I lost 80 dollars my first time trying to play craps and I had no idea what I was doing. Watched three of your videos and went back for more and won 380 today man! Thanks especially for the video with your son where you were walking him through it, that explained a lot to me. But yeah I won 380 today lol
@@ColorUp Yeah I really appreciate it, was wild at the end, I figured I would start making stupid bets while my adrenaline was pumping or whatever so I walked away. Walked in with 129 dollars, walked out with 511. Also had a beer and some diet Pepsi! Great night. Thanks again
So it sounds to me whoever shot the dice the first time you played sucked and the second day they got lucky and hit a few numbers.That usually is the difference in winning and losing on a dice table
Honestly I've had the most luck with the 3 points on the board with come bets. I win probably 48% of the time. I'm up as far as money goes because I walk as soon as I lose 100 bucks for the night. But when you're in a streak you can win hundreds. I even win a thousand or so a couple times. It's the way to go. Walking away is the real strategy.
Did my first live Craps game been watching your video's and used your Favorite strategy on a casino boat in Brunswick Georgia $10 table pocketed $520 in 3 hours Thanks for the help :)
Not gonna take any odds, cause I'm at a "disadvantage"... Well yes you are, however you're getting "true odds" meaning that theirs no house edge on that bet, so all those other bets you placed you were technically at a larger disadvantage.
And still the casino wins...almost as if a true odds bet is not helping the player beat the house. They get their cut from the line bet, so they’ve already won. you wanna put more money on the table at no house edge, they are happy to gamble with you, the have all the time and money to outlast the player....
@@ColorUp "Almost as if"??? "Outlast the player"??? Neither makes any sense. Every bet on the table stands on its own and gives up a specific house edge EXCEPT the free odds bet. You cover the numbers for a good reason -- to increase the odds that on each roll of the dice you will win SOMETHING rather than just waiting for a "SEVEN OUT" against a single bet or two. That same good reason exists for making a free odds bet. Derek is right. NOT making the free odds bet technically gives a slightly higher house edge to each of your remaining bets. That's the math. And math is the only strategy that ultimately matters.
@@larryk1865 The odds bet does not stand on its own. You can't make it without first making a line bet. You are right, math is the only strategy and the math only works for the casino. Players can't beat the casino with "free" odds bet, because of math which is always in the casinos favor. 100x odds or no odds effects variance, and the player may swing to positive or negative in bigger swings, but in the end the player pays 1.4% to the house on the line bet. Im not against odds, and take them when i have casino winnings in my rack, but Im more talking devils advocate when I mention this with people who think the odds bet is some secret to beating the casino. Its not. No player is going to beat the casino, they only let you make the bet after they take their percentage. There are casinos that allow 100x odds with a .002% house edge, and yet players still can't beat the casino. Why? Lots of reasons, players greed, lack of budget to sustain swings, etc. But the casino is not worried if the player has a big night, because yes, "they outlast the player " and players give it back, they win in the end every time. There is no such thing as "free" odds bet. There is always a cost.
@@ColorUp By "standing on its own" I simply meant that each bet has its specific house edge. Of course the odds bet is contingent on the pass line bet, and of course the pass line bet has a 1.4% edge to the house. But the pass line ALWAYS has a 1.4% edge to the house whether you make the free odds bet or not. So why not make it? Why quibble with the definition of "free"? Why exclude IT from your bankroll/strategy of reducing the house edge over you? And what is this nonsense about "beating the house"? You're right. That can't be done. All anyone should be doing in Vegas is trying to have the "big night" to which you refer, or at most a big weekend. That's what strategies like yours are for. And I am certainly NOT saying that the free odds bet is some "secret" to beating the house. I just don't see ANY RATIONAL MATHEMATICAL EVIDENCE FOR EXCLUDING THE FREE ODDS BET (in some affordable measure) from such a strategy.
I never said to exclude the odds, add if you can afford the bigger risk. Play odds and you will win more or lose more depending on how the dice tumble...but both players are expected to lose 1.4% of line bet. Increase the variance as you like and can afford, but you are no better off than player without odds. Expected lose is exactly the same.
Color Up! Thanks for the great entertainment. I’ve been really enjoying your channel. GREAT JOB! If I may suggest, consider ALWAYS prefacing the strategies presented with the disclaimer...might minimize those quick to criticize. Personally and not having tried the exact thing, I like the $75 hedge video. Losses certainly happen; but, seeing all the numbers go down at once is excruciating. THANKS AGAIN! Keep the videos coming!
I did my first time on a craps table this weekend. The crotchety old fart next to me warned me that this was a fast table, he had no patience. Since I am new to craps, I sort of slowed him down so the dealer could help me. I started with $100.00, played for 90 minutes and walked out with $94.00. I take that little loss as a win. I will keep trying and I will keep watching you. to learn more.
Hour and half entertainment for $6 is a win in my book too. Don’t let other players rattle you, it’s your money, go at pace and understanding you are comfortable with
Vegas local here. Of my favorite places to shoot craps on the strip, I like the vibe & ambience of New York New York. Of my favorite Local casinos to shoot dice, I like South Point (they do offer free lessons too) &. For downtown & like Main Street Station & the Cal (lot of good Hawaiian shooters there), & even Sam’s Town. 👍🏾🇺🇸
Im going on a casino and resort vacation in June, gonna mostly be playing poker but craps always looked like so much fun! Thank you for these i will be sure to study lots.
I played craps the other night and kept placing my bets on 5, 8 and 10 amd the puck would hopefully be on a sit or 9 but I nearly made 800 b4 I cashed out
If you are gonna bet that much on the pass line you might as well split that bet into odds. $10 pass line and $40 odds (max 4x on 9), would get you $20 more every hit: $10 pass line even payout, and $60 for that $40 odds. 9 pays 3:2. Great videos. Im huge fan!
Question @ 16:28 where you rolled a 10, and won $39. You had PLACED $20 on the 10 and you should have been paid at 9:5 odds, or $36 from $20. But the dealer paid you $39 which is the BUY payout of 2:1 less the $1 vig, or ($40 - $1) from $20. How come the dealer didn't locate your bet up on the LAY/BUY section of the table? Is it just assumed that once the PLACE bet gets to $20, it behaves like a BUY?
@@ColorUp Thanks for the fast reply! I have a YT channel and respect comments with a a reply, so it's appreciated. I understood Auto Buy to be taking the Vig only on payout, but under the assumption that the bet was a BUY (or LAY.) Is the "automatic" part of the Auto Buy related to the size of the PLACE bet, i.e. $20+ is automatically paid as a BUY?
@@DougBrownVancouver actually the casinos that are moving to automatically buying for players many do it starting at $10. It is essentially a 10% vig, but it still pays better than place for player. $19 vs $18. But other casinos, yes once it’s $20 bet it just automatically gets paid as a buy bet and no need to move chip position or use marker.
@@ColorUp that's good to know, thanks again. Your videos are very helpful and I have a suggestion for a basic intro to betting and payouts. (Maybe you have one like this, but...) I haven't seen a video that slowly explains the bets, the payout ratios and the payout process. For new players, the chips and hands fly around really fast, and the table talk is usually high level. For example in this video the dealer says "Give me $1" and "one for fifteen" (or something like that.) This is really confusing for new players and I've seen lots of real action on the floor where the players keep paying the $1 but don't know why. It would be so helpful to slow the action down and show (for example) how the 6/8 PLACE bet pays 7:6, so the bet should be $6 for a $7 payout. The white chips top up $5 to $6 and $10 to $12 etc. which simplifies the payout. Then the payout is in $7 units so for a $12 bet the payout is 2 * $7 = $14 and the dealer often pays $15, but asks for $1 in change. When this happens at a live action pace it's hard for the novice to see what's going on. You could do series with slowed down action for Beginner (Pass Line/Odds/Field), Intermediate (Come/Odds, Place) and Advanced (Don't Pass/Come, Buy/Lay, Prop.) The most helpful things from your video is the bet/win box in the top right, which is great, and helped me follow the action. If it accompanied a pause in the action where you showed the bets and payouts, it would be even better. Thanks again for all the videos, super helpful.
@@DougBrownVancouver I have tons of beginner videos, and a free beginner course on my website. I mix things up, some videos are geared towards beginners and some for veterans of game. I try my best to keep a good balance. Something for everyone
Such a great channel! I have always had an interest in craps however your channel has made me get into playing craps! We don't have many craps tables in australia but played the other day for the first time after watching your videos. Had a bunch of fun and now have a genuine interest in learning more. I hope you keep the great content coming and if you ever come to Australia I'd love to have a roll with you!
Dude love that you did this on a $10 table, i learnt this strategy from you, its my favourite to play and i play at the crown casino in Melbourne, Australia on their $10 tables, so its great seeing it from you on a $10 too!! love these vids of this strategy, especially with john, so keep them coming!!
Hey Jeremy thank you for the vid one strategy that i do on the come out with a pass line bet is also put the same amount on the field you cover more numbers that can hurt and help you as oppose to a crap check
Late reply here, but on a $10 pass line bet you are putting $10 additional at risk by betting the field, where you lose on 5, 6, 7 & 8. Since you break even 16.67% of the time when the 7 hits (winning pass line, losing field) there are 14 ways to lose your $10 and only 16 ways to win with the remaining numbers. Seems like bad odds when it only costs $2 to cover the craps to win $4 if the 2,3,12 hit (lose $10 pass line, and win $14 on the craps). Field bets, are bad bets generally speaking.
that means enough players were in the casino willing to play for min $50. the more money gambled the more the casino wins. would you run a lemonade stand and charge $.50 when people were lined up around the block willing to pay $2?
Such a long roll and you only rack $46? This was a best case scenario roll, and was minimally profitable. This just convinced me that it is NOT a good strategy. Cannot understand why you won't play the an odds bet - the only bet at the table with a neutral EV. This strategy will keep pressing negative EV bets all night without taking advantage of the one bet without a house advantage?
Just hit up the casino in black hawk. Played the field and the 5,6,8 but my field bet is always half to ensure some profit. Slow at first then pressing the bets. Turned 100 into 1150
@@lesbolstad Not true. Not me, but I was on the table. The gal next to him rolled for 20+. The casino was ordering plywood for the windows before we left.
On my way mid Feb. Been watching yous guys a couple of years now. looking forward to it. The mall is a way to keep you involved but away from the tables so as not to "Donk" too much!!
I’m new to craps and I follow this strategy almost exactly, only differences are that I’ll play the odds a good amount of the time. I’ll also occasionally throw a small bet on 12 and aces. (I’ve hit 12 or aces at least once in virtually every session and I’m up by approximately 15 times all of my buy-ins put together) I’ve got a lot more money to make too 😉
My main comment is “collect” and drop down to one unit when you start to see you have been rolling for a long time. Everyone knows the seven is coming. Good strategy otherwise. Just have to collect and drop down
The odds of rolling a 7 are always the same 1 in 6, but if you are on the 100th roll as you suggest, it is not “more due” but you have defied probability for a very long time. Statistics will correct itself at some point. Roll will not last forever.
@@ColorUp shouldn't change anything about how you play. If you're dumping money on the table, you should be ready to lose it all the same as if it were the first come-out roll or the 500th.
jmarston4 luck is just that, at some point it runs out. If you have had a lucky streak, that’s awesome, you might want to consider betting less to keep these winnings, or collecting your winnings and going home even. I would advise against continuing to dump money into table as you say. Dice probability and money management are two different issues.
Thats referring to the pass line bet. It does have an advantage. Once its made, the house edge is considered. Odds is just an additional bet. You can add it or not, in the end it doesn't make a difference, the casino takes its vig from the line bet. Place bets are different kind of bets, that are not contract, so more flexible, and actually pay more than line bets with odds unless you are playing at a table higher than 3x4x5x
So 10 pass line on point of 9 with 10 odds pays 15 in the back 10 on front. If you place 10 on the 9 it pays 14... Why wouldn't you take odds Everytime. Playing max odds is literally the BEST bet you can make in the casino.
@@ColorUp You needn’t justify “No Odds” -as odds bet obsessives, and dealers, like to say-because you had a Parlay going (and you stood to collect 3 to 1). Reserve money for odds bets that do NOT have a 3 to 1 payoff expectation. Frequently others may be eye rolling, smug and knowing, even going so far as to TELL you “Hey, you’ve no odds, sir. Always take your odds!” Nonsense. You’ll take or lay odds bet wagers frequently! when you don’t otherwise have low cost bets going that’ll pay you 3 to 1 on a hit.
Great strategy....at some point u have pull your place bets down after pressing so much. This strategy is great if played with sense... i always pull my place bets down after so many rolls
Lol I was thinking the same. I’ve never played craps. More of a black jack and table poker games. What’s the etiquette when it comes to craps table? Like when can I join in? Can I just play by myself at an empty table? Is it any better when the table is full? How to roll dice? Etc
@@SAsh-zg6ln you can buy in anytimd the dice are not airborn or in the shooters hand. Customarilly though it's best to wait for a new shooter. Having a table to yourself is unlikely unless you are at the $100+ min tables. Playing on slow days/times you may be able to get as low as 3-5 other players. If you are a shooter or just have a good understanding of how you tend to throw the dice and what numbers you hit it's good to be alone, but as I said, not likely on a modest bankroll. The only rules for rolling the dice is at least one die has to hit the wall on the opposite end of the table from where you are standing and as a shooter you must place a bet on pass or don't pass line.
@@misterchubbikins thanks for the info. I go to Vegas often and see open empty tables during the day with like a 10 or 25 minimum. Is 500 a good bankroll?
You would have really cleaned up with odds behind the pass line. You hit the point on nie twice, on the 4, and on the 5 you would have cleaned up on odds winnings!
Agreed. If he used his pass line winnings to back up his pass line bet, he would've worked his way up to max odds on that long roll. He essentially gave the casino $20 on the last point he hit. A $10 pass line bet with $40 odds pays $70 on the 9, opposed to his $50 pass line bet which paid $50. There were several rolls that he was giving free money away. Odds bets are considered the best bet in the game for a reason folks. Truest payout in the game.
@Forty-Three and Flowin' Yep, true odds is a great bet, only problem with it is you are adding more money when you are more likely to lose than win. If you can afford the variance in your bankroll, its a great way to play
Color Up that is fallacious thinking. You are more likely to lose BUT YOU ARE GETTING PAID AT TRUE ODDS. you cannot predict how the dice will roll, but good craps strategy is based on minimizing house edge and getting the best true odds. You should have maximized your odds bets. Based on the sequence in this video, you would’ve cleaned up with odds bets.
It would if the horn rolls. It would be a waste if it didn’t. That’s the gamble decision 😃 long term it will lose more money than it protects, but in your short session, who knows, it might be a good move.
Actually good strategy all in all limits how much of your money your spending. And give your self the best shot per roll. I've seen people waste money this a solid way to pass time.
Thanks Jeremy. I really enjoy this strategy and have had some great success with it the few times I've played it. I picked it up from your previous 2 or 3 videos about it. I won a few hundred dollars with this when a shooter hit the ATS, which I didn't bet 😭. I like to switch up with this and 3 point molly depending on if I'm drinking or not.
Don’t let it kill ya :) the casino doesn’t allow them on come out roll when player has advantage. They are only “gracious” to allow once you are more likely to lose than win. It doesn’t increase chance of winning or losing, only increases volatility of your bankroll. Win more if hitting points, lose more if not hitting points. Casino wants you to get more money into the game, since they are playing the long game.
I chose to increase bet when it’s most likely to win and I have a 2:1 advantage - on the come out roll. After the point is set, the line bet advantage is reversed and it is now more likely to lose than win. They pay odds fairly at this point, but you are most likely to lose. I chose not to add more money at this point.
@@ColorUp I think your thought process on this is wrong. Imagine the button is set already, you have money on pass line and no other bet. You now have the option of betting on a number that pays even money (add money to odds) vs. a number that does not pay even money (place bet on the non-button number), which bet is better to do?
Yep true odds, and you can only make bet when more likely to lose. And you still pay same 1.4% for line bet with or without odds. If you have the bankroll to handle the variance it’s a great bet. If you don’t have the extra money, it doesn’t really matter. If your argument is you shouldn’t play unless you have enough money for odds, maybe, but that’s a diff discussion
Why didn't you take the 5 when you played 6,8 at beginning? The field covers everything else. I'm new and thanks for video and especially if this question is answered.
I like playing the field on the new shooter come out (usually betting multiples of 6) and if a horn number hits I parlay it, if 4,9 or 10 hits I just take the profit and it goes up on the 6 or 8. So I'm getting edge numbers covered and often making a 2 roll parlay ($12 into 48 or even more) while other players aren't making any money on those first rolls and losing pass line bets on craps numbers. If the table pays triple 12 on the field I always pick it up when it hits.
ALL4SCUBA05 you do, that’s actually where he does his biggest gambling. He’s banking on the 7 and 11 on the come out and parlaying part of the winnings. The beauty is he is only really risking the original five on the pass line. The place bet and field are just a bonus if he can get a decent roll. After getting place bets covered and pressed a little you can add some odds with your profit. It’s a fun free flowing style that has potential to win some good money with little at risk
is there a bet that your win doubles your original bet or loses it all if you do not win ? like in blackjack, make a $20 bet and double it if you win the hand or lose the 20 if you lose the hand ? A double or nothing bet
Low roller-slow and steady-very simple. Never ending come bets, never take odds on any. Start at table minimum $5. After shooter 7's out, if you are up continue with $5 never ending come bets. If you are down, raise N.E.C.B. $1 to $6. If still down after next shooter, go up by $1 to $7 and continue until that long roll comes baby! Your bets could be up to $15 $20 and than that long roll arrives with you pulling in 20 30 winning bets at $20 each! While you were losing-they were short rolls-so loses were small. Hopefully this let's you ride out the cold spell long enough to hitch a ride on that long roll. In first round the most you can lose is $50. Next $55, Next $60, $65, $70, $75- but remember this is you loading the table completely and then 7 out. Along the way you'll pick up some bets that win, lowering the pain on the short rolls. Actually the volatility is lower without the odds bet, so the the ride is a little smoother. Easier for a beginner. So lets say you have some terrible losses of establishing 6 points and then the seven shows. And some where you make a few bucks, and others where you lose a little. Then the long roll comes and you're at $$20. 30-$600! 40-$800. I don't know maybe you can tweak it. I've just run trial runs at home that have been good. Like I said easy to play. And it has been like I said. I'll go up and down treading water and slowly be going down, but then a semi-long roll will pick me up and on and on until the big one comes! I'm going to try this at the casino myself. Let you guys know how much I lose🤓 Haha-we'll see. What do you guys think. Any better ways to play this way?
Am I missing something in regards to your comment about making "never ending Come bets". By using that strategy, you are only going to get paid even money on your wins.
So does the 4 and 10 not pay 9 to 5 in Vegas or something just trying to understand the reason for the vig conversation.if it does it doesn't matter if it is before or after you hit it.Some places in PA you buy 5s and 9s as well.
Many places in Vegas have moved to autobuy on 4/10. So if it rolls you are payed 2:1 and then vig is taken out of win. Which is always a better deal than 9:5 payout. Even starting at $10 bet where vig of $1 is essentially 10%. Auto buy would pay $19, and a place bet $18
@@ColorUp so the 10 and 4 only pay 2 to 1 on your odds place bets are still 9 to 5 which is the same as every casino except for cruise ships and I think they make up their own odds
So I am not a pro like all of you guys. I played my first ever $10 table the other day. This table had 2 thru 12 for place numbers minus the 7 of course. I started with 12 on the 6 and 8. When my number would hit I would always "invest" one unit either on the number that hit or cover a number I didnt have a bet on yet. After 3 hits you even. It workout pretty well for me. It is not about money for me I really enjoy playing the game. The only time I dont enjoy playing is when certain people are at the table. I am sure you have seen them. The really old guy, that is there every day, he just seems miserable and acts like he doesnt enjoy the game. Sorry for the last part....I was just venting. I will end it on a good note.... Thanks for all the videos, great work!!
You have $76 on the table to win $16. You better be playing with a large roll. And not taking odds on every point is a sign of someone who doesn’t understand the table.
The odds bet is the best bet on the table! No house advantage why would you not want to bet that. Pressing your pass line bet with a 4 as a point number makes no sense when you could press the odds and get a 2 to 1 pay out on the odds.
It is just a particular strategy. You can bet as much or as little as you are comfortable with on any number. I like systematic strategies that predefine what I will bet.
This strategy just waits for more profit before adding odds. Odds is a great additional bet, but just adds more volatility into the game. Over long term, the player with no odds vs player with max odds will end up losing exact same amount.
I could have taken odds, missed points and had bigger loses. it’s a great additional zero house edge bet that does not increase chances of winning, it just increases volatility of your bankroll. I usually reserve odds for when I have some winnings first.
If you want to bet against a number and that the seven will show first you can make a “lay bet” very common. There is also a “don’t place” bet but it is very rare in any casino
I like the way you take then press the place bets. Can't agree with pressing the pass line though. Makes no sense to not just use that extra on the odds if you want to add to your line bet. Thanks for the videos. I enjoy the conversation as much as the play.
Fair enough... For this particular strategy the line bet is pressed because the come out roll is the only time the line bet has an advantage 2:1. 1/3 of the time the game is decided on the come out roll. After the point is set, and they allow you to play odds, you are always at disadvantage and more likely to lose than to win....its just a different thought process for this particular Strat.
i'm heading out to turning stone for a four day golf and casino outing and i'm brushing up. i'm a dice setter and had some good luck last time at foxwoods, rolled myself $400 bucks and the table was happy, but then lost $100. quit that then played a cheap holdem tournament, just missed there.
there is no "best" its gambling, anything can and will happen. The best bets are the ones that Roll and you win, but no-one can tell you what will roll next
When you said you are not taking odds because you are at a "disadvantage", the opposite is actually true... By taking odds you can reduce the house percentage to as low as 0.18% (when taking 10x odds)... Got to take the odds!!!
Odds lowers house edge, trick is you can only add odds bet when at disadvantage...you are more likely to lose the bet than win. That’s why casino doesn’t allow you to take odds on the come out roll... for that roll the player is more likely to win. Casino is not doing you a favor. They allow you to get more action into game, but only once they have the advantage to win bet even if it’s a small house edge.
As a sharpshooter! I must say, 23 rolls and then( 7 ing out), not bad for an unskilled/awkward handling/don't seem to care type of shooter, !,Cant understand why you know sooo much about this incredible game, ( yet!)( handling the most important tool of the game you seem laxadaisical)! However! handling of the Dice should be a priority!!!!!!!!!!!!Please try too improve your grip and toss, and there are many combo's sets to ref too!! Nevertheless!Not to degrade you just an observation!however! I personally want to thank you for your contribution to this marvelous game! Your presentations are excellent and your love for the game is obvious!!Thank You!
I’ve had videos with 40+ and 5o+ rolls all with random shot. I’m skeptical that “sharpshooters” can improve on random. If shooters could control the dice and have edge over casino, they would show you the door. I prefer to show my videos with random toss for a baseline, if you believe you can do better with your toss, you’ll do that much better :)
my favorite craps strategy is to find a guy like this who never roles a 7 and can make everyone money
I used your strategy over the weekend. I bought in with 200 and walked out with 2900 the first night I was in Vegas. Thanks lol
Wow, awesome, fun when you get a big roll.
Wow!
I lost 80 dollars my first time trying to play craps and I had no idea what I was doing. Watched three of your videos and went back for more and won 380 today man! Thanks especially for the video with your son where you were walking him through it, that explained a lot to me. But yeah I won 380 today lol
Awesome! Even with knowledge of game you will win some and lose some, but you stand a better chance I believe
@@ColorUp Yeah I really appreciate it, was wild at the end, I figured I would start making stupid bets while my adrenaline was pumping or whatever so I walked away. Walked in with 129 dollars, walked out with 511. Also had a beer and some diet Pepsi! Great night. Thanks again
So it sounds to me whoever shot the dice the first time you played sucked and the second day they got lucky and hit a few numbers.That usually is the difference in winning and losing on a dice table
Also you need to define what you call a winning session and when you walk away. Casinos are smart and try to distract you from this concept.
Will agree with The Orleans. First time playing craps, started with $40 left with $260 and they were $5 tables.
Honestly I've had the most luck with the 3 points on the board with come bets. I win probably 48% of the time. I'm up as far as money goes because I walk as soon as I lose 100 bucks for the night. But when you're in a streak you can win hundreds. I even win a thousand or so a couple times. It's the way to go. Walking away is the real strategy.
You ain't never lied about walking away being the strategy....🤦😂
@@darrelltaylor1351you always gotta know when to cut ya losses lol
10:15 Local Vegas joints Auto Buy 4 & 10 at $10. The Strip at $20. Pay for the vig after it hits.
This is the best color up video yet! I love seeing the play as it rolls out.
Glad to hear it!
Did my first live Craps game been watching your video's and used your Favorite strategy on a casino boat in Brunswick Georgia $10 table pocketed $520 in 3 hours Thanks for the help :)
Awesome, welcome to the game
Not gonna take any odds, cause I'm at a "disadvantage"... Well yes you are, however you're getting "true odds" meaning that theirs no house edge on that bet, so all those other bets you placed you were technically at a larger disadvantage.
And still the casino wins...almost as if a true odds bet is not helping the player beat the house. They get their cut from the line bet, so they’ve already won. you wanna put more money on the table at no house edge, they are happy to gamble with you, the have all the time and money to outlast the player....
@@ColorUp "Almost as if"??? "Outlast the player"??? Neither makes any sense. Every bet on the table stands on its own and gives up a specific house edge EXCEPT the free odds bet. You cover the numbers for a good reason -- to increase the odds that on each roll of the dice you will win SOMETHING rather than just waiting for a "SEVEN OUT" against a single bet or two. That same good reason exists for making a free odds bet. Derek is right. NOT making the free odds bet technically gives a slightly higher house edge to each of your remaining bets. That's the math. And math is the only strategy that ultimately matters.
@@larryk1865 The odds bet does not stand on its own. You can't make it without first making a line bet. You are right, math is the only strategy and the math only works for the casino. Players can't beat the casino with "free" odds bet, because of math which is always in the casinos favor. 100x odds or no odds effects variance, and the player may swing to positive or negative in bigger swings, but in the end the player pays 1.4% to the house on the line bet. Im not against odds, and take them when i have casino winnings in my rack, but Im more talking devils advocate when I mention this with people who think the odds bet is some secret to beating the casino. Its not. No player is going to beat the casino, they only let you make the bet after they take their percentage. There are casinos that allow 100x odds with a .002% house edge, and yet players still can't beat the casino. Why? Lots of reasons, players greed, lack of budget to sustain swings, etc. But the casino is not worried if the player has a big night, because yes, "they outlast the player " and players give it back, they win in the end every time. There is no such thing as "free" odds bet. There is always a cost.
@@ColorUp By "standing on its own" I simply meant that each bet has its specific house edge. Of course the odds bet is contingent on the pass line bet, and of course the pass line bet has a 1.4% edge to the house. But the pass line ALWAYS has a 1.4% edge to the house whether you make the free odds bet or not. So why not make it? Why quibble with the definition of "free"? Why exclude IT from your bankroll/strategy of reducing the house edge over you?
And what is this nonsense about "beating the house"? You're right. That can't be done. All anyone should be doing in Vegas is trying to have the "big night" to which you refer, or at most a big weekend. That's what strategies like yours are for. And I am certainly NOT saying that the free odds bet is some "secret" to beating the house. I just don't see ANY RATIONAL MATHEMATICAL EVIDENCE FOR EXCLUDING THE FREE ODDS BET (in some affordable measure) from such a strategy.
I never said to exclude the odds, add if you can afford the bigger risk. Play odds and you will win more or lose more depending on how the dice tumble...but both players are expected to lose 1.4% of line bet. Increase the variance as you like and can afford, but you are no better off than player without odds. Expected lose is exactly the same.
“I don’t think I won as much as I should have”. No kidding lol. You made 40 bucks off a 5 point roll. Brutal strategy
If you discover a way to win against the casino you would win a Nobel price for breaking Math :)
Very true and math is universal , even the aliens in space are looking at space craps and trying to reduce the odds
Count cards in blackjack. Proper bet spreads and perfect basic strategy give you something like a 1% edge vs the house
Counting cards BJ and poker. Two games in casino you can win.
@@ColorUp sadly poker has a rake so house wins no matter what there (minus bad beat bonuses)
Casino gets its share in poker, but it can still be a positive play for players
Every time you rolled Craps and he flipped the dice before returning, you hit point! Amazing
Color Up! Thanks for the great entertainment. I’ve been really enjoying your channel. GREAT JOB! If I may suggest, consider ALWAYS prefacing the strategies presented with the disclaimer...might minimize those quick to criticize. Personally and not having tried the exact thing, I like the $75 hedge video. Losses certainly happen; but, seeing all the numbers go down at once is excruciating. THANKS AGAIN! Keep the videos coming!
I did my first time on a craps table this weekend. The crotchety old fart next to me warned me that this was a fast table, he had no patience. Since I am new to craps, I sort of slowed him down so the dealer could help me. I started with $100.00, played for 90 minutes and walked out with $94.00. I take that little loss as a win. I will keep trying and I will keep watching you. to learn more.
Hour and half entertainment for $6 is a win in my book too. Don’t let other players rattle you, it’s your money, go at pace and understanding you are comfortable with
Like the flash of red when 7 out should keep with it in other vids
Vegas local here. Of my favorite places to shoot craps on the strip, I like the vibe & ambience of New York New York. Of my favorite Local casinos to shoot dice, I like South Point (they do offer free lessons too) &. For downtown & like Main Street Station & the Cal (lot of good Hawaiian shooters there), & even Sam’s Town. 👍🏾🇺🇸
Great video. Love the table talk and especially the number scroll at the bottom of the screen. Keep up the good work.
We went lastnight to Wildhorse pass and baby girl turned 60 in to 700 for her bday. She never played before it was awesome
Im going on a casino and resort vacation in June, gonna mostly be playing poker but craps always looked like so much fun! Thank you for these i will be sure to study lots.
What's the bit about the big? at 10:25. I'm not sure what a big is or what is being talked about
vig or commission for making a buy bet. ua-cam.com/video/qRsaYIj-cgc/v-deo.html
I played craps the other night and kept placing my bets on 5, 8 and 10 amd the puck would hopefully be on a sit or 9 but I nearly made 800 b4 I cashed out
If you are gonna bet that much on the pass line you might as well split that bet into odds. $10 pass line and $40 odds (max 4x on 9), would get you $20 more every hit: $10 pass line even payout, and $60 for that $40 odds. 9 pays 3:2.
Great videos. Im huge fan!
If you going to bet $25 and double or 345 odds, better to find a $5 min 20X odds table. You got a better chance of winning.
@@howellwong11 l seen a table with 80x odds 😳
@@28ghz You have to go out of your way to find that table. Minimum bet is just as important as maximum odds.
@@howellwong11 explain the difference please
I like to play like this with the exception I'll press a little faster early (first 3-5 rolls) and usually place 6-8 working on the initial come-out.
Question @ 16:28 where you rolled a 10, and won $39. You had PLACED $20 on the 10 and you should have been paid at 9:5 odds, or $36 from $20. But the dealer paid you $39 which is the BUY payout of 2:1 less the $1 vig, or ($40 - $1) from $20.
How come the dealer didn't locate your bet up on the LAY/BUY section of the table? Is it just assumed that once the PLACE bet gets to $20, it behaves like a BUY?
Correct, several Vegas casinos are moving to “auto buy” bets.
@@ColorUp Thanks for the fast reply! I have a YT channel and respect comments with a a reply, so it's appreciated. I understood Auto Buy to be taking the Vig only on payout, but under the assumption that the bet was a BUY (or LAY.) Is the "automatic" part of the Auto Buy related to the size of the PLACE bet, i.e. $20+ is automatically paid as a BUY?
@@DougBrownVancouver actually the casinos that are moving to automatically buying for players many do it starting at $10. It is essentially a 10% vig, but it still pays better than place for player. $19 vs $18. But other casinos, yes once it’s $20 bet it just automatically gets paid as a buy bet and no need to move chip position or use marker.
@@ColorUp that's good to know, thanks again. Your videos are very helpful and I have a suggestion for a basic intro to betting and payouts. (Maybe you have one like this, but...) I haven't seen a video that slowly explains the bets, the payout ratios and the payout process. For new players, the chips and hands fly around really fast, and the table talk is usually high level. For example in this video the dealer says "Give me $1" and "one for fifteen" (or something like that.) This is really confusing for new players and I've seen lots of real action on the floor where the players keep paying the $1 but don't know why.
It would be so helpful to slow the action down and show (for example) how the 6/8 PLACE bet pays 7:6, so the bet should be $6 for a $7 payout. The white chips top up $5 to $6 and $10 to $12 etc. which simplifies the payout. Then the payout is in $7 units so for a $12 bet the payout is 2 * $7 = $14 and the dealer often pays $15, but asks for $1 in change. When this happens at a live action pace it's hard for the novice to see what's going on. You could do series with slowed down action for Beginner (Pass Line/Odds/Field), Intermediate (Come/Odds, Place) and Advanced (Don't Pass/Come, Buy/Lay, Prop.)
The most helpful things from your video is the bet/win box in the top right, which is great, and helped me follow the action. If it accompanied a pause in the action where you showed the bets and payouts, it would be even better.
Thanks again for all the videos, super helpful.
@@DougBrownVancouver I have tons of beginner videos, and a free beginner course on my website. I mix things up, some videos are geared towards beginners and some for veterans of game. I try my best to keep a good balance. Something for everyone
Such a great channel! I have always had an interest in craps however your channel has made me get into playing craps! We don't have many craps tables in australia but played the other day for the first time after watching your videos. Had a bunch of fun and now have a genuine interest in learning more. I hope you keep the great content coming and if you ever come to Australia I'd love to have a roll with you!
Thanks. There is an Australian podcast/youtuber called craps journey, check him out. Id love to visit Australia!
Color Up will do!
Dude love that you did this on a $10 table, i learnt this strategy from you, its my favourite to play and i play at the crown casino in Melbourne, Australia on their $10 tables, so its great seeing it from you on a $10 too!! love these vids of this strategy, especially with john, so keep them coming!!
In the basement at the Crown! I played there when visiting 2 years ago. Nice place!
Hey Jeremy thank you for the vid one strategy that i do on the come out with a pass line bet is also put the same amount on the field you cover more numbers that can hurt and help you as oppose to a crap check
I just think it's easier to play the field on the come out. You're more likely to win something
Late reply here, but on a $10 pass line bet you are putting $10 additional at risk by betting the field, where you lose on 5, 6, 7 & 8. Since you break even 16.67% of the time when the 7 hits (winning pass line, losing field) there are 14 ways to lose your $10 and only 16 ways to win with the remaining numbers. Seems like bad odds when it only costs $2 to cover the craps to win $4 if the 2,3,12 hit (lose $10 pass line, and win $14 on the craps). Field bets, are bad bets generally speaking.
After point you place the 5, 6, 8 and field. What do we do when the 6 or 8 hits? I did not see that scenario in this video.
7:39 Circa? Screw them. I went there on March 19th and all the table games were FIFTY dollar minimum.
Yeah, they are $$$
that means enough players were in the casino willing to play for min $50. the more money gambled the more the casino wins. would you run a lemonade stand and charge $.50 when people were lined up around the block willing to pay $2?
Wow that's crazy i would never play on that high a minimum bet.
Do you think that if a table has the ats bet there is less come out 7s rolled. Just a question
? Why would a side bet printed on layout effect dice probability
@@ColorUp agreed. Never thought of that
Such a long roll and you only rack $46? This was a best case scenario roll, and was minimally profitable. This just convinced me that it is NOT a good strategy.
Cannot understand why you won't play the an odds bet - the only bet at the table with a neutral EV. This strategy will keep pressing negative EV bets all night without taking advantage of the one bet without a house advantage?
detonation. You're pressing after a win, your screwing yourself
I learned how to play craps with theses guys at Casino Quest in Vegas. Highly recommend 👌🏽
Rolls 20+ numbers. Happens every time.
Just hit up the casino in black hawk. Played the field and the 5,6,8 but my field bet is always half to ensure some profit. Slow at first then pressing the bets. Turned 100 into 1150
“Ass line” Lmaoo
You’re new here huh
@@deannutz8102 no. It’s just funny
homie knows what he did
Wait till you hear about the come bet
Fremont Street is to ghetto for me, the strip the Link has triple on Field and next door Harrah's casino piano bar is fun
Different strokes for different folks
I just learned how to play craps from here...2nd time at the casino and I rolled for 45 minutes!!!!
Nice! However no one in the history of history has ever rolled 45 minutes.
@@lesbolstad I started rolling at 10 pm and then finished aroun 10:45ish
Longest roll documented is 4hr 18min...
Yep at the Borgata in Atlantic City, my favorite casino. It was a lady so Lady Luck is true gentleman, it’s not just a saying lol
@@lesbolstad Not true.
Not me, but I was on the table. The gal next to him rolled for 20+.
The casino was ordering plywood for the windows before we left.
On my way mid Feb. Been watching yous guys a couple of years now. looking forward to it. The mall is a way to keep you involved but away from the tables so as not to "Donk" too much!!
Absolutely
I’m new to craps and I follow this strategy almost exactly, only differences are that I’ll play the odds a good amount of the time. I’ll also occasionally throw a small bet on 12 and aces. (I’ve hit 12 or aces at least once in virtually every session and I’m up by approximately 15 times all of my buy-ins put together)
I’ve got a lot more money to make too 😉
I agree on playing the odds... I'd rather bet $20 and play $30 in odds especially on the outside numbers.
Can someone please explain the crap check at around @8:50 ?
My main comment is “collect” and drop down to one unit when you start to see you have been rolling for a long time. Everyone knows the seven is coming. Good strategy otherwise. Just have to collect and drop down
The odds of rolling a 7 are the same from your first roll to your 100th. Don't fall into this falacy.
The odds of rolling a 7 are always the same 1 in 6, but if you are on the 100th roll as you suggest, it is not “more due” but you have defied probability for a very long time. Statistics will correct itself at some point. Roll will not last forever.
@@ColorUp shouldn't change anything about how you play. If you're dumping money on the table, you should be ready to lose it all the same as if it were the first come-out roll or the 500th.
jmarston4 luck is just that, at some point it runs out. If you have had a lucky streak, that’s awesome, you might want to consider betting less to keep these winnings, or collecting your winnings and going home even. I would advise against continuing to dump money into table as you say. Dice probability and money management are two different issues.
@@ColorUp we agree on that last point!
That’s the table design I plan on using for my home table I love it
"im not taking odds because im at a disadvantage" *FIRES PLACE BETS ALL OVER THE TABLE*
Thats referring to the pass line bet. It does have an advantage. Once its made, the house edge is considered. Odds is just an additional bet. You can add it or not, in the end it doesn't make a difference, the casino takes its vig from the line bet. Place bets are different kind of bets, that are not contract, so more flexible, and actually pay more than line bets with odds unless you are playing at a table higher than 3x4x5x
So 10 pass line on point of 9 with 10 odds pays 15 in the back 10 on front. If you place 10 on the 9 it pays 14... Why wouldn't you take odds Everytime. Playing max odds is literally the BEST bet you can make in the casino.
You’ve bet $20 on line and odds and get paid $25. $20 place bet pays $28. one reason not to play the best bet on casino.
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@@ColorUp You needn’t justify “No Odds” -as odds bet obsessives, and dealers, like to say-because you had a Parlay going (and you stood to collect 3 to 1).
Reserve money for odds bets that do NOT have a 3 to 1 payoff expectation. Frequently others may be eye rolling, smug and knowing, even going so far as to TELL you “Hey, you’ve no odds, sir. Always take your odds!”
Nonsense. You’ll take or lay odds bet wagers frequently!
when you don’t otherwise have low cost bets going that’ll pay you 3 to 1 on a hit.
Great strategy....at some point u have pull your place bets down after pressing so much. This strategy is great if played with sense... i always pull my place bets down after so many rolls
Thanks for sharting this video, This one is outstanding and a favorite video for sure! Much appreciated
Was the point to read the table temp and walk? Great video.
YES!! I want the 12ft table. I will totally use you guys to warm up when I come to town!!! #casinoquest
I just played craps the first time today and it was so freaking fun!!! I was up about $130ish
Sweet!!!!
Title: Favorite Craps Strategy
Video: Shooter hits a 15 min roll.
Me: I, too, like that strategy.
still loses in end despite rare run*
that minus 40 at the end was boss XD
Lol I was thinking the same. I’ve never played craps. More of a black jack and table poker games. What’s the etiquette when it comes to craps table? Like when can I join in? Can I just play by myself at an empty table? Is it any better when the table is full? How to roll dice? Etc
@@SAsh-zg6ln you can buy in anytimd the dice are not airborn or in the shooters hand. Customarilly though it's best to wait for a new shooter.
Having a table to yourself is unlikely unless you are at the $100+ min tables. Playing on slow days/times you may be able to get as low as 3-5 other players. If you are a shooter or just have a good understanding of how you tend to throw the dice and what numbers you hit it's good to be alone, but as I said, not likely on a modest bankroll.
The only rules for rolling the dice is at least one die has to hit the wall on the opposite end of the table from where you are standing and as a shooter you must place a bet on pass or don't pass line.
@@misterchubbikins thanks for the info. I go to Vegas often and see open empty tables during the day with like a 10 or 25 minimum. Is 500 a good bankroll?
Does the Orleans still have the $5 tables post Covid?
Haven’t heard a report from the Orleans yet
You would have really cleaned up with odds behind the pass line. You hit the point on nie twice, on the 4, and on the 5 you would have cleaned up on odds winnings!
Agreed. If he used his pass line winnings to back up his pass line bet, he would've worked his way up to max odds on that long roll. He essentially gave the casino $20 on the last point he hit. A $10 pass line bet with $40 odds pays $70 on the 9, opposed to his $50 pass line bet which paid $50. There were several rolls that he was giving free money away.
Odds bets are considered the best bet in the game for a reason folks. Truest payout in the game.
Thanks captain hindsight!
@@codyhall1430 Ha, captain hindsight, that's good, I might have to steal that one :)
@Forty-Three and Flowin' Yep, true odds is a great bet, only problem with it is you are adding more money when you are more likely to lose than win. If you can afford the variance in your bankroll, its a great way to play
Color Up that is fallacious thinking. You are more likely to lose BUT YOU ARE GETTING PAID AT TRUE ODDS. you cannot predict how the dice will roll, but good craps strategy is based on minimizing house edge and getting the best true odds. You should have maximized your odds bets. Based on the sequence in this video, you would’ve cleaned up with odds bets.
Wow great video, I'll be heading over to you next time there! keep em rollin!
i played 100 dollars and walked away with 2k gotta love when your up stay great guys love your vids
Nice color up!
On the come out road when you play any craps would it be any better to play the horn for the dollar
It would if the horn rolls. It would be a waste if it didn’t. That’s the gamble decision 😃 long term it will lose more money than it protects, but in your short session, who knows, it might be a good move.
Still learning love your videos brother thanks learn something every time
Actually good strategy all in all limits how much of your money your spending. And give your self the best shot per roll. I've seen people waste money this a solid way to pass time.
That long roll had just a bit too much pressing for me.
Does the Cromwell still have the 100x odds? Any body recommend it for craps?
I was there in October and they were still 100x. I think they were doing $10 tables on a weekday afternoon.
Thanks Jeremy. I really enjoy this strategy and have had some great success with it the few times I've played it. I picked it up from your previous 2 or 3 videos about it. I won a few hundred dollars with this when a shooter hit the ATS, which I didn't bet 😭. I like to switch up with this and 3 point molly depending on if I'm drinking or not.
The Golden Gate had ten cent craps during the week in the old days, a lot of fun for no risk.
that would be fun
El Cortez a quarter and $.10 roulette.
Yeah, its killing me that you dont have any odds...
Don’t let it kill ya :) the casino doesn’t allow them on come out roll when player has advantage. They are only “gracious” to allow once you are more likely to lose than win. It doesn’t increase chance of winning or losing, only increases volatility of your bankroll. Win more if hitting points, lose more if not hitting points. Casino wants you to get more money into the game, since they are playing the long game.
I chose to increase bet when it’s most likely to win and I have a 2:1 advantage - on the come out roll. After the point is set, the line bet advantage is reversed and it is now more likely to lose than win. They pay odds fairly at this point, but you are most likely to lose. I chose not to add more money at this point.
@@ColorUp I think your thought process on this is wrong. Imagine the button is set already, you have money on pass line and no other bet. You now have the option of betting on a number that pays even money (add money to odds) vs. a number that does not pay even money (place bet on the non-button number), which bet is better to do?
Color Up it’s the only true odds in a casino. Other than to buy the 4 and 10 which have a vig. You’re crazy not to play odds.
Yep true odds, and you can only make bet when more likely to lose. And you still pay same 1.4% for line bet with or without odds. If you have the bankroll to handle the variance it’s a great bet. If you don’t have the extra money, it doesn’t really matter. If your argument is you shouldn’t play unless you have enough money for odds, maybe, but that’s a diff discussion
Why didn't you take the 5 when you played 6,8 at beginning? The field covers everything else.
I'm new and thanks for video and especially if this question is answered.
Dude!!
You could of made a ton of money on the field this session
That's what I said. Anytime I notice field roller I'm all over it.
The field is for suckers
I like playing the field on the new shooter come out (usually betting multiples of 6) and if a horn number hits I parlay it, if 4,9 or 10 hits I just take the profit and it goes up on the 6 or 8. So I'm getting edge numbers covered and often making a 2 roll parlay ($12 into 48 or even more) while other players aren't making any money on those first rolls and losing pass line bets on craps numbers. If the table pays triple 12 on the field I always pick it up when it hits.
Color Up: "let's go for it"
Me: (Sees there is 2 min left) "oh this won't end well..."
Lol
Hahaha
I was wondering. If you are NOT the shooter, are you sill making that PassLine bet?
ALL4SCUBA05 you do, that’s actually where he does his biggest gambling. He’s banking on the 7 and 11 on the come out and parlaying part of the winnings. The beauty is he is only really risking the original five on the pass line. The place bet and field are just a bonus if he can get a decent roll. After getting place bets covered and pressed a little you can add some odds with your profit. It’s a fun free flowing style that has potential to win some good money with little at risk
James Awesome. Then that’s how I’ll play it. Thanks
This show would be great if it weren’t for the ba shooting knowing damn well I can’t shoot that way except on sesames street
No pros here fake rollers
I like the Iron Cross with double up on 5.6.8 then press top row as I play on. Do u ever practice on yr throwing. 🎲😉🎲
No, I don't practice throwing
Bet those pass line odds! Best bet in casino. I know it's not part of the strategy but you'd have won couple hondo more!
Yep, and if not hitting points, lost couple hondo extra
is there a bet that your win doubles your original bet or loses it all if you do not win ?
like in blackjack, make a $20 bet and double it if you win the hand or lose the 20 if you lose the hand ? A double or nothing bet
Low roller-slow and steady-very simple. Never ending come bets, never take odds on any. Start at table minimum $5. After shooter 7's out, if you are up continue with $5 never ending come bets. If you are down, raise N.E.C.B. $1 to $6. If still down after next shooter, go up by $1 to $7 and continue until that long roll comes baby! Your bets could be up to $15 $20 and than that long roll arrives with you pulling in 20 30 winning bets at $20 each! While you were losing-they were short rolls-so loses were small. Hopefully this let's you ride out the cold spell long enough to hitch a ride on that long roll.
In first round the most you can lose is $50. Next $55, Next $60, $65, $70, $75- but remember this is you loading the table completely and then 7 out. Along the way you'll pick up some bets that win, lowering the pain on the short rolls. Actually the volatility is lower without the odds bet, so the the ride is a little smoother. Easier for a beginner.
So lets say you have some terrible losses of establishing 6 points and then the seven shows. And some where you make a few bucks, and others where you lose a little. Then the long roll comes and you're at $$20. 30-$600! 40-$800.
I don't know maybe you can tweak it. I've just run trial runs at home that have been good. Like I said easy to play. And it has been like I said. I'll go up and down treading water and slowly be going down, but then a semi-long roll will pick me up and on and on until the big one comes! I'm going to try this at the casino myself. Let you guys know how much I lose🤓
Haha-we'll see. What do you guys think. Any better ways to play this way?
Am I missing something in regards to your comment about making "never ending Come bets". By using that strategy, you are only going to get paid even money on your wins.
Love the videos bro. Have used some of the strategies at the casinos here. Up and down, per the usual, but fun none the less. Thank you!
Glad you are enjoying the game!
Rather put odds on my pass line than raise the bet
Pass line has a 2:1 advantage to win on come out. When you are allowed to add odds, you are always more likely to lose the bet as an underdog to the 7
5 and 9 fan also. 6/8 always better but mostly win on 5/9 for whatever reason..
I like how he covers the P in the pass line lol
So does the 4 and 10 not pay 9 to 5 in Vegas or something just trying to understand the reason for the vig conversation.if it does it doesn't matter if it is before or after you hit it.Some places in PA you buy 5s and 9s as well.
Many places in Vegas have moved to autobuy on 4/10. So if it rolls you are payed 2:1 and then vig is taken out of win.
Which is always a better deal than 9:5 payout. Even starting at $10 bet where vig of $1 is essentially 10%. Auto buy would pay $19, and a place bet $18
@@ColorUp so the 10 and 4 only pay 2 to 1 on your odds place bets are still 9 to 5 which is the same as every casino except for cruise ships and I think they make up their own odds
Did you see your chip placement? Looks like you are betting on the ass line lol
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So I am not a pro like all of you guys. I played my first ever $10 table the other day. This table had 2 thru 12 for place numbers minus the 7 of course. I started with 12 on the 6 and 8. When my number would hit I would always "invest" one unit either on the number that hit or cover a number I didnt have a bet on yet. After 3 hits you even. It workout pretty well for me. It is not about money for me I really enjoy playing the game. The only time I dont enjoy playing is when certain people are at the table. I am sure you have seen them. The really old guy, that is there every day, he just seems miserable and acts like he doesnt enjoy the game. Sorry for the last part....I was just venting. I will end it on a good note.... Thanks for all the videos, great work!!
Odds of rolling 20+ numbers w/o a “7” is around 250,000:1. Good luck repeating that run
More like 50:1 but, ya know.
Hey hey David ‘ I always say statistics happen to other people!
This was awesome, thank you so much for the insights 🎉
You have $76 on the table to win $16. You better be playing with a large roll. And not taking odds on every point is a sign of someone who doesn’t understand the table.
The odds bet is the best bet on the table! No house advantage why would you not want to bet that. Pressing your pass line bet with a 4 as a point number makes no sense when you could press the odds and get a 2 to 1 pay out on the odds.
Just learning, what is the rational behind how much you are putting on 6,8,5,8,4 and 10?
It is just a particular strategy. You can bet as much or as little as you are comfortable with on any number. I like systematic strategies that predefine what I will bet.
Any reason you don't back up your line bet?
Any reason for not backing up on the pass line bet?
This strategy just waits for more profit before adding odds. Odds is a great additional bet, but just adds more volatility into the game. Over long term, the player with no odds vs player with max odds will end up losing exact same amount.
I know this was posted a year ago but why do you not take odds on your pass line? Saw lots of losses there.
I could have taken odds, missed points and had bigger loses. it’s a great additional zero house edge bet that does not increase chances of winning, it just increases volatility of your bankroll. I usually reserve odds for when I have some winnings first.
Can you make back line don't come place bets?
If you want to bet against a number and that the seven will show first you can make a “lay bet” very common. There is also a “don’t place” bet but it is very rare in any casino
When you press the PLACE bets to you go up a unit($5 or $6) or Full Press($10 or $12)?
I like to full press, but do what’s comfortable, unit press is more conservative
I like the way you take then press the place bets. Can't agree with pressing the pass line though. Makes no sense to not just use that extra on the odds if you want to add to your line bet.
Thanks for the videos. I enjoy the conversation as much as the play.
Fair enough... For this particular strategy the line bet is pressed because the come out roll is the only time the line bet has an advantage 2:1. 1/3 of the time the game is decided on the come out roll. After the point is set, and they allow you to play odds, you are always at disadvantage and more likely to lose than to win....its just a different thought process for this particular Strat.
i'm heading out to turning stone for a four day golf and casino outing and i'm brushing up. i'm a dice setter and had some good luck last time at foxwoods, rolled myself $400 bucks and the table was happy, but then lost $100. quit that then played a cheap holdem tournament, just missed there.
four buddy, hot on the four :) but there is not strategy being shown here, but did enjoy the conversation, and seven always comes
I play $44 inside. I used to have them working but now I wait until the point has been established. Your thoughts on this.
mathmatically it makes no difference...but every long roll has 7's they just happen when the puck is off
did construction in vegas get the bonuses.?
May I ask what is the best gambling strategy for any games please?
there is no "best" its gambling, anything can and will happen. The best bets are the ones that Roll and you win, but no-one can tell you what will roll next
@@ColorUp Then would you please tell me the best odds for winning strategy for any games please?
@@ColorUp Then which kinds of bet offer the best odds to win please?
When you said you are not taking odds because you are at a "disadvantage", the opposite is actually true... By taking odds you can reduce the house percentage to as low as 0.18% (when taking 10x odds)... Got to take the odds!!!
Odds lowers house edge, trick is you can only add odds bet when at disadvantage...you are more likely to lose the bet than win. That’s why casino doesn’t allow you to take odds on the come out roll... for that roll the player is more likely to win. Casino is not doing you a favor. They allow you to get more action into game, but only once they have the advantage to win bet even if it’s a small house edge.
Color Up
Cannot take odds on the come out roll.
First there must be a point marked.
Yeah, that’s exactly what I said in my second sentence..?
Is it common courtesy to cover the P to make it ass line?
Put chip in front of were you stand.
How does the field bet works? Is it only for one roll or is similar to the come bet?
one roll, 5,6,7,8 is lose, any other number is win
As a sharpshooter! I must say, 23 rolls and then( 7 ing out), not bad for an unskilled/awkward handling/don't seem to care type of shooter, !,Cant understand why you know sooo much about this incredible game, ( yet!)( handling the most important tool of the game you seem laxadaisical)! However! handling of the Dice should be a priority!!!!!!!!!!!!Please try too improve your grip and toss, and there are many combo's sets to ref too!! Nevertheless!Not to degrade you just an observation!however! I personally want to thank you for your contribution to this marvelous game! Your presentations are excellent and your love for the game is obvious!!Thank You!
I’ve had videos with 40+ and 5o+ rolls all with random shot. I’m skeptical that “sharpshooters” can improve on random. If shooters could control the dice and have edge over casino, they would show you the door. I prefer to show my videos with random toss for a baseline, if you believe you can do better with your toss, you’ll do that much better :)
Why no odds when you’re making points?
Very nice. One question - What the hell is a $10 table? Do you know it is 2024?
Hey Jeremy do they have full size tables or just accommodating you? Looks like you're throwing to the left from stick left. :-)
14 ft table...I was throwing to short side of table yes, just to fit it all on camera