First thank you for sharing this strategy. If I was the owner of the casino seeing someone put place bets on the 4 and 10 evertime they play the hard ways, that would be one of my favorite people to gamble at my casino.
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Your hardway odds are the same as my local casino. 9 to 1 and 7 to 1. Is there anyway you could explain fire bets? My casino doesnt have them but always wanted to know what a fire bet is. Thanks KD!!
Fire bets are old, and on the way out, most casinos don't have it anymore. The bet is made at the start of your first roll, and the objective is to make each box number your point, then make that point. It only counts once for each number. You get paid if you hit 3, 4, or 5 unique points, or it gets reset and on to the next shooter if you 7 out. The one good thing on the fire bet, is that a cone out 7 doesn't reset it.
Fire bet is usually as follows: When a new shooter starts you can put $1-$5 on the fire bet. If they make at least 4 *different* points it begins to pay. Mine was 4 different points = 25:1 5 different = 125:1 6 different= 1000:1 Now the trick is you have to make different point numbers. As in if the shooter makes a 6 then makes an 8 and then makes another 6 (as in establishing and making the point), thats only 2 different ones. So the 6 fire bet means at some point the same shooter establishes all 6 box numbers as the point and makes them. Duplicates don’t help or hurt.
It's a one roll bet if you bet the hard way hopping, and that pays 30-1 odds. Normal hard ways you lose if the easy way on that number comes up or a 7 is rolled.
Ok,, now that's what I'm talking about.
Now can you also show the strages on the 5--10--&15 $$ tables and it's pay outs??
King Dice, that strategy could work. Will have to try it sometime.
First thank you for sharing this strategy. If I was the owner of the casino seeing someone put place bets on the 4 and 10 evertime they play the hard ways, that would be one of my favorite people to gamble at my casino.
Your hardway odds are the same as my local casino. 9 to 1 and 7 to 1. Is there anyway you could explain fire bets? My casino doesnt have them but always wanted to know what a fire bet is. Thanks KD!!
Fire bets are old, and on the way out, most casinos don't have it anymore. The bet is made at the start of your first roll, and the objective is to make each box number your point, then make that point. It only counts once for each number. You get paid if you hit 3, 4, or 5 unique points, or it gets reset and on to the next shooter if you 7 out. The one good thing on the fire bet, is that a cone out 7 doesn't reset it.
Fire bet is usually as follows:
When a new shooter starts you can put $1-$5 on the fire bet. If they make at least 4 *different* points it begins to pay. Mine was
4 different points = 25:1
5 different = 125:1
6 different= 1000:1
Now the trick is you have to make different point numbers. As in if the shooter makes a 6 then makes an 8 and then makes another 6 (as in establishing and making the point), thats only 2 different ones.
So the 6 fire bet means at some point the same shooter establishes all 6 box numbers as the point and makes them. Duplicates don’t help or hurt.
LoVe playing hard ways!!! This is my new strategy👊
Aloha from Hawaii....what happens when Big Red visits on the second roll after the point is set with this system?
That would suck. Cardinal rule don't play with money you don't have the loose.
What set do you use for hardways?
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Love it
Rolled six MIDNIGHTS in a row last night 2/6 2/6 set
What? I thought the hardways were single roll?
If even if you hit the 4 for example, you lose the other 5o$ bets...
You only lose hard way if roll easy number.
@@kingdicecraps awesome, thanks KD!
If you hop the hard ways(which pay more), those are single roll bets, but it has an all day bet. Most of the time, one roll bets are in red.
It's a one roll bet if you bet the hard way hopping, and that pays 30-1 odds. Normal hard ways you lose if the easy way on that number comes up or a 7 is rolled.
Lol and if you roll a 7?
Will they answer that question. You lose.