Dr. Robert H Scott III, a PhD from Monmouth University, discusses his research on dice control in craps. He conducted two primary studies and built a machine to test the theory of dice control. The first study, titled 'Golden Arm,' aimed to determine the level of control needed to overcome the house edge in craps. The results showed that a little over 8% control is required to break even and potentially be profitable. The second study, 'Paradise Lost,' involved testing the machine to replicate consistent dice throws. However, the results showed that the dice became unpredictable and chaotic upon hitting the table, making it difficult to achieve consistent outcomes. The conversation explores the findings of Dr. Robert Scott's study on dice control in craps. The study involved building a machine to throw dice and analyzing the results using high-speed cameras. The results showed that while the machine was able to achieve some control over the dice, the outcomes were still largely random. Dr. Scott discusses the factors that can influence dice outcomes, such as launch angle, speed, and backspin. He also shares his personal experiences playing craps and the challenges of gaining an edge in the game.

In this episode, Jeremy Elerick and Jim the Professor delve into the controversial topic of dice control in craps. They explore the debate between skeptics and believers, define the concepts of dice control and influence, and discuss the scientific aspects surrounding the topic. The conversation also touches on the lack of professional gamblers in the craps scene and the implications of dice control on gambling strategies. In this conversation, Jeremy Elerick discusses the complexities of dice control in gambling, particularly in craps. He explores the myths surrounding high-stakes betting, the importance of confidence and attitude, and the lack of empirical evidence supporting the effectiveness of dice control. The conversation delves into the psychological aspects of gambling, the randomness of outcomes, and the challenges faced by those claiming to control dice. Elerick emphasizes the need for data and proof in the gambling community, while also acknowledging the enjoyment and confidence that comes from practicing and believing in one's abilities.

In this episode of the Color Up Podcast, Jeremy Elerick and Jim the Professor delve into the concept of trends in gambling, particularly in craps. They discuss the common misconceptions surrounding trends, the role of luck, and the importance of timing in betting strategies. The conversation highlights the independent nature of each roll and the gambler's fallacy, emphasizing that while trends can be observed, they do not predict future outcomes. The hosts also touch on the skepticism surrounding trends and the importance of being prepared for potential long rolls.

In this conversation, Jeremy Elerick and Jim discuss the overwhelming amount of information available about craps, particularly on platforms like YouTube. They explore how to navigate this information overload, emphasizing the importance of quality content over quantity. The discussion also touches on personal preferences in craps content, the significance of community engagement, and the challenges of prioritizing what to watch in a busy world. Ultimately, they highlight the need for content creators to put effort into their work and connect with their audience.

In this episode of the Color Up Podcast, host Jeremy Elerick and guest Jim the Professor discuss the unique experience of playing craps on cruise ships. They explore the differences in gambling strategies, the social dynamics of casino play, and the value of comp points for free cruises. The conversation highlights the importance of customer service in cruise casinos and compares the gambling experience on cruises to that of land-based casinos. Listeners are encouraged to engage with their questions during the 'monster roll' segment at the end of the show.

In this episode of the Color Up podcast, hosts Jeremy Elerick and Jim the Professor discuss the highlights and experiences from DiceCon, a gathering for dice enthusiasts. They share personal stories, the evolution of the event, and the sense of community that has developed among members of the Color Up Club. The conversation covers the origins of DiceCon, memorable moments from the event, and the vibrant atmosphere of downtown Las Vegas. They also touch on the importance of fair play and the culture within the club, as well as looking forward to future events.

In this episode of the Color Up Podcast, hosts Jeremy Elerick and Jim the Professor delve into the dynamics of player behavior at the craps table, categorizing players into 'heroes' and 'zeros.' They discuss the importance of table etiquette, the impact of player attitudes on the gaming experience, and how to navigate the social aspects of gambling. The conversation emphasizes the significance of maintaining a positive atmosphere at the table and the benefits of being a respectful player. Through anecdotes and insights, they explore how player behavior can influence not only individual experiences but also the overall enjoyment of the game for everyone involved.

In this episode of the Color Up podcast, Jeremy and Jim delve into the perceptions surrounding craps players. They discuss how these perceptions can be intimidating and complex, often leading to misunderstandings about the game and its players. The conversation covers the adrenaline rush associated with playing craps, the social dynamics at the table, and the negative perceptions that can deter new players. Ultimately, they emphasize the importance of breaking down these barriers to make the game more approachable and enjoyable for everyone.

In this episode of the Color Up Podcast, Jeremy Elerick and Jim the Professor delve into the concept of discipline in gambling, particularly in the game of craps. They explore the importance of both internal and external discipline, the dangers of gambling without it, and strategies for maintaining discipline at the table. The conversation emphasizes the need for a solid gambling plan, effective bankroll management, and accountability to enhance the gambling experience while minimizing risks. They also discuss the balance between enjoying the game and maintaining discipline, concluding that discipline is a valuable trait that can be applied beyond gambling.

In this episode of the Color Up Podcast, hosts Jeremy Elerick and Jim the Professor explore the vibrant personalities found at the craps table and how they compare to other casino games. They discuss the World Series of Poker, delve into personality types using the Myers-Briggs test, and examine the social dynamics of craps versus other games like blackjack and roulette. The conversation also touches on etiquette at the table, the differences between light side and dark side betting in craps, and how Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs relates to the gambling experience. The hosts emphasize the importance of enjoying the communal aspect of the game while being mindful of the diverse personalities that contribute to the casino atmosphere.