The Perfect Way To Throw The Dice

For you to throw the dice perfectly, you must establish your position at the same table location every time you play. Basically, there are two positions to choose from that can diminish the distance of your throw to a complete minimum; this is to the left, or to the right, of the stickman. I suggest that you try both the position from the left, and right, of the stickman; then you can select the one that will work best for you.

After you set the dice and you grip them properly in your hand you need to visualize how you will throw the dice. Look at the dice when they are leaving your palm - both dice should travel together and in a straight line, but not wobbling. And the dice should land around the pass line on the table. You can see that the dice bounce together; just lightly they glance off the backboard and they end up displaying your desired outcome. Your visualization is very significant to your actual throw of the dice.

After the dice are tossed, it must be located at an angle to decrease any energy that is gathered during the descent of the dice. Always try to throw the dice low and not more than about 45 degree angle off the table. If the dice leave your palm they must match what is in your visualization as perfect as possible. You should visualize, for a second time how you'll throw the dice.

The dice should leave your palm at the exact same time and not be wobbling, or changing directions. Both must fly through the air, side-by-side, and then spin forward as they move. They should bounce around the pass line, still spinning, lightly glance from the backboard, and rest on the table, without hitting any chips, or bouncing.

If you put your entire body into throwing, you will achieve your desired result in a more consistent way. Throwing dice is similar to developing your golf swing; you ought to have your whole body join in the action. After the dice leaves your hand, your upper body and hips should be contributing to the velocity of the thrown dice and not just your wrist and arm. You should move your body when you release the dice as well.

Practice can make your movement a fluid motion. Your body movement should synchronize with how you throw the dice. Focus all your energy to the dice. Find the calming spot for you to throw the dice comfortably. This is well worth learning to do, if you love playing craps.