$25 Strategy for Choppy Craps Table
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- $25 Strategy for Choppy Craps Table submitted by Edgy the Stat guy. He calls this the chopping block and utilizes the place 6/8 bets as well as the hard ways. Playing on a $25 with a small budget and the table seems choppy? test this dice advice out.
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To get a little more action with no risk I’d probably cover 2 numbers once the first hardway hit. If it’s a 4/10 you throw in your $15 profit to cover 5/9, and if it’s a hard 6/8 you throw in $5 of profit to cover 5/9. Double your box action while still not dipping further into your pocket
This is not a bad strategy. I like it & you’ll last on a $25 table pretty long with this. My only tweak is that I would be keep one of the 6 or 8 bets up & probably press it twice before keeping the same bet. On that 29 roll go round, I would’ve made $500+ if I fully pressed the 6 twice. Of course my tweak is no guarantee, but I would take that risk for the decent reward down the line.
Choctaw Casino in Okla had $10 tables before Covid. Ever since, they raised it to $15 and have never come down.
That's why I play the bubble craps there. Unfortunately, they only have 2 and winstar has none.
Hi Jeremy, I want to say thank you for all your videos on tips strategies. 2 weeks ago I played at the Talking Stick Resort in Scottsdale, AZ stadium craps. Thanks to your tips, I won $400, but the dice rolled my way. Yesterday at the Ak-Chin Harrahs Casino in Maricopa, AZ. I took the step....I played on a real craps table for the first time. I did as you said, waited till the puck went to off, told dealer I wanted to buy in, put my cash in the COME, got my chips. Was a $10 min table, appears lot of the casinos here, the tables are $10 min. I did not win, lost some money. I focused on the 6 and 8 mainly. Heck one shooter did 3 7s on the come out roll in a row. I got to shoot the dice, I hit the point twice and 7 Out after 10 rolls. The player next to me was helping giving me some tips and dealers were willing to help make sure I placed the bets correctly. I did fairly well for my first time on a real table, but I will get better. Thanks again Jeremy, really enjoy your channel. Im sorry by the way of loss that recently occurred to you and your family.
If you ever play in Vegas several casinos offer a Craps class in the morning. It's a good way to ease into it (it's how I learned without the pressure of just walking up). I've never had a dealer be rude about helping you learn the game. That being said I like how easy Jeremy explains stuff and his strategy walk throughs. I've tried a few to mix what I do up.
Sounds like a great couple of first experiences...welcome to the game!
There are also some $5 tables in the south valley in Phx @ gila river on the weekdays if you ever want it.
@@fudrud do you know which Gila River casinos have that? Any specific days?
@@danka2000 Vee Queva, Weekdays
My 25 dollar minimum tip
Bet 35 when betting on 5 or 9.
When it hits it will pay 49.
Then either add a dollar and press to 75 get $10 in change or add $6 press to 90 on the 6 or 8.
75 on 5 or 9 pays $105 capture the black
90 on 6 or 8 pays $105 capture the black
Just bet $36 so it will pay $50 and you don't have to always be dropping the dollar for they payoff
Bet $30 on the 6 & 8, which ever hits, go to $42 on both, collect $50 for 4 rolls, that’s $200 go off and on as you choose, that’s what I do
It makes BETTER SENSE to me to go for 2 hits of either number or one of those numbers for 2 hits and then turn OFF your 6 and 8 Place bets, then wait for the shooter to either MAKE their point or seven out. Then once the NEXT point is established, again go for 2 more hits of either number or 2 times of the same number and again call OFF those 6 and 8 Place bets, and then again, wait for the shooter to either MAKE their point or seven-out and once the NEXT point is established, now just leave up your place bets indefinitely until the shooter sevens-out, and at THIS stage, you are going to FIRST COLLECT and THEN PRESS on every 2nd hit of that number and once either or BOTH of those numbers are pressed up to $60, then collect FIRST and on the 2nd hit, take the 5 and 9 for $25 each, and then again for the 2nd hit of the pressed up action, take the 4 and 10, and then just keep collecting and then pressing for ANY of the box numbers.
NO taking of any of the hardways!
I was at AC the other weekend and they only had $25 dollar tables and a $50 table. Like I get that the $25 table fills when there isn't a lower table but like it just feels wrong. We went into the wildwest best there and it had a $3 min and $100 dollar max but no staff. So i ended up asking the manager if they would be opening it back up tonight and they had told us it hasn't been open in years. Its just annoying, i wanted to play my $400 dollars on a $10 or $15 dollar table but instead they got none of it.
I know what you mean, Rivers casino opened in January in Portsmouth Va, and we were so excited that we didn't have to drive Delaware. Rivers is only 20 min. from my house, and when went to the Grand opening found out that their min. bet was 25 dollars. So it's back to Del. 10 dollar tables and when crowded 15.
This is actually something I'd try. Also I think it's cute the way sometimes you say "ten"
As far as short money systems go, I personally would feel comfortable playing this one. Yes, risking $60 on a short stack is a little scary as shown from those PSO's, but only requiring 1 hit to get out with a small profit is very appealing
For a $15 variant, a single hit on a 6 or 8 and down, covering the hardways for $3 each will give a profit of $9
Been practicing this strategy using the $15 variant with a $360 buy in, enough for 10 shooters. I'm 58 shooters in and currently up $12. 34 shooters were able to at least hit the 1st 6/8, 24 shooters were 7 outs before hitting. I also kept the hardways off during come out rolls. Lowest the bankroll got down to was about 2 bullets, but then a hot roll would bring it back, and I wasn't being too terribly aggressive, mainly partial pressing and small collects or press and collects.
Based on all of this, I can see this strategy being as close to the secret sauce as possible. I can't wait to play this strategy on a live table!
Thank you.
The two Connecticut casinos usually have nothing lower than $15 with most tables being $25.
Yep, east coast casinos are the greediest in nation. Lack of competition is part of issue.
The higher minimums raise profitability. If most customers are under capitalized, they lose everything on the natural swings. Also, reducing the average length of play leads to more Early Outs for dealers, which reduces expenses.
Marylander here. $25 tables are the norm here. Only the stadium craps has $15 or lower, but they restrict how you can shoot the dice to force it to be random.
They won't let you set the dice?
@@TxGambler77 not on stadium craps since its 1 its a short table 8 foot and 2 a-lot of folks take too much time taking practice shots etc
@@phillipharris9845 how in the hell does someone take practice shots on a craps table?
Good Gawd. Give me that roll at a $25 table, please :)
Ha, if only I knew the roll was coming ahead of time
I like and prefer 25 tables. I've become used to them and I wish the west coast dice guys would show more 25 videos vs 5 and 10 tables. Even for those that visit Vegas most of the strip tables are 15 and up. But I've made more money at higher limit tables with very small bank rolls numerous times. And I don't see the math in playing all the numbers across when most rolls barely last 5 rolls. How do we suggest a strategy? Or share one?
Submit on my dice advice form on my website www.colorup.club
I don’t show many $25, because I refuse to play them as it’s pure casino greed to set those minimums. You can play $25 level at $10-15 tables.
Jeremy please mention how to submit a strategy to you to try. I believe I have found one that works pretty well
I have a “dice advice” form on my website www.colorup.club
My only close casinos are Indian casinos (Caesars) and they are almost Always $25 tables...sometimes after midniight on weekdays they might be $15 for a few hours.
I’m taking your advice to do my best to boycott $25 tables 😅 lucky for me I have choices where I live
Yeah, you are like me...its easy to boycott when you have choices in your area haha
What would you consider a choppy table?
I don’t personally believe in hot, cold or choppy, it’s all just normal ebb and flow of dice distribution. looking at past rolls I guess you can provide one of those labels, but that doesn’t have an effect on next roll. So if last few shooters lasted 10, 3, 12, 2, 9, 3, 15, 2…I guess I’d call that choppy.
i actually rly like this strategy because i like maximizing my time at the table. i always have a short bankroll and am on the east coast where you can only get $15 tables and up. this strategy seems to mitigate those two problems. only issue is i like to roll the dice. so what strategy should i switch to when i get the dice?
Put yourself on a Pass line bet of $25, and cover yourself with an "Any craps" $5 bet on the come out roll. 7/11 you're profitable, and craps you're only down $5 (4:1 x $5 = $20, less $25 pass line bet loss = $-5). A cheap way to keep you rolling. Then if there's a point that's not 6/8, you place bet on one of them and keep your pass bet. Or, if you don't want to bet the 6/8 maybe take single odds with the pass bet and hope for the best. 🤔
I think you would hit the all small, all tall, make em all.
On the Vegas strip, I saw tables with a minimum of $50
Yep, and go to $100. Crazy
@ColorUp never played craps in a casino before Hopefully I have some beginners luck this weekend!
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I sure hate to see a 29 number roll without any profit. lol
Average 11 rolls... $15 overall win with $30 on the table to lose... Not sure this is for me. :(
Does vegas have 10$ craps i haven't been to vegas in 20 yrs
Yes, still even $5 tables in a couple properties. $10 tables are mostly on far north or south of the strip, downtown, or locals casinos. Now you will not find $10 in the middle strip properties, those are $15-$25. Weekends and holidays everything changes and even the lower end properties on strip and downtown, will go to $15 and the mid strip properties you will likely see $50. But if you are willing to go to locals casinos, you can still get $10 craps.
Ellis Island has $5 craps and BJ (3 to 2) and $10 roulette. Still family owned and not run by bean counters
So $25 min table but you only bet $20 on the hard ways with no box numbers…
Another ATC for Jeremy. Come on. It's always you that wins it.
ATC?
ATS. My bad.
$75 Don't Pass bet and then Place the 6 and 8 for $30 each.
maybe, unless 7/11 rolls or you hit point...tons of extra risk on table
@@ColorUp I hate those comeout winners.
All those rolls with nothing in the boxes. I would just play $160 across and play with winnings after a few hits. You did say the strategy was for a choppy table, though.
It’s also for a low roller who’s forced to play a $25 table. No one’s buying in for $300 then going $160 across 😅
Yeah, easy to go $160 across after seeing how long a roll was 😉
While watching you roll all those numbers (no hardways) and no sevens and having only the hard ways working, it made me sick to my stomach thinking about how you could've made quite a bit of money. Hard way bets are ok, but working alone they do not do much for you. At the very least I would've had the 6 and 8, and then maybe replace the hard way bets as they come down.
not a fan of this strategy
You will not like them all.
Isn't it literally impossible to beat this game
Over the long term based on math, you will always lose eventually to the casino.
You can win short term, weekend, maybe some years…but there is no such thing as a professional dice player.
@@ColorUp it's just throwing away money
@@durrdrrrrrrrrrrr it’s gambling
@@ColorUp You can gamble with the expectation to win, or you can throw money away. Poker for example is very possible to beat in expectation.
@@durrdrrrrrrrrrrr that is correct, poker can have a positive expected value, which is why I also play it. Blackjack with card counting is another game where it’s possible. All other casino games are games of chance and have a negative expected value.
Higher minimums means we can win more ;)… right?
yes means you win more, HOWEVER does mean you need to have much higher bankroll. Craps has ups and downs where that is where you need the extra money cushion to deal with the downs with short rolls.
Or lose more too.
way too much scare action to get any profit run
On $25 table with $300 yeah, it’s scared action. You have no room
a boring strategy