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Signature Trend Betting
Strategies (STS)

By Eric Nielsen

Copyright © Eric Nielsen & Jerry Patterson: 1998-2010

Since after its inception in the late 1990s, PARR consistently proved itself to be a highly effective controlled throwing method.  Make no mistake, a skilled and disciplined PARR player plays with a measurable advantage over the house.  

But, I have come to believe that most PARR players have settled in with a one-dimensional view of PARR.  And I contend that there is a thinly veiled second dimension to PARR that provides us with a significantly greater advantage. 

This second PARR dimension lies in PARR’s ability to produce incredibly reliable repeating numbers.

Have you ever noticed how your numbers are thrown in cluster?.    

For example in an Atlantic City session, I threw the 6 five times in a row.  The week before, I threw the 5 six times in a row.  Sometimes I’ll get on a 4/10 run, where I throw 4’s and 10’s just about every other throw over a span of ten or twelve rolls.  The same with 5’s and 9’s, 6’s and 8’s, 2’s and 12’s, and 3’s and 11’s. 

Then there’s the hardways.  In every one of my playing sessions when I’ve used the hardways set, I’ve thrown the same hardways number back-to-back at least one time during the session (for average craps players, back-to-back identical hardways is a 1:1,296 phenomenon). 

And on several occasions, I’ve thrown the same hardways number three times in four consecutive rolls.  On two occasions in the past two years, I threw the same hardways number three times in a row (for average craps players, three identical hardways in a row is a 1:46,656 occurrence). 

Inspired by my observations in the casino, I studied these repeating numbers (or clusters of like numbers)over several thousand documented rolls at home with my PARR box.  And, with my results, I can show you how they are as reliable as the sunrise. 

Without going into great detail, I’ve used the PARR phenomenon of repeating numbers to develop a very effective betting method I call Signature Trend based on the following:

• Craps is a game of physics and mechanics, not random chance. This, of course, is nothing new.  It is the very foundation, from which PARR evolved.
• A rhythm roller will tend to repeat near identical mechanical action in each roll, thereby repeating similar resulting numbers over the short term ... a Signature Trend.
• Converse numbers tend to accompany primary numbers in any given cluster.  Converse numbers are the numbers appearing at the bottom of the dice.  As defined:  if 10 is the primary number, then 4 is its converse. 
• Specific Signature Trend numbers are reliable over the short term (within a cluster), but will tend to change as the shooter progresses along each extended roll.  For example, in an extended hand of 20 rolls, the 6/8 may be dominant in the first 10 rolls with the 5/9 dominant in the second 10.

I tested Signature Trend Betting in 20 actual casino play sessions.  It proved itself each and every session.  To some, that may not seem like a lot of testing.  But, during the course of testing, I’ve accumulated 380 units in profit, have documented a near perfect W/L record and I’ve never been drawn down more than 20 units ... all using extremely conservative betting strategies.  All together, that puts our Signature Trend theory in the 99+% confidence range.

Now, a proven Signature Trend theory is not worth much if it can’t be applied in some useful, profit making methodology.  So, I’ve developed a conservative betting strategy along with a total approach to session play.  This betting strategy is the one that continues to produce the terrific results outlined in my previous paragraph.

The Signature Trend Strategies Report describes this betting strategy which will pay for itself many times over in your Stealth and PARR Play.

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