Jim
No Strong Signal
SRR and chi-squared are both within random range — though Hard 10 and All Tall Small are running a bit hot and worth tracking as more data comes in.
Date Submitted:Sep 19, 2026
Authentication Score:97 / 100
Hands:109
Total Rolls:940
Setup:Stick Left 1 position, about 6 ft from the back wall.
Dice Set:Hardway set — 5s on top, 1s facing me
Dice Used:5
Experience:Watched YouTube videos on dice setting. Data collected over a 2-week span. 30 years of playing craps.
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At 940 rolls, SRR (6.03) and chi-squared (11) both land squarely within the range random dice produce — no broad signal here. Hard 10 is the one number still running hot, at 40.5% against a 33.3% theoretical rate. All Tall Small hits are elevated too (Small 3.7%, Tall 4.6%, All 0.9%). Nothing here clears a significance bar, but two specific, narrow results are worth watching as more hands get rolled into the dataset.
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Signs of Influence Detected
SRR and chi-squared both clear the significance bar — not proof of skill, but a real statistical deviation from random.
Date Submitted:Sep 11, 2026
Authentication Score:100 / 100
Hands:139
Total Rolls:1,268
Setup:Makeshift home table with diamond bumper backing. Straight on toss, approximately 8ft.
Dice Set:3V Set
Dice Used:5
Experience:Practicing for the last 2 years, a few hours each week. Never took a class — just watched YouTube or read a book.
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SRR (6.57) and chi-squared (27.1, p<0.05) are both elevated here — a real deviation from random paired with a real seven-avoidance signal, not just noise showing up in one metric. Come-out craps frequency is running hot too, but extended-hand survival (26.6% of hands reaching 13+ rolls vs. a 20.7% theoretical rate) still confirms a right-side read over a dark-side one at this sample size.