Tested this out on my table ! I hit 4 different numbers then 7 out most times ! So I'd lose 160 plus whatever amount I pressed with out my rack ! Lost my whole bankroll a few times ! Thing is you gotta hit repeaters with this one an avoid the 7 at the same time ! That being said it takes a monster roll to recover after a few losses! I'd personally never play this way ! I like putting money in my rack not taking it out lol !Great video ! Enjoyed watching brother
If you hit 4 different numbers, you're up at least 140 (more if that includes 4 and/or 10), so you should regress at that point and get out of the hand.
Maybe just a little twist that could shield you from things like the first roll... something like: after the third hit of all non-repeaters tell the dealer to regress back down to $160 across. Then you don't have to worry as much about getting Big Red. You're most likely paid for after three rolls and can be in position to press or power-press after the third roll.
Would have to agree with you @chaddefranco3873 could even get you all the way out if you got creative. Say you played the $160 across on a $15 table, hit 3 inside numbers but no repeater, you’d have $105 in profit. Have the dealer make you look like $96 across and your paid for off those 3 hits. If you happen to get the repeater, then continue playing as shown at the $25 level. You will probably find you are getting out as often or more often with just three random box hits! Smarter way to play it!
Jeremy, I've messaged you a couple times over the last few months as I've watched your videos. I'm a sports gambler and will play slots too but I have wanted to get back in to craps. I was in Vegas last weekend and decided to play bubble craps so I wouldn't be intimidated. It was fun!!! Mostly because I won, lol. The strategy I played was to lay the four and after the point was establish I'd place the six and eight. As I hit the two numbers I took the bet down and waited for the seven. Over 30 minutes of play and it never threw the four. That made it easy. Love your channel. I'll be in Tahoe this weekend. Hope there are more bubble craps machines for me to play
Jeremy it was great meeting you and your family last week on the Brilliance of the sea. Thanks for sharing your strategy with me while you played. I finally did buy in with $200 but it wasn’t enough lasted about 2 hr went down $100 and got out. Had fun your a great guy, Greg.
I have a decent home craps set up.. My son and I use it a lot. I test every strategy you have put out for the last yearish 2 hits and down is still the only strategy that consistently keeps me above my starting bank.
gonna be on the Strip in a couple weeks and was planning on having an aggressive session at the Cosmo; love this strategy even though it'll probably crash and burn
I double tap with $110 inside. Only twist is that my 1st 2 power presses (regardless whether 5, 6, 8, or 9 hit) are always 6 or 8 since those roll the most.
Unfortunately, you miscalculated how much you are into the hand on the 5, 6, 8 and 9 by not counting the amount you drop in to power press. On the 6 and 8, after 1 hit, you are in the hand for $185, and on the 5 and 9, you are in the hand for $175. Winning $105 on the second hit of those numbers leaves you exposed either $70 or $80.
When you play craps, be honest, how many people do you play with, even on $25 minimum tables buy in for more than $1000? I don’t see many - maybe one player buys in for $2,000-3,000 once in a while. Most can’t afford to do the double tap and withstand short rolls. It’s like all betting strategies. It’s great when it works. I like $640 across for 2 hits and regressing to $160 across. I usually regress the sisters to $25 units on the first hit, and regardless of whether the second hit is on a $100 unit number or the already regressed pair $25 unit they all regress. I don’t need multiple hits per number and I’m out of the hand with $160 in action with a minimum of $15 profit (same number 2nd hit) or up to $175 profit and still rolling with strong bets. To make money you have to risk something in the short term.
I think at the level , might as well throw out a horn bet every roll and win, in theory, every roll of the dice. $5 dollar horn is not much of a bleed when you are betting at that level. Just my two cents.
Most casinos take vig upfront on buy of 5/9, so the math doesn’t work out. There are some areas such as Biloxi where vig is on win only and then it does make sense to buy the 5/9. The 6/8, the math never makes sense to buy vs place.
Casino Quest’s whole philosophy is crazy to me. They’d rather you lose $1,000 so that you have the chance to hit a $200 win and call that a good day. Dopamine gamblers lol
I tried this on crapsee with a $500 bankroll and was able to get it up to $2000 after 6 shooters. Of course this wont happen if i go to the casino and try it in real life.
I think you are overpaying the vig on the 4/10. It should be $1 vig for every $20. So $50 4/10 would be $2 vig. $75 4/10 $3 vig. $100. 4/10 goes to $5 vig. At least that’s how they do it on the East coast.
Vig is always 5% or $1 for every $20 bet At $40 all casinos are a $2 vig. Some casinos will let you get to $39 with just $1 Some will round up at $30 at $50 bet, the vig is $2.50, some casinos round down, some round up. Some casinos will let you get to $79 with just $3, but all charge $4 once you hit $80
@I’ve never paid more than $2 for a $50 4/10 at any casino on a “next bet” even when I have $50 on the sister number too - before or after the win. $3 hits when the bet reaches $60. Odd is that Colorado casino rules?
Tested this out on my table ! I hit 4 different numbers then 7 out most times ! So I'd lose 160 plus whatever amount I pressed with out my rack ! Lost my whole bankroll a few times ! Thing is you gotta hit repeaters with this one an avoid the 7 at the same time ! That being said it takes a monster roll to recover after a few losses! I'd personally never play this way ! I like putting money in my rack not taking it out lol !Great video ! Enjoyed watching brother
If you hit 4 different numbers, you're up at least 140 (more if that includes 4 and/or 10), so you should regress at that point and get out of the hand.
Can’t get greedy reduce after several hits
Maybe just a little twist that could shield you from things like the first roll... something like: after the third hit of all non-repeaters tell the dealer to regress back down to $160 across. Then you don't have to worry as much about getting Big Red. You're most likely paid for after three rolls and can be in position to press or power-press after the third roll.
Would have to agree with you @chaddefranco3873 could even get you all the way out if you got creative. Say you played the $160 across on a $15 table, hit 3 inside numbers but no repeater, you’d have $105 in profit. Have the dealer make you look like $96 across and your paid for off those 3 hits. If you happen to get the repeater, then continue playing as shown at the $25 level. You will probably find you are getting out as often or more often with just three random box hits! Smarter way to play it!
So long as you play this way AFTER you're already out of the hand, it's amazing. But starting out this way is a tough sled.
Jeremy, I've messaged you a couple times over the last few months as I've watched your videos. I'm a sports gambler and will play slots too but I have wanted to get back in to craps. I was in Vegas last weekend and decided to play bubble craps so I wouldn't be intimidated. It was fun!!! Mostly because I won, lol. The strategy I played was to lay the four and after the point was establish I'd place the six and eight. As I hit the two numbers I took the bet down and waited for the seven. Over 30 minutes of play and it never threw the four. That made it easy. Love your channel. I'll be in Tahoe this weekend. Hope there are more bubble craps machines for me to play
Jeremy it was great meeting you and your family last week on the Brilliance of the sea. Thanks for sharing your strategy with me while you played. I finally did buy in with $200 but it wasn’t enough lasted about 2 hr went down $100 and got out. Had fun your a great guy, Greg.
I have a decent home craps set up.. My son and I use it a lot. I test every strategy you have put out for the last yearish
2 hits and down is still the only strategy that consistently keeps me above my starting bank.
gonna be on the Strip in a couple weeks and was planning on having an aggressive session at the Cosmo; love this strategy even though it'll probably crash and burn
Good luck 🍀 and have fun 🤩
As always, thanks for the great video. What about splitting the power presses between sisters? Doubles your chances at “repeaters”?
I double tap with $110 inside. Only twist is that my 1st 2 power presses (regardless whether 5, 6, 8, or 9 hit) are always 6 or 8 since those roll the most.
Unfortunately, you miscalculated how much you are into the hand on the 5, 6, 8 and 9 by not counting the amount you drop in to power press. On the 6 and 8, after 1 hit, you are in the hand for $185, and on the 5 and 9, you are in the hand for $175. Winning $105 on the second hit of those numbers leaves you exposed either $70 or $80.
When you play craps, be honest, how many people do you play with, even on $25 minimum tables buy in for more than $1000? I don’t see many - maybe one player buys in for $2,000-3,000 once in a while. Most can’t afford to do the double tap and withstand short rolls. It’s like all betting strategies. It’s great when it works.
I like $640 across for 2 hits and regressing to $160 across. I usually regress the sisters to $25 units on the first hit, and regardless of whether the second hit is on a $100 unit number or the already regressed pair $25 unit they all regress. I don’t need multiple hits per number and I’m out of the hand with $160 in action with a minimum of $15 profit (same number 2nd hit) or up to $175 profit and still rolling with strong bets. To make money you have to risk something in the short term.
That was pretty nice.
"We're going to start off X across...". ***Facepalm
Could this be done at a $5 table? Just divide everything by 5
Yes, $300 bankroll. Power press 6, 8 $5 on first hit (to $18)
I think at the level , might as well throw out a horn bet every roll and win, in theory, every roll of the dice. $5 dollar horn is not much of a bleed when you are betting at that level. Just my two cents.
Is this strategy worth playing on a $5 table?If you dumb it down to 5 dollars or maybe even at a 10 dollar level?
How come we don't also buy the 5 and 9?
Most casinos take vig upfront on buy of 5/9, so the math doesn’t work out.
There are some areas such as Biloxi where vig is on win only and then it does make sense to buy the 5/9.
The 6/8, the math never makes sense to buy vs place.
@@ColorUp Ahhh...got it
Casino quest. Oh no. This is not gonna end well.
Casino Quest’s whole philosophy is crazy to me. They’d rather you lose $1,000 so that you have the chance to hit a $200 win and call that a good day. Dopamine gamblers lol
its a lose a few thousand strategy or win 20k with a hot roll
IF
I am stunned how casual you got with fake money. I have not relented yet.
I tried this on crapsee with a $500 bankroll and was able to get it up to $2000 after 6 shooters. Of course this wont happen if i go to the casino and try it in real life.
I think you are overpaying the vig on the 4/10. It should be $1 vig for every $20. So $50 4/10 would be $2 vig. $75 4/10 $3 vig. $100. 4/10 goes to $5 vig. At least that’s how they do it on the East coast.
Vig is always 5% or $1 for every $20 bet
At $40 all casinos are a $2 vig. Some casinos will let you get to $39 with just $1
Some will round up at $30
at $50 bet, the vig is $2.50, some casinos round down, some round up.
Some casinos will let you get to $79 with just $3, but all charge $4 once you hit $80
@I’ve never paid more than $2 for a $50 4/10 at any casino on a “next bet” even when I have $50 on the sister number too - before or after the win. $3 hits when the bet reaches $60. Odd is that Colorado casino rules?
First?
Looks like it. Thanks so much!