DICE SETTING 01

Dice setting starts with orientation

A dice set places both dice in a chosen orientation before release so axis and consistency can be observed. It is a practice language, not a promise of outcomes.

Hardway

All 7

Orientation diagrams—not outcome predictions.

Hardway Set

Matching doubles face upward. Its readable shape makes it a useful starting point for observing whether both dice rotate together.

Confirm both top and front faces
Change one practice variable at a time
Record landing, rebound, and final orientation

3V / 2V

The two dice form a visible V and are often discussed alongside different number families. The real skill is setting them quickly, accurately, and naturally.

Do not slow down the table
Learn orientation before adding grip
Compare samples, never one result

All Sevens

Adjacent faces add to seven and the set often appears in come-out discussions. Any throw remains highly random after the dice contact the surface and back wall.

Setting is not prediction
Follow each venue or casino's rules
Keep the routine simple and natural

Craps is a game of chance. Dice setting and throwing practice do not guarantee different outcomes. All material is for knowledge-sharing, practice records, and entertainment only. Play within your limits.