The preferred grip for you is the
one that you feel the most comfortable with, has
the least amount of friction and skin on the dice,
and that produces the best results for you
personally.
You will need to practice as much as possible to
produce the best results. Before you go to a
casino for a session, practice on your practice
box, or in the Hotel drawer just for a warm up to
see how your throw is today, before the session.
This will save you a lot of units and help save
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3-Finger Front Grip
The index, middle and ring fingers are placed across
the far upper ... |
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3-Finger
Front Diagonal Grip
The thumb is on the back edge of the dice with the
three fingers ... |
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2-Finger
Pincer Grip
This grip is the current grip the Dice Coach is using, with ... |
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Ice
Tong Grip
Your thumb is place on the left side and the index
or middle finger is placed on ... |
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Stacked
Grip
In the Stacked Grip one die is placed on
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5-Finger
Grip
The middle finger on the front edge 50/50 on each
dice, while the ring finger ... |
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2-Finger
Front Diagonal Grip
The diagonal grip is used to minimize skin friction
even more than ...
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Click on any of the grip photos to
see additional photos of each grip and a detailed
discussion on each grip.
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There are numerous grips other than those shown on
this page. The 3-finger front grip is reputed
to be one of the best grips to use. Try this
one, but experiment with some of the others shown
here to find one that is comfortable for you, then
stick with it.
The pressure applied to the dice should be as light
as possible. The more you practice a grip, the
more you will get the "feel" for the dice.
This page IS NOT here to teach you how to grip the
dice. You can do some experimenting with
different grips before taking the Dice Setting
class. During this class the Dice Coach will
evaluate your set, grip and toss, and make
appropriate recommendations.
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