Great video! I’ve only been playing for a few months. That’s always been my struggle. When to release and at what height depending on my position on the table and what is the table conditions (bouncy or hard table surface).
More times than not with a higher release point,the dice are going to land harder & slatter away from each other creating a more random roll thus,allowing for more 7 opportunities to occur.
Good video, Fam. The only thing that I dislike with the Parr, & GTC toss Techniques is that there’s too much dice scatter after contact with the backwall. In my opinion, the dice should be no more than 3-5 inches away from the backwall after coming off of the backwall, & both dice should be closely cropped together ( no more than 6-8 inches apart) THAT’S what I consider TRULY Controlled Shooting, & that is what I strive for on each , & every toss. Granted, I toss a totally different toss technique which is considered unorthodox, but the dice lay down like two flat tires. Like a Persian rug. Like “ Simon Says”, & the “ Pitch Control” is Spot on. At any rate….. Nice video! Continued success, Fam!! 🎲🎲 Married!
What I noticed from the high release, is that it is not as forgiving as the low release, and definitely not suitable for hardway tosses that land close to the wall. You need to land back at least 12 inches.
Great video! I’ve only been playing for a few months. That’s always been my struggle. When to release and at what height depending on my position on the table and what is the table conditions (bouncy or hard table surface).
More times than not with a higher release point,the dice are going to land harder & slatter away from each other creating a more random roll thus,allowing for more 7 opportunities to occur.
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Appreciate the love. Cheers 🍻
Good video, Fam. The only thing that I dislike with the Parr, & GTC toss Techniques is that there’s too much dice scatter after contact with the backwall.
In my opinion, the dice should be no more than 3-5 inches away from the backwall after coming off of the backwall, & both dice should be closely cropped together ( no more than 6-8 inches apart)
THAT’S what I consider TRULY Controlled Shooting, & that is what I strive for on each , & every toss.
Granted, I toss a totally different toss technique which is considered unorthodox, but the dice lay down like two flat tires. Like a Persian rug. Like “ Simon Says”, & the “ Pitch Control” is Spot on.
At any rate….. Nice video!
Continued success, Fam!!
🎲🎲 Married!
Nice video
Thanks B. Cheers 🍻
What dice setting do you use?Do you have your arm straight? At what angle of you arm when you release the dice?
@@silatplayer you should take a class with me. Find the group I created on facebook called the dice camp. Join my group and then private message me
Great to see you back! Lots of interesting information to try out here.
Welcome back!
Let go!!
All day joe! Let’s get it!! Cheers 🍻
Great stuff boss keep up the great work...
Thanks g sorry for the delay I been spent lol
It's been a minute
Love your videos , I'm still working on my shot and this will help
What I noticed from the high release, is that it is not as forgiving as the low release, and definitely not suitable for hardway tosses that land close to the wall. You need to land back at least 12 inches.
Love the vids Camp!! I prefer a lower release of the dice
Thank you for the info
I agree when i release high i get more 7 than anything else.