Re: Does it require faith?
Well put Sheet. I would like to see that video too. To add a few details to that, though, you have to understand that precision shooting is far from a perfect skill and you are not so much controlling the dice as you are influencing them. What it boils down to is that on every throw, you are trying to keep the dice on the 2 axes and avoid the 2 inside and outside faces. This is difficult to do and does not occur every time. However, if this can be achieved only 1 out of 42 throws, then you are playing a break even game with the house.
Let me ask you this: Is there no amount of recorded results that could prove it? Say, if someone did this for 4 hours a day every day for a few years and showed positive results, wouldn't that be sufficient data?
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