Stupid dice superstitions

[Georgerx7di]

Recently I've found more stupid dice stuff.

When I attack a single and loose twice. If I attack again I will loose, but if I auto, then I will win the first roll.

When autoing with clickies, if I alt. right click, I win, but if I just right click, without advancing, then I loose terribly. If I don't intend to advance, then I have to sit there and attack once at a time.

[Mr Changsha]

Lose two, always stop for a few seconds. Lose two twice in a row, light a fag. Lose two more, scream at the monitor. Lose two more, call up a mate and say "do you know how many I've lost in a fucking row???"

In general however, I play off win two...throw again immediately. I believe the dice can get a head of steam up sometimes and have tapped out 14 up in few seconds. one/one = a slight pause to gather breath. Two off needs a minimum few seconds break, to avoid the head of steam going off in the other direction.

Finally, I repeat the running score (in my mind if I'm alone)..."2 up, even, 2 up, 4 up, 4 up, 4 up, 2 up, even, 4 up..." on all major large attacks.

Oh, and if it is a lost cause I always auto. This superstition came about against Fc in a trips game where my parter rolled 5 on 13 to break siam, advanced 4 and then cleaned up the oceana 1's to take the game.

How superstitions are formed...

[Fruitcake]

Finally, I repeat the running score (in my mind if I'm alone)...

I always repeat out loud...as I do all things, but then I live in a special home.

[ManBungalow]

I repeat the running score (in my mind if I'm alone)..."2 up, even, 2 up, 4 up, 4 up, 4 up, 2 up, even, 4 up..." on all major large attacks.

I sometimes do that for smaller, but still vital attacks (usually involving me using ~20 troops).

Other than that, I find that shouting at inanimate objects and punching holes through the monitor is just as good as rolling a triple six.

[Rocketry]

I usually refresh my browser if I have to play 3 against 1. Seems to help.

Rkt.

[squishyg]

I lean to the left, particularly during crucial moves, as if that will somehow give me higher numbered dice.