESSE &
MIDNIGHT AND ALL THE OTHER GOLDEN TOUCH TEACHERS FOR YOUR HELP IN THE TWO CLASSES THAT I ATTENDED ... There is only one way it's the golden touch way.

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Posted by: Mr Finesse on March 19, 2015, 8:52 pm

I always enjoy reading about the successful trips our students have. I really enjoyed how you looked at your first couple of tosses and then made the adjustments. This is so important and I am glad this worked for you.

I guess it is just like making an adjustment when you are bowling and you need to make an adjustment because of lane conditions.

Great job and thanks for posting.

Posted by: Dr Crapology on March 19, 2015, 9:21 pm

As Finesse said self critique is critical to your success. Congratulations on your success. Glad we could all be of help. Keep up the good work. Hope to see you as a class weekend soon.

Rose and Doc

Posted by: MIDNIGHT on March 19, 2015, 10:11 pm

Absolutely my pleasure. I love hearing about students who do well in the casinos. Congrats on the back to back and hope to see you soon.

Midnight

Posted by: Dominator on March 30, 2015, 11:29 pm

You are right about that added pressure when the dice are passed right back to you. It is like hitting a home run, and now the team tells you to get back in the batter's box and do it again!

Nice adjustment Homer!

Dom