Hey Jeremy, thanks for this strategy. I took $500.00 to my casino and play an hour and a half. I never played higher than $110.00 inside, I ended up at $900.00. It works guys stay with the plan.
Just keep on playing and each and every time keep real, honest records. It wont take long see see that you cannot win at this game You will win, lose, win, lose, lose lose, win, win, lose, lose lose, win. Kind of like that! You will lose more sessions than you win. You will lose more money than you win Have fun, but dont think this is a money making opportunity., because that will not be your experience
@@JasonCoffman-xu5ks not true at all. Yes will lose some, but with well over 300 shooters now, I am still winning more than losing. I keep honest records as have no incentive to lie here. This system works and if you stay disciplined,
Ya tested this online and its a no go for me. Seven hitting on first and second rolls were enough to clean me out way quicker than the regressing would allow me to recoup.
@@jesus-b5w8e Well its a simulator, so while its not exactly accurate to real life it is supposed to be random number generated so it gives you an idea.
A simple low roller version could be $88 Inside to $44 Inside to $22 Inside. Only 2 regressions on a $5 table. But you lock in $20 in profit AND still have $22 on the table. Crazy thing is after 1st hit you are only $16 at risk with $44 inside...
Never thought in a million years yiu would use it on the channel! Glad it worked out for you. Couple of side notes: The guys I saw use this and win consistently had 'endless' funds. They were true whales. They would start at $880, $1320, etc. Two or three point drinks, and they would bump it up to $2200, and again to $4400. If at $4400, they would still regress down to what they did normally (generally speaking $110/$220) to recuperate losses much faster. Hope your viewers enjoy and post their results!
Good for those with large bankroll, as you've said , that's money not needed . Try 400 outside to 110 inside , with profit , You still face PSO threat ,only 40 cheaper
Really love this strategy! Been playing craps for 22 years at over 80 different casinos and have never heard about this way of playing. Will definitely be trying this out at the casino this week. I'm going to keep everything the same just like you played it. THANKS, COLOR UP!!!
CRAPPY the CRAPS man has a similar video on his channel. I think he starts at 300 on the 6 and 8 and then he regresses from there to 150 and so on. Till he gets down to 18 I think.
Just tried out this strategy with a 2K bankroll. I was quickly down $1200. Then I had one good run and I left up $1300 (+$2500 on my single roll). I never dropped that 3rd time, stayed at $110. Once I was up I went back up to $220 and hit numerous times on the inside numbers. Ended up with pass odds on 4/10 and buying the other one, at least had the discipline to stay out of the field bet. One snake eyes away from helping a brother out by hitting all the numbers for 150 to 1 for the Boom/Bust. Best heater I can remember in a while.
Great strategy and simple to follow! It seems after the third regression, you might as well throw $10 on the 4 & 10 and enjoy the collect/press party for the rest of the roll
I love this strategy I been playing like this for years and it has been doing good for me. Call me crazy but I also throw the same amount on the don't pass bar that way I don't lose all my money that I have on the board if the shooter throws 7 I know it sounds different but it has been working for me for years. Cheers!
Do you pull the don’t pass bet down after it is established? It would seem that by doing so, an 11 would be the only number that could hurt you. Thinking this through, if an outside number hits, you could pull down and place another dc and just keep doing so until you can regress, right?
Play on! Have fun! But you will very soon prove that you cannot make money at this. You say it worked for you . Good! But one days play does not ever tell the real story. The mathematical chance that you would win for the day, was much smaller than the chance you would lose Do you actually think that that table ,with at least 4 employees working there all day long, is there for you to make money?? No, quite the opposite. They are not there to give you money, or look pretty. They are there to take the money from suckers who are sure they have a strategy which will work. That Strat, whatever it is, is nonexistent. And no, it isnt about a learning curve where you are trying to get your strategy "just right". There is no strategy at craps which will give you an overall profit. Typically anything that these players could learn, they dont ever learn anyway
Hey Jeremy, I really like this strategy. Admittedly, it's an improvement over a strategy that I'd developed 2 years ago, called the Two-Hit Blackout strategy. There, I'd keep the 440 up for two rolls, then regress to four units across on everything but the point--I'd have 4 units on the Pass Line, and twice that for odds, yielding at least $100 in profit, hence the name of the strategy. But the early 7's would kill me. If the 7 came after one hit, I'd lose $300 plus my Pass Line and odds bets. I think $80 is much easier to take than $330. I'll give this new strategy a try on my next trip. Wish me luck on coloring up. ☺
@@HenrySousa-n2c Doesnt matter what you might do at this game, it is impossible to come up with a long term game. So you better be doing this for fun, and nothing else
Normally you kill a strategy dead but my god that roll... you made this thing look genius! It's a fun strategy but i think most people that watch this channel don't have the appropriate bankroll to deal with a couple PSOs(or short enough rolls that dodge 5/6/8/9) in a row.
It can be scaled down. I’m not sure what most players can or cannot afford 🤷♂️ I don’t think I can personally afford. It’s not so bad after first hit….but that’s a big if.
@@ColorUpLike you said, scaling this down makes it affordable for almost anyone. The average player these days has at least an $800+ bankroll. You scale this down to 88 or 110 inside as the starting bet and it works for most people.
Just got back from using this strategy, to start out. I did it a little differently though. I bought in for $2,000 and waited for the guy with the dice to establish a new point. It was an eight. I tried to place the 5,6,8,9 for $200/$240 each and they made me put my $240 for the eight on the line between the pass and the odds areas. I regressed, on each collect but, it was a $10 table so, I regressed IMMEDIATELY from $240 to $60, because I didn't feel comfortable leaving that much on the table to regress to $100/$120,so I was out of the hand after the first roll but, I wish I had regressed to $100/$120 because he had a pretty good roll. Hindsight in 20/20. I went from $200/$240 to $50/$60 to $25/$30 to $15/$18 to $10/$12, the left it at $10/$12 until the guy sevened out. He had a good roll and I colored up for $2,760 after tips. I kept thinking about pressing but was worried that if I did, he'd seven out. LOL
The bet is 100/120/120/100 on 5/6/8/9, not 200/240 then drop to 50/60/60/50. Good thing you made it out okay, that would have ben rough losing 880 on point 7. Whew
@@djtj4689 I knew I was doubling. The reason I did it was, to try to start out with a profit and it worked. I was sweating the first roll but, once that roll was over, I was able to play it out the way it was shown here, but was already in profit by the second roll. I've played a different strategy quite a bit, where I only bet on the first roll after the point and win or draw, turn it off until the next point is established. I saw a guy come in one morning and he walked up to the table, bought in for $10,000, then waited for the new point. The first roll after the point, he bet $1,000/$1,200 on every box number and when the next roll was a six, he collected, took everything down, tipped $140 and left. The dealer near me told me that he comes in once a week and does that. I can only imagine he goes to all eight area casinos, once a week and does that. Feasibly, he could hit all eight casinos, including travel time, in one day and make, after gas and tips, over $10,000 in one day! I just haven't been able to get up the guts to bet that much on one throw. I've seen too many point/sevens.
I used this strategy on a bubble crap machine at a hard rock in Hollywood Florida tonight. 500 dollar bank roll, started at 176 then my regressions were 88, 44 then finally to 22. I bought the 4 and 10, followed by pressing up the hit number by a unit. Rinse and repeat after the 7 hits. I walked out with 700 bucks in profit in my pocket. Oh there was a 10 dollar minimum on the machine. I ended up putting it on the pass line for a total of 186 bucks to start each round.
Thanks for the strategy! Spent the weekend in Vegas and turned $1000 into $4000! Only alteration I made is after the 2nd hit, I stayed at 110 inside and then on the next hit, I placed the 4 and 10 and pressed and collected from there. (actually would have been $4300 but I decided to try my hand at blackjack and didn't have much luck haha)
@@anghockcai1969 He said only alteration is he didn't regress after his $110 hit. So by his words he would've started at 440>220>110 then bought 4/10 as well
So I just watched this video about 5 days ago and have been playing it at home on my craps table. So far so good, but I modified it a little and it seems to have much better results. I did two things different. One is I had the place bets working at all times (I hate watching a 5.6,8,9 point numbers roll knowing that was one of my 2 hits needed) and 2nd was I played the field for $25 until got regressed to 110 inside. This helped out some for sure Results so far: After 10 shooters per starting 2k bankroll and rolling this out 10 separate times (100 total “shooters”) I am up $4685. I am going to keep rolling it out 10 shooters at a time with a 2k bank roll and see what the next 10 times (100 shooters) do and will update. So far this seems like a damn good system but it’s early. 👍 Thanks for sharing color up!
PS. Forgot to mention my strategy after 2nd hit and have regressed to 110 inside, I don’t regress anymore. On third hit I will press two numbers 1 unit each ($5). If hit the 5 or 9 will press the 5&9 1 unit each. If hit 6 or 8, same thing $6 on each 6&8. Then third hit pays $42 and will cover 4 for $25 and on 4th hit cover the 10. From there is is just pressing the matching numbers (4&10, 5&9, 6&&8) 1 unit each on every hit and banking the rest.
Been doing this for 2 years now except I don’t regress till 2 hits $440 inside, after 2 hits go to $110 and then press and collect It’s done pretty well for me so far
@@anghockcai1969 depends how many bullets you want but I would say at least 5 so 440x5= 2200. Start with a 440 buy in and if you lose the first one decide if you want to keep playing. I personally wouldn't want to push my luck so I would probably go with 880 two bullets if I lose both then it just wasn't my day. Most advantage players will say you need at least 10 times your starting bet or even sometimes 100 times. Depends if you are a gambler or if you manage your bankroll. Also depends how much you can afford to lose. Remember it's not about what others do it's about what you can afford for instance if you have 300k in the bank then losing 2200 wouldn't hurt you but if you have 3500 in the bank then 2200 might not be ideal. I realize I went to two extremely different scenarios there but only you can decide how much risk you want to take. Think like this if you risk 440 and lose twice in a row after the point in other words two shooters in a row go point 7 point 7 then you lost 880 and now at 200 profit on two hits you have to hit that 4 times plus a little extra to get even haven't made any profit yet. So I would say your bank roll should be pretty good size to try a strat like this. As they always say it's gambling even if you are an advantage player. you could even modify it to just cover 6 and 8 since they are the higher chance dice rolls then you are only risking the biscuit for two numbers then reduce and press the inside then work the press and collect strat. There are many ways to play it you just have to decide what you are willing to risk and go in knowing it's a risk no matter who's holding the dice be it you or another player.
I watched a guy in a casino do a variation of this. He was playing on a $15 minimum table. After a point was established his first bet would bet 8 X the table minimum on the inside 4 numbers. $120, $144, $144, $120 for a total of $528. After he hits a number he cuts the bets in half for the second roll for a total of $264. After another hit he cuts the bet in half again for a total of $132. After the forth hit he cuts the bet again to the table minimum of $66. After two more hits he covers the 4 or 10 with a minimum bet. After two more hits he cover the other number with a minimum bet. If the roll continues he collects one win then presses the next, repeating win one press one. As long as he does not seven out on the initial bet he is in profit. It would be nice to see you try out this version.
Played on an electronic craps game that was a $3 minimum bet. So my bets were 12,6 then 3. At the $3 level, I also bought the 4 and 10. Pressed one unit on which ever number hit thereafter. 25% profit through 10 rounds. 👍
I have tried this twice, and both times I have come out with 2000 profit and 1200 profit, starting with 1500 buy in... The only killer is a PSO. if you hit your two numbers you are up 210, and the rest is gravy. (Only 100 up if you keep the 110 going after the 2nd hit)
Proud of you showing this smart way to bet. That said Jeremy, after the $440, then $220--your profit is $210. Smart play is instead of playing like you're on a rare $5 or $10 table, use $110 of the casino dollars to go $110 inside--you Still have $100 profit in the rack. Then each hit pays you $35--doing this, you'd have been up Thousands.
Yes profit is $210, I just said $200 for ease. $10 tables are not that rare, but sure you can stop and play at the $110 level. But I followed what the guy said, 3 regressions. Playing at 110 level would be great as long as long rolls like i had, but more than likely that 3rd regression may work better with more avg rolls of 8.5.
I use a much smaller regression strategy, and I always leave a $1 tip, on the point or the number just hit, for the dealer, EVERY time I ask him/her to regress.
This seems to work very well. I have to admit when you're rolling hot everything works...I timed my roll today and I went for 90 minutes, and was up nearly 5K after that and I immediately left with the money. So I will keep using this one. I only regressed once to 220 across, and kept hitting so I bumped it up. Other players were getting paid too, one guy put $30 on a 12 and I hit it for him! Plenty of hardways hitting too. I missed the Boom/Bust by a 12. By the end I had 880 across the inside, and had bought the 4/10 for 100 each. I've never had such an insane heater, maybe this setup is just lucky?
@@estu548 Yeah I've been back a few times. 3 out of 4 times I was a winner with this setup. I still like to toss out some field bets once I'm up, it's a weakness I know but I keep going back. Offsets some of my winnings on 5,6, and 8 but cheaply covers all the other numbers compared to buying 4/10, etc.
I like the strategy. Actually LOVE it. At 14:?? minutes when BIG RED rolled, you did NOT assess the Win/Loss status. My rough pen & paper tally says your winnings were pass the initial $400 initial bet amount. My "novice craps behind" is going to take a session break with a 2x win. Thank you Thank you Thank you!!!
I may practice this approach. I really like the skill 66 but I have been looking at a $44 split the sisters approach for a $5 table too. When I am on a roll to win or stadium, i have a hard time not going across because of the vig on win. It makes the 4 and 10 so much better. Really, evens has less house edge than inside on vig on win.
Ooh looks like this is better (for me) than sts, squeeze and double tap (which i usually use). Once i get to the last regression i can transition to triple lux. Cool thanks for this.
I use a similar strategy but on a lower scale. If it’s a 15$ table, I start 88$ inside. 1st hit and place the 4 and 10 for 15$ each. 2nd hit and regress to 66$ inside. Lock in a roughly 60$ in profit. Press and collect afterwards If it’s a 10$ table, I start 66$ inside. 1st hit and place the 4 and 10 for 10$ each. 2nd hit and regress to 44$ inside. Lock in roughly 40$ in profit. Press and collect after This strategy seems to work just fine for dice setters and randies. Just 2 hits is all you need. Now pso’s do happen and can set you back but I find that more people tend to get 2 hits a lot more than pso or point, number and out.
If you have a shooter that rolls a lot of inside numbers, go even more aggressive looking for a 6 or an 8. $900 inside as $300 6 and 8 and $150 5 and 9. 1 hit on a 6 or 8 pays $350 and you regress to $120 6 and 8 and $50 5 and 9. You started with $900, now with the hit and regression, you have $910 in the rack and still have $340 in action. Do what you want after this. 2 shooters that hit a 6 or 8 within 2 rolls at Palace Station which I observed hit many inside numbers and profit was over $2300 using up and pull to escalate the win!
Ive been playing for 30 years. First 5 years were up and down ... mostly down because of one simple flaw. Staying on too long. The ensuing 20 years have been profitable yearly. It is a hit n run strategy. Its the only frikin way. Play all numbers across and throw in a horn bet as well. Now you have 30 out of 36 numbers covered. Only 16 % chance of losing with 84 % chance of winning on each roll. I hit 2 numbers... sometimes go for 3 numbers. Take my profit and leave property. Repeat another session later or whenever. If point 7 comes, I dont chase. It does come... but unless you are playing the don't, you will lose with any strategy. Even dont players lose on come out . Other that that, I sometimes lay the point. then go across with same amount. hit 2 or 3 numbers and then take place bets down and watch the 7 out come. GLTA
It really doesn't matter how much im betting across... the only thing that matters is percentage return. If someone is getting 20% return, then 20% is 20% whether you bet 200 or 20,000. Feel me? I cant confidently say that the reason most people lose is because they stay and play too long and expect like 5000% return on their money.@@shomefan1
usually start off $200 each number (1280 across , 240 on the 6 and 8) then throw in a 40 horn. Each box number pays 280 or 400 on the 4 n 10 . Horns pay 15-1 or 30-1 depending on 2,3,11,12. So bascically, if I hit 2 numbers without getting smacked with the 7 out, i pick up around 500-600 per session. The only way I lose is when the point 7 smacks me in the face.. it does happen, but not often enough to keep me in the red. # profitable yearly@@Scarface1337_
EXCELLENT strategy!!! So, I would need a SBR of $4,650! That would be for the $440 inside, plus $10 on the Pass Line ( in case of an empty table or a table with 2 other players ), plus $5 on BOTH C&E to PROTECT my Pass Line bet, and $10 for the odds bet. This will enable me to have 10 chances for either myself or me and other shooters on the table. If I had money like I did back in the OLD days, I would DEFINITELY use this strategy, but I am POOR now unfortunately and back then I DIDN'T have the advanced knowledge about craps as I do now thanks to a LOT of your strategies!
I would consider this strategy if I had the bankroll for $440 inside. The only tweak I see that I would make would be on the 3rd hit I would not regress to $44 Inside I would likely go to $96 across and do a mid press from there. 6&8, 30, 42, 60, 90, 150, 300, etc. 5&9 25, 35, 50, 75, 125, 200, etc. 4&10 35, 100, 250, 500, 1000 etc.
Great video thanks for the cartoon I’m glad that you move faster than the other crap videos they move very slow and are hard to watch I tried to watch another channel and I came back to yours because it moves a lot faster thank you so much good luck I hope you continue to color up
What about $220 inside and after the 1st hit do $25 buy 4 and $25 buy 10 and a $20 horn. Guaranteed out in the next roll (2nd hit) with a total win of 205 (2/12), 130 (3/11), 125 (5,6,8,9), or 100 (4/10). From there do whatever you want. I would regress to 110 and spread and power press from there. Same two hits with much less exposure.
I like this approach . Have you considered the $ 20 horn split up as $3 each for the 2 and 12 and $7 each for the 3 and 11 ( better chance to hit and pays $105 vs $75). Nice clean strategy, easy to follow and only need the first hit to get to a nice profit as long as big red stays away.
@@johnmc6979 I'm operating under the $25 table assumption being that I play in the north east and thus they won't allow prop bets of less than $5 each at those stakes. I think $15 tables would all this betting patter you're discussing. I definitely like it and it make sense. Thanks for the tip.
I got to save up for this one. Gotta have enough in case you get a couple PSOs at the beginning. But I do like the regression in half each time. Just wish I could stomach the 440 at first lol
If point is established on 5 or 9, with minimum passline bet, remove the place bet and use that money as passline odds to get true payoff for winning that bet. Casino where I play has 100x odds, but you might not be able to move all of place bet to passline odds with lesser odds offered?
After the 1st hit, you can take down the whole bet and just go 140 acroos heavy on 6 and 8. With this, you covered everything with house money and just start collecting profits from the next hit
Point 7 out doesnt kill "Any" strategy. You obviously dont know this game. @marcus you're right! Go play this way and watch you leave broke!!! This guy creates this stupid stuff himself and he covers his asss by saying someone else told him lol.
@@michaelmain8580this is a winning strategy. Main point is your bank roll, 1700-2k is a must and you must have a goal when to quit. Vegas paid for my 3day trip just now.
@@michaelmain8580okay then genius, tell us your brilliant strategy? Why are you even here? Pretty moronic to come on a guy's page and trash talk him from the cheap seats. He has helped many learn the game and does it in a easy paced comfortabke style. Jeremy isn't forcing you to play any way or style...do what you want. Welcome to Loserville... population: you.
I just played craps this wkend for the 1st time… I broke even… but had fun playing. Watched your videos before playing… it was confusing with so many people betting… I honestly didn’t know what the heck was going on but stuck to the inside strategy and was able to break even! Thanks!
Brother thanks for the video. I have an idea with this strategy. How about bet after three 7s in a row comes out ? I understand by mathematics dice rolling is independent event. But by history how many people seen four 7s in a row ? 🧐
I really like this strategy. I would need to come with a large enough bankroll to make it happen, but I’m definitely trying it my next visit to either Atlantic City or Las Vegas. It’s pretty much a safe way to go unless you hit that number between 6 & 8 on the first roll or before any box number comes.
Do you ever protect the first roll after the point is established with a Don’t Come Bar bet and take it down after the first roll if the point is not made?
Put $30 each on 6 &8. 1 hit regress to $18 each, and leave up till 7 out. Hopefully you will get more hits. Big roll comes you can bring in some $$$ $1200 bankroll will keep you in the game. Hopefully long enough to get a long roll!!!!
I think regressions work(ish) because you are looking at the average roll between 7's and trying to stay on the low end for variance. I'd imagine you may be able to prolong this by going lower on inside numbers initially, laying the 4 or 10 to cover the inside numbers for 1 roll. If you get knocked off, then go up on the inside to the 440. Get the hits there and you are back in the black. Play for the variance multiple times in a row where an exact outcome has to occur to knock you off and I think you stay on the right side of the average. And I know it sounds lile gambler's fallacy.. But if you wait for 2 7's a come out, then place.. Then the exact outcome that hurts you is not a 7, it's the occurance of 77#7. That exact outcome happens less often than a random 7. Or even a 77##7.
I’m going to try this on my next visit to Vegas. Only variation is that I’ll stick to $110 inside after 2 regressions . My guess is a $1200 bankroll is required. My only question is, do I wait till a number is rolled (roll ON) before I bet
Alternative for $50 table. I like playing there at my local casino because it’s less crowded. On second regression, go to $60 6/8. Profit is $90 for two hits and then go from there as you like.
Serious question: on a strategy like this, wouldn't it be a better option to have your bets working on all come out rolls? You aren't betting on the pass line, so, you aren't shooting... so you want to reach your profitability as quickly as possible?
I agree with this and I started to track numbers when people play the ATS and when a number is "due" it seems to always fall on the come out when no money is on it . But I'm talking sprinkles money wise 🤣. Seems to work on the hard ways too if you actually track how long it's been since one has fell and I'm just using probabilities I know every roll is different and the dice have no memory but I have a memory 😂
yes. I have a notebook of records of my gambling and damn it works. I am gonna try it today. Back then when I was new on craps i bet on field max on all come out rolls. LOL
Still kind of new to playing. Been running the Split the Sisters on my tablet, and press and collect after a couple hits, and it runs pretty well. This seems similar but your regressing all the numbers on a hit, and starting at triple units across the middle. I'll have to try this way. Seems interesting. I went to a bubble craps machine for the first time last week. I will be back near that casino later this coming month, so may try this or the sisters, since it is $5 min. It is more my speed right now lol.
This is pretty good to grind a bit. But on the long first roll you could have won a couple grand leaving same bet. Or small presses. Tough to settle for slow and steady when the wave is making others rich. Also, myself as a dealer i see this as some of the hardest work you can make for me especially on a busy game. So your instruction should include showing how to drop down 22 inside for the dealer to bet for himself. Most don’t know you can do that.
what if tried with 1/2 so 220 inside. On first roll after pt. is made put 20 on any 7. Cuts the initial roll to 1/2 , risking 20 to buy insurance. Same theory with 440 but risking additional 40 to cut in half. If you have the bank rool and balls this system looks solid.
I’ve done this strategy but, my regressions is different. I don’t regress until either 3-0 2-2 or 1-5 win-loss. Then I regress 1/2 this gives me max chip time per shooter. Then if shooter is hot regress to 1/4 org bet in all 6 boxes then match inside on field. I do well with this.
HI Jeremy, for players that do not have the bankroll for 2000 a night could you do the strategy starting at 220 would you need still 3 rolls? i so from 220 to 110 to 44?
Pretty simple one, but just bet table min on each number, press the number that wins, then use the additional winnings to put on hard ways, horns, hops, etc.
interesting as most methods start low and risk high when you invest your profit. this is the opposite, big start then scale back with each win. like it. And yest $500 start is a lot of money for some players but in todays $15/$25 craps tables you could be betting close to that with a passline with odds + 3 point molly with odds.
I'm leaving Vegas now after playing craps for a couple days and I'd be terrified to put $440 on the inside, almost every single freakin table I was on across multiple casinos people were 7 outting very very fast. It was actually blowing my mind as I was playing conservative $12 on 6&8 just getting the feel and my bankroll was draining it wasn't until I started going DON'T PASS line and then betting heavy on inside when I was personally rolling bc holy crap I know how to roll at least a few numbers before 7 outting 😂
I was wondering what you thought of combing the red cross at either 3 unit lvl on a $10 table or a 5 unit on a $15 table but combining a don't pass hedge with a 4 and 10 lay on the come out with a $5 C&E that way you get the activity of the iron cross can press with the field as well as get other place bets feed your rack with the box and can win on come out rolls baring the 4 or 10 doesn't come out 1st just wanted to know what you think
Its all sounds great till you get clipped by the PSO's! ONLY Winning strategy in 15 years of casino work? where have I seen that line on a channel before?🤔
This seemed to work well for me recently but I have a question. If you have the numbers on inside and the shooter hits the point 6, what do you tell the dealer to do with the bet on 6? They always want me to move it or place behind the pass line. Is placing it behind the pass line the same as you leaving it on the six in the video?
U can leave it there if you wanna but if u put it behind the pass line the odds pay more…. If the point is 6 or 8 I leave it and I put odds behind the pass
If you already have a place bet on the 6 and shooter hits it, you get paid and it stays. You must be talking about a pass bet which is not part of the strategy in that case you get paid more by putting the place bets as an odds bet instead
Hey man, im in vegas now. I win very consistently.. not every time, but always up at end of week. Been playing for 30 years. Still standing. Would love to get together and throw the bones sometime and chat it up. I can show you how i do it.
Hello, just getting into the craps realm. Have really been enjoying it as a newfound casino game I've never really spent time in learning before. Quick question on this, it seems certainly to benefit from increased volume- more hands per hour. What are your thoughts on running this with bubble craps? Also, with a smaller bankroll could you adjust your starting bet to $220 on the table or $110 in place of $440?
So when we regress 3 times down and are down to the table minimum why do we wait for a fresh shooter to roll/current shooter to 7 out to restart the regression instead of riding the current shooter and starting again from the $440 out?
As the goal is to cover everything with wins and regressions, and many of us do not have the bankroll for 440 per shooter, I have a modified version for 10 tables. 132 inside, hit and regress to 66 (24 left at risk), hit again and stretch to 64 across with 1 at risk. At this point, I would follow Grafstein's press strategy, but whatever press and collect you prefer would work. With the lower start across, then about 2 units if you beat the PSO, and almost nothing with a 2nd hit, is there a major flaw stopping this from working with 800-1000 bankroll?
Second 10 on crapsee, average roll was 6 so below the typical average. plus $51. So unless you have a completely terrible rolls, this system has potential even with sub-par shooting.
Is this $440 strategy for the $25 tables? Can you use it on $10 or $15 tables by reducing the bets after the 3rd payment? Or would you start with a lower amount on $10 and $15 tables?
as is with every gambling strategy, it still requires some luck (which you did mention at the beginning when saying you still need the dice to land on one of those numbers). out of interest i ran some simulations on this specific strategy, and across a billion total rolls simulated this strategy had an average loss of around 93 cents per roll when starting at 440$ across and doing regressions to 220$, 110$, 44$, 22$ (a total of 5 bet steps was the least average loss across all simulations i ran) so while not positive long term, it is about as close as you can get (from what i can tell so far, haven't done many simulations for other strategies)
I play a similar strategy I start out at $66 inside after 1 hit I regress to $44, Then to $22. But IF the $66 gets wiped out by a 7 Out. The next round I start at $120 inside (martingale style). It's tough when a Seven comes out on 1st roll, but It also sucks when craps #'s come up, so sometimes I put a few bucks on the horn just for the 1st couple of rolls. and sometimes I put a minimum bet on 4 and ten. I definitely prefer your strategy over pressing strategies that press from the beginning of the roll.
I’m happy with a 400$ session. Quite easy to hit that. Take profit when you see profit. I pay myself 100$ and build the small stack back up and repeat. Works in blackjack as well and poker.
This will be the only way I play from now on honestly. I love it! I used this at online live dealer craps. Started with $400 roll. I do 88 inside, regress to 44, then 22 then 16 across. From there, full press and collect. Made a quick $200. Thank you for sharing this strategy!!
ColorUP, nice strategy. I also like to play a modified Iron Cross... $50/$60/$60 on 5/6/8 - $25 on 9 & a $25 field. Press inside a unit on each hit 3x. Then regress to table min & continue to press while riding the wave...
Nice strategy. For the table you were playing, I wouldn't plan on gambling without $15k walk-in bankroll. It scales, however. 😊 Your bankroll depends not only on the game and strategy, but also on the time it takes to recover from an loss. E.g. In this instance, say $3.5k down, go home. How long does it take you to earn that much? If it's out of reach, don't go inside in the first place except to people-watch. Gambling for profit isn't a continuous function. It's a very discreet function, and whether you choose to play should be dictated by your life's requirement. It has hard steps, and to go in for more than entertainment requires the ability to look at it as a job. Not for fun. A job. And it's not for everyone. And that's ok.
Every strategy has a major flaw Wether it be risking a lot ($440 in this case) 14:53 or a lower risk strategy that isn’t as fun to play (fun factor being the flaw..ie boring only covering a couple numbers like a 4/10 strategy). Have to find the balance between risk/fun/ and initial set up cost ($440 in this case is really high boom or bust in my opinion.)
$2000. 00 session is a little rich for my blood. I would scale down the initial bet and like it. Tried it on my practice rig and worked OK using 220, 110, 66. ($15 table)
If I could release the dice at the point 6 on that end of the table I'd roll all day too. If u are curious as to why not many 7's coming out vs at the casino it's because they have to throw them across the table and he's barely throwing them. I do like the strat but 2 hits then goto half or less, works more often. Good strat just hard on u if 7 comes out after the point like it seems to do often. Great channel! Also ive had better luck betting big, then coming down vs betting low and pressing up.
Not true, distance doesn’t matter the pyramid wall does. They do have “tub” tables that are 6ft total length, so toss isn’t even as far as I toss. . If you could roll all day, try those tables. They’ve been around a long time and casinos don’t remove because dice results are still random.
Damn man, I love this, but OMG the stress of those first couple of rolls! Lol.. Point Seven Out is gonna Hurt!.. but that 4, 4, 10, is gonna scare you to death as well until you get that first hit. Still love it though, maybe I'm a glutton for punishment
I was just in Vegas. There were no tables on the strip that were less than 15 and most were 25. Can you do some videos with that do so I can see the numbers
Show what happens when you think you are betting 3 possible winners but actually betting against yourself. For example, bet on the 12 like before for the $180.00 possible chances; but include each time an additional $5.00 on the 11, and $5.00 on the 2,3,4,10,11,12 field.
My dad is a pro at craps. As a doctor, he makes a lot of money, which allows him to use his disposable income for playing. He always says that to play craps, you need to have at least a few thousand dollars on hand, which isn’t the case for me. So, I’ve always stayed away from the craps table.
This seems like a more aggressive version of split the sisters? Am i missing something or is it kind of like that? Basically a strategy where most the risk is up front?
Hey Jeremy, thanks for this strategy. I took $500.00 to my casino and play an hour and a half. I never played higher than $110.00 inside, I ended up at $900.00. It works guys stay with the plan.
Nice! What did you regress to after $110?
@@NohandleJ $44.00 inside.
Just keep on playing and each and every time keep real, honest records. It wont take long see see that you cannot win at this game
You will win, lose, win, lose, lose lose, win, win, lose, lose lose, win. Kind of like that! You will lose more sessions than you win. You will lose more money than you win
Have fun, but dont think this is a money making opportunity., because that will not be your experience
@@JasonCoffman-xu5ks not true at all. Yes will lose some, but with well over 300 shooters now, I am still winning more than losing. I keep honest records as have no incentive to lie here. This system works and if you stay disciplined,
@@JasonCoffman-xu5ks Doubtful. This seems like a sure fire betting strategy. Can't lose.
Ya tested this online and its a no go for me. Seven hitting on first and second rolls were enough to clean me out way quicker than the regressing would allow me to recoup.
of course it wont work for you because you are playing a machine lol
@@jesus-b5w8e Well its a simulator, so while its not exactly accurate to real life it is supposed to be random number generated so it gives you an idea.
Ok, but what's stopping that from happening in a brick and mortar casino? @user-zf4ic1wo6c
@@jesus-b5w8e same for me
Same experience. I was in the hole immediately and then just dug deeper trying to catch up
A simple low roller version could be $88 Inside to $44 Inside to $22 Inside. Only 2 regressions on a $5 table. But you lock in $20 in profit AND still have $22 on the table. Crazy thing is after 1st hit you are only $16 at risk with $44 inside...
preach!
Never thought in a million years yiu would use it on the channel! Glad it worked out for you. Couple of side notes:
The guys I saw use this and win consistently had 'endless' funds. They were true whales.
They would start at $880, $1320, etc. Two or three point drinks, and they would bump it up to $2200, and again to $4400.
If at $4400, they would still regress down to what they did normally (generally speaking $110/$220) to recuperate losses much faster.
Hope your viewers enjoy and post their results!
@@californiacomrade1 thanks for sharing with me!
I was thinking something similar. Even going 88/66/44, you end up 5 in profit ready for the roll to continue.
Good for those with large bankroll, as you've said , that's money not needed . Try 400 outside to 110 inside , with profit , You still face PSO threat ,only 40 cheaper
Really love this strategy! Been playing craps for 22 years at over 80 different casinos and have never heard about this way of playing. Will definitely be trying this out at the casino this week. I'm going to keep everything the same just like you played it. THANKS, COLOR UP!!!
Arrolltu ker, please update us after your trip.
Carrolltucker....sorry
@@johnmc6979 Sorry about what?
CRAPPY the CRAPS man has a similar video on his channel. I think he starts at 300 on the 6 and 8 and then he regresses from there to 150 and so on. Till he gets down to 18 I think.
@@juanmelgoza8140 Thanks for the information. I will check it out.
Just tried out this strategy with a 2K bankroll. I was quickly down $1200. Then I had one good run and I left up $1300 (+$2500 on my single roll). I never dropped that 3rd time, stayed at $110. Once I was up I went back up to $220 and hit numerous times on the inside numbers. Ended up with pass odds on 4/10 and buying the other one, at least had the discipline to stay out of the field bet. One snake eyes away from helping a brother out by hitting all the numbers for 150 to 1 for the Boom/Bust. Best heater I can remember in a while.
Just watched a kid at Ameristar in Blackhawk win 27000 or so on that last week. His name was also Jeremy haha.
@jeremyemerson349 how big was he playing to win 27k? You have to start at 500 bets or higher to get wins that high from what I have seen
Oh yea I can get down a few Gs real quick. Bet all the numbers and 7 out right away, can’t make money like that
Great strategy and simple to follow! It seems after the third regression, you might as well throw $10 on the 4 & 10 and enjoy the collect/press party for the rest of the roll
That’s what I was thinking
I love this strategy I been playing like this for years and it has been doing good for me. Call me crazy but I also throw the same amount on the don't pass bar that way I don't lose all my money that I have on the board if the shooter throws 7 I know it sounds different but it has been working for me for years. Cheers!
Do you pull the don’t pass bet down after it is established? It would seem that by doing so, an 11 would be the only number that could hurt you.
Thinking this through, if an outside number hits, you could pull down and place another dc and just keep doing so until you can regress, right?
Wait, that doesn’t work. You’re doubling your risk on the first roll of the dc if it hits a 7.
Followed this method and it works. Had a great time in Vegas, did what I wanted, and brought home more than what I brought to Vegas.
Thanks color up.
oh ok well if it worked for u then def must work!
Play on! Have fun! But you will very soon prove that you cannot make money at this. You say it worked for you . Good! But one days play does not ever tell the real story. The mathematical chance that you would win for the day, was much smaller than the chance you would lose
Do you actually think that that table ,with at least 4 employees working there all day long, is there for you to make money?? No, quite the opposite. They are not there to give you money, or look pretty. They are there to take the money from suckers who are sure they have a strategy which will work. That Strat, whatever it is, is nonexistent.
And no, it isnt about a learning curve where you are trying to get your strategy "just right". There is no strategy at craps which will give you an overall profit. Typically anything that these players could learn, they dont ever learn anyway
Hey Jeremy, I really like this strategy.
Admittedly, it's an improvement over a strategy that I'd developed 2 years ago, called the Two-Hit Blackout strategy. There, I'd keep the 440 up for two rolls, then regress to four units across on everything but the point--I'd have 4 units on the Pass Line, and twice that for odds, yielding at least $100 in profit, hence the name of the strategy. But the early 7's would kill me. If the 7 came after one hit, I'd lose $300 plus my Pass Line and odds bets. I think $80 is much easier to take than $330.
I'll give this new strategy a try on my next trip. Wish me luck on coloring up. ☺
.... Always take your initial bet down, 1st. thing, why gamble ?... THEN PRESS...
@@HenrySousa-n2c Doesnt matter what you might do at this game, it is impossible to come up with a long term game. So you better be doing this for fun, and nothing else
Normally you kill a strategy dead but my god that roll... you made this thing look genius! It's a fun strategy but i think most people that watch this channel don't have the appropriate bankroll to deal with a couple PSOs(or short enough rolls that dodge 5/6/8/9) in a row.
It can be scaled down. I’m not sure what most players can or cannot afford 🤷♂️ I don’t think I can personally afford. It’s not so bad after first hit….but that’s a big if.
@@ColorUpLike you said, scaling this down makes it affordable for almost anyone. The average player these days has at least an $800+ bankroll. You scale this down to 88 or 110 inside as the starting bet and it works for most people.
Just got back from using this strategy, to start out.
I did it a little differently though. I bought in for $2,000 and waited for the guy with the dice to establish a new point. It was an eight. I tried to place the 5,6,8,9 for $200/$240 each and they made me put my $240 for the eight on the line between the pass and the odds areas.
I regressed, on each collect but, it was a $10 table so, I regressed IMMEDIATELY from $240 to $60, because I didn't feel comfortable leaving that much on the table to regress to $100/$120,so I was out of the hand after the first roll but, I wish I had regressed to $100/$120 because he had a pretty good roll. Hindsight in 20/20.
I went from $200/$240 to $50/$60 to $25/$30 to $15/$18 to $10/$12, the left it at $10/$12 until the guy sevened out. He had a good roll and I colored up for $2,760 after tips. I kept thinking about pressing but was worried that if I did, he'd seven out. LOL
The bet is 100/120/120/100 on 5/6/8/9, not 200/240 then drop to 50/60/60/50. Good thing you made it out okay, that would have ben rough losing 880 on point 7. Whew
@@djtj4689 I knew I was doubling. The reason I did it was, to try to start out with a profit and it worked. I was sweating the first roll but, once that roll was over, I was able to play it out the way it was shown here, but was already in profit by the second roll.
I've played a different strategy quite a bit, where I only bet on the first roll after the point and win or draw, turn it off until the next point is established. I saw a guy come in one morning and he walked up to the table, bought in for $10,000, then waited for the new point. The first roll after the point, he bet $1,000/$1,200 on every box number and when the next roll was a six, he collected, took everything down, tipped $140 and left. The dealer near me told me that he comes in once a week and does that. I can only imagine he goes to all eight area casinos, once a week and does that.
Feasibly, he could hit all eight casinos, including travel time, in one day and make, after gas and tips, over $10,000 in one day! I just haven't been able to get up the guts to bet that much on one throw. I've seen too many point/sevens.
I used this strategy on a bubble crap machine at a hard rock in Hollywood Florida tonight. 500 dollar bank roll, started at 176 then my regressions were 88, 44 then finally to 22. I bought the 4 and 10, followed by pressing up the hit number by a unit. Rinse and repeat after the 7 hits. I walked out with 700 bucks in profit in my pocket. Oh there was a 10 dollar minimum on the machine. I ended up putting it on the pass line for a total of 186 bucks to start each round.
Did this on bubble craps. Scaled down from $44 inside to $22 inside to $10 inside. Grinder and boring. Did work 😊
Thanks for the strategy! Spent the weekend in Vegas and turned $1000 into $4000! Only alteration I made is after the 2nd hit, I stayed at 110 inside and then on the next hit, I placed the 4 and 10 and pressed and collected from there. (actually would have been $4300 but I decided to try my hand at blackjack and didn't have much luck haha)
You start from $880 or $440?
@@anghockcai1969 He started with 880 and turned it into 440
This will be your typical, average day at the craps table
@@anghockcai1969 He said only alteration is he didn't regress after his $110 hit. So by his words he would've started at 440>220>110 then bought 4/10 as well
So I just watched this video about 5 days ago and have been playing it at home on my craps table. So far so good, but I modified it a little and it seems to have much better results. I did two things different. One is I had the place bets working at all times (I hate watching a 5.6,8,9 point numbers roll knowing that was one of my 2 hits needed) and 2nd was I played the field for $25 until got regressed to 110 inside. This helped out some for sure
Results so far: After 10 shooters per starting 2k bankroll and rolling this out 10 separate times (100 total “shooters”) I am up $4685.
I am going to keep rolling it out 10 shooters at a time with a 2k bank roll and see what the next 10 times (100 shooters) do and will update. So far this seems like a damn good system but it’s early. 👍
Thanks for sharing color up!
PS. Forgot to mention my strategy after 2nd hit and have regressed to 110 inside, I don’t regress anymore. On third hit I will press two numbers 1 unit each ($5). If hit the 5 or 9 will press the 5&9 1 unit each. If hit 6 or 8, same thing $6 on each 6&8. Then third hit pays $42 and will cover 4 for $25 and on 4th hit cover the 10. From there is is just pressing the matching numbers (4&10, 5&9, 6&&8) 1 unit each on every hit and banking the rest.
Update?
Dice are Worse than the Roulette Ball...they take No Prisoners !! 😅
Been doing this for 2 years now except I don’t regress till 2 hits
$440 inside, after 2 hits go to $110 and then press and collect
It’s done pretty well for me so far
How many bankroll needed?
@@anghockcai1969 depends how many bullets you want but I would say at least 5 so 440x5= 2200. Start with a 440 buy in and if you lose the first one decide if you want to keep playing. I personally wouldn't want to push my luck so I would probably go with 880 two bullets if I lose both then it just wasn't my day. Most advantage players will say you need at least 10 times your starting bet or even sometimes 100 times. Depends if you are a gambler or if you manage your bankroll. Also depends how much you can afford to lose. Remember it's not about what others do it's about what you can afford for instance if you have 300k in the bank then losing 2200 wouldn't hurt you but if you have 3500 in the bank then 2200 might not be ideal. I realize I went to two extremely different scenarios there but only you can decide how much risk you want to take. Think like this if you risk 440 and lose twice in a row after the point in other words two shooters in a row go point 7 point 7 then you lost 880 and now at 200 profit on two hits you have to hit that 4 times plus a little extra to get even haven't made any profit yet. So I would say your bank roll should be pretty good size to try a strat like this. As they always say it's gambling even if you are an advantage player. you could even modify it to just cover 6 and 8 since they are the higher chance dice rolls then you are only risking the biscuit for two numbers then reduce and press the inside then work the press and collect strat. There are many ways to play it you just have to decide what you are willing to risk and go in knowing it's a risk no matter who's holding the dice be it you or another player.
Great simple quick strategy. Tried it in Casino today and Color up $1027 from $500 in just 2 shooters.
you musta reggressed to the lowest limit after the first hit. that is what I will be doing.
I watched a guy in a casino do a variation of this. He was playing on a $15 minimum table. After a point was established his first bet would bet 8 X the table minimum on the inside 4 numbers. $120, $144, $144, $120 for a total of $528. After he hits a number he cuts the bets in half for the second roll for a total of $264. After another hit he cuts the bet in half again for a total of $132. After the forth hit he cuts the bet again to the table minimum of $66. After two more hits he covers the 4 or 10 with a minimum bet. After two more hits he cover the other number with a minimum bet. If the roll continues he collects one win then presses the next, repeating win one press one.
As long as he does not seven out on the initial bet he is in profit. It would be nice to see you try out this version.
Played on an electronic craps game that was a $3 minimum bet. So my bets were 12,6 then 3. At the $3 level, I also bought the 4 and 10. Pressed one unit on which ever number hit thereafter. 25% profit through 10 rounds. 👍
one dude said it did not work on machine.
@@jesus-b5w8e Why wouldn't it work on a machine?
@@jesus-b5w8e everyone has differnt experiances. It is gambling at the end of the day
I have tried this twice, and both times I have come out with 2000 profit and 1200 profit, starting with 1500 buy in... The only killer is a PSO. if you hit your two numbers you are up 210, and the rest is gravy. (Only 100 up if you keep the 110 going after the 2nd hit)
Proud of you showing this smart way to bet. That said Jeremy, after the $440, then $220--your profit is $210.
Smart play is instead of playing like you're on a rare $5 or $10 table, use $110 of the casino dollars to go $110 inside--you Still have $100 profit in the rack.
Then each hit pays you $35--doing this, you'd have been up Thousands.
Yes profit is $210, I just said $200 for ease. $10 tables are not that rare, but sure you can stop and play at the $110 level. But I followed what the guy said, 3 regressions. Playing at 110 level would be great as long as long rolls like i had, but more than likely that 3rd regression may work better with more avg rolls of 8.5.
I use a much smaller regression strategy, and I always leave a $1 tip, on the point or the number just hit, for the dealer, EVERY time I ask him/her to regress.
This seems to work very well. I have to admit when you're rolling hot everything works...I timed my roll today and I went for 90 minutes, and was up nearly 5K after that and I immediately left with the money. So I will keep using this one. I only regressed once to 220 across, and kept hitting so I bumped it up. Other players were getting paid too, one guy put $30 on a 12 and I hit it for him! Plenty of hardways hitting too. I missed the Boom/Bust by a 12. By the end I had 880 across the inside, and had bought the 4/10 for 100 each. I've never had such an insane heater, maybe this setup is just lucky?
Did you try it again by going back?
@@estu548 Yeah I've been back a few times. 3 out of 4 times I was a winner with this setup. I still like to toss out some field bets once I'm up, it's a weakness I know but I keep going back. Offsets some of my winnings on 5,6, and 8 but cheaply covers all the other numbers compared to buying 4/10, etc.
craps is so fun when you're all making money.🎉
It’s not the set up, just numbers were rolling that day at the right time
I watch many craps videos. Yours have the best feel of what it is like to really be there playing.
Thank you!
I like the strategy. Actually LOVE it. At 14:?? minutes when BIG RED rolled, you did NOT assess the Win/Loss status. My rough pen & paper tally says your winnings were pass the initial $400 initial bet amount. My "novice craps behind" is going to take a session break with a 2x win. Thank you Thank you Thank you!!!
I may practice this approach. I really like the skill 66 but I have been looking at a $44 split the sisters approach for a $5 table too. When I am on a roll to win or stadium, i have a hard time not going across because of the vig on win. It makes the 4 and 10 so much better. Really, evens has less house edge than inside on vig on win.
Problem is no more 5 tables
Ooh looks like this is better (for me) than sts, squeeze and double tap (which i usually use). Once i get to the last regression i can transition to triple lux. Cool thanks for this.
Ooo, I like idea of triple lux from there…time to be aggressive
@@ColorUp haha once i always lock up a next-shooter bullet from profit (regardless of strategy) I always triple lux ahaha
I use a similar strategy but on a lower scale. If it’s a 15$ table, I start 88$ inside. 1st hit and place the 4 and 10 for 15$ each. 2nd hit and regress to 66$ inside. Lock in a roughly 60$ in profit. Press and collect afterwards
If it’s a 10$ table, I start 66$ inside. 1st hit and place the 4 and 10 for 10$ each. 2nd hit and regress to 44$ inside. Lock in roughly 40$ in profit. Press and collect after
This strategy seems to work just fine for dice setters and randies. Just 2 hits is all you need. Now pso’s do happen and can set you back but I find that more people tend to get 2 hits a lot more than pso or point, number and out.
what is pso?
Point seven out
If you have a shooter that rolls a lot of inside numbers, go even more aggressive looking for a 6 or an 8. $900 inside as $300 6 and 8 and $150 5 and 9. 1 hit on a 6 or 8 pays $350 and you regress to $120 6 and 8 and $50 5 and 9. You started with $900, now with the hit and regression, you have $910 in the rack and still have $340 in action. Do what you want after this. 2 shooters that hit a 6 or 8 within 2 rolls at Palace Station which I observed hit many inside numbers and profit was over $2300 using up and pull to escalate the win!
Ive been playing for 30 years. First 5 years were up and down ... mostly down because of one simple flaw. Staying on too long. The ensuing 20 years have been profitable yearly. It is a hit n run strategy. Its the only frikin way. Play all numbers across and throw in a horn bet as well. Now you have 30 out of 36 numbers covered. Only 16 % chance of losing with 84 % chance of winning on each roll. I hit 2 numbers... sometimes go for 3 numbers. Take my profit and leave property. Repeat another session later or whenever. If point 7 comes, I dont chase. It does come... but unless you are playing the don't, you will lose with any strategy. Even dont players lose on come out . Other that that, I sometimes lay the point. then go across with same amount. hit 2 or 3 numbers and then take place bets down and watch the 7 out come. GLTA
How much are you betting across & the horn?
It really doesn't matter how much im betting across... the only thing that matters is percentage return. If someone is getting 20% return, then 20% is 20% whether you bet 200 or 20,000. Feel me? I cant confidently say that the reason most people lose is because they stay and play too long and expect like 5000% return on their money.@@shomefan1
You sound like you know your stuff and it matches my experience too. Would like to know how much are you betting across and horn as well.
usually start off $200 each number (1280 across , 240 on the 6 and 8) then throw in a 40 horn. Each box number pays 280 or 400 on the 4 n 10 . Horns pay 15-1 or 30-1 depending on 2,3,11,12. So bascically, if I hit 2 numbers without getting smacked with the 7 out, i pick up around 500-600 per session. The only way I lose is when the point 7 smacks me in the face.. it does happen, but not often enough to keep me in the red. # profitable yearly@@Scarface1337_
I like also, what or how much you beting across? What laying on horn?
played this last weekend in vegas. worked 9 outta 10 times. my go to strategy for sure. point 7 kills anyone.
no it didnt
EXCELLENT strategy!!!
So, I would need a SBR of $4,650!
That would be for the $440 inside, plus $10 on the Pass Line ( in case of an empty table or a table with 2 other players ), plus $5 on BOTH C&E to PROTECT my Pass Line bet, and $10 for the odds bet. This will enable me to have 10 chances for either myself or me and other shooters on the table.
If I had money like I did back in the OLD days, I would DEFINITELY use this strategy, but I am POOR now unfortunately and back then I DIDN'T have the advanced knowledge about craps as I do now thanks to a LOT of your strategies!
I would consider this strategy if I had the bankroll for $440 inside. The only tweak I see that I would make would be on the 3rd hit I would not regress to $44 Inside I would likely go to $96 across and do a mid press from there. 6&8, 30, 42, 60, 90, 150, 300, etc. 5&9 25, 35, 50, 75, 125, 200, etc. 4&10 35, 100, 250, 500, 1000 etc.
Great video thanks for the cartoon I’m glad that you move faster than the other crap videos they move very slow and are hard to watch I tried to watch another channel and I came back to yours because it moves a lot faster thank you so much good luck I hope you continue to color up
What about $220 inside and after the 1st hit do $25 buy 4 and $25 buy 10 and a $20 horn. Guaranteed out in the next roll (2nd hit) with a total win of 205 (2/12), 130 (3/11), 125 (5,6,8,9), or 100 (4/10). From there do whatever you want. I would regress to 110 and spread and power press from there. Same two hits with much less exposure.
I like this approach . Have you considered the $ 20 horn split up as $3 each for the 2 and 12 and $7 each for the 3 and 11 ( better chance to hit and pays $105 vs $75). Nice clean strategy, easy to follow and only need the first hit to get to a nice profit as long as big red stays away.
@@johnmc6979 I'm operating under the $25 table assumption being that I play in the north east and thus they won't allow prop bets of less than $5 each at those stakes. I think $15 tables would all this betting patter you're discussing. I definitely like it and it make sense. Thanks for the tip.
I got to save up for this one. Gotta have enough in case you get a couple PSOs at the beginning. But I do like the regression in half each time. Just wish I could stomach the 440 at first lol
good strategy....like combining with a 100 do not pass and pray on the first spin....then take odds...seems to work well
If point is established on 5 or 9, with minimum passline bet, remove the place bet and use that money as passline odds to get true payoff for winning that bet. Casino where I play has 100x odds, but you might not be able to move all of place bet to passline odds with lesser odds offered?
After the 1st hit, you can take down the whole bet and just go 140 acroos heavy on 6 and 8. With this, you covered everything with house money and just start collecting profits from the next hit
Point seven out would send me running away crying with this strategy 😂
point 7 would kill any strategy, unless you are a don't/lay player.
Point 7 out doesnt kill "Any" strategy. You obviously dont know this game. @marcus you're right! Go play this way and watch you leave broke!!! This guy creates this stupid stuff himself and he covers his asss by saying someone else told him lol.
@@michaelmain8580oh yeah what's your strategy chump
@@michaelmain8580this is a winning strategy. Main point is your bank roll, 1700-2k is a must and you must have a goal when to quit. Vegas paid for my 3day trip just now.
@@michaelmain8580okay then genius, tell us your brilliant strategy? Why are you even here? Pretty moronic to come on a guy's page and trash talk him from the cheap seats. He has helped many learn the game and does it in a easy paced comfortabke style. Jeremy isn't forcing you to play any way or style...do what you want. Welcome to Loserville... population: you.
I just played craps this wkend for the 1st time… I broke even… but had fun playing. Watched your videos before playing… it was confusing with so many people betting… I honestly didn’t know what the heck was going on but stuck to the inside strategy and was able to break even! Thanks!
love to hear you tried the game. breaking even is a win in my book! every time you go you will feel more comfortable with what is going on
Brother thanks for the video. I have an idea with this strategy. How about bet after three 7s in a row comes out ? I understand by mathematics dice rolling is independent event. But by history how many people seen four 7s in a row ? 🧐
I really like this strategy. I would need to come with a large enough bankroll to make it happen, but I’m definitely trying it my next visit to either Atlantic City or Las Vegas. It’s pretty much a safe way to go unless you hit that number between 6 & 8 on the first roll or before any box number comes.
Divide the bankroll by 10% and good luck
Do you ever protect the first roll after the point is established with a Don’t Come Bar bet and take it down after the first roll if the point is not made?
Put $30 each on 6 &8.
1 hit
regress to $18 each, and leave up till 7 out.
Hopefully you will get more hits.
Big roll comes you can bring in some $$$
$1200 bankroll will keep you in the game.
Hopefully long enough to get a long roll!!!!
I think regressions work(ish) because you are looking at the average roll between 7's and trying to stay on the low end for variance. I'd imagine you may be able to prolong this by going lower on inside numbers initially, laying the 4 or 10 to cover the inside numbers for 1 roll. If you get knocked off, then go up on the inside to the 440. Get the hits there and you are back in the black. Play for the variance multiple times in a row where an exact outcome has to occur to knock you off and I think you stay on the right side of the average. And I know it sounds lile gambler's fallacy.. But if you wait for 2 7's a come out, then place.. Then the exact outcome that hurts you is not a 7, it's the occurance of 77#7. That exact outcome happens less often than a random 7. Or even a 77##7.
I’m going to try this on my next visit to Vegas. Only variation is that I’ll stick to $110 inside after 2 regressions . My guess is a $1200 bankroll is required.
My only question is, do I wait till a number is rolled (roll ON) before I bet
Mathematically it doesn't make a difference to wait or not....just whichever way you are comfortable with...I just hate losing on those come out 7s
I usually turn off during come out because shooters just randomly throw when the puck is off
I like this. Once you regress down the three times. I like the idea of collect press collect press up to where you started and regress back down.
Alternative for $50 table. I like playing there at my local casino because it’s less crowded. On second regression, go to $60 6/8. Profit is $90 for two hits and then go from there as you like.
Thoughts on hedging 1st bet with a 4 or 10 lay (maybe with a hardway added)?
Serious question: on a strategy like this, wouldn't it be a better option to have your bets working on all come out rolls? You aren't betting on the pass line, so, you aren't shooting... so you want to reach your profitability as quickly as possible?
Superstition > Logic. I never have bets working on come outs
I agree with this and I started to track numbers when people play the ATS and when a number is "due" it seems to always fall on the come out when no money is on it . But I'm talking sprinkles money wise 🤣. Seems to work on the hard ways too if you actually track how long it's been since one has fell and I'm just using probabilities I know every roll is different and the dice have no memory but I have a memory 😂
yes. I have a notebook of records of my gambling and damn it works. I am gonna try it today. Back then when I was new on craps i bet on field max on all come out rolls. LOL
Still kind of new to playing. Been running the Split the Sisters on my tablet, and press and collect after a couple hits, and it runs pretty well. This seems similar but your regressing all the numbers on a hit, and starting at triple units across the middle. I'll have to try this way. Seems interesting. I went to a bubble craps machine for the first time last week. I will be back near that casino later this coming month, so may try this or the sisters, since it is $5 min. It is more my speed right now lol.
This looks to be a great strategy, but I do like split the sisters more. I play like you do, and it's been overall successful.
This is pretty good to grind a bit. But on the long first roll you could have won a couple grand leaving same bet. Or small presses. Tough to settle for slow and steady when the wave is making others rich. Also, myself as a dealer i see this as some of the hardest work you can make for me especially on a busy game. So your instruction should include showing how to drop down 22 inside for the dealer to bet for himself. Most don’t know you can do that.
what if tried with 1/2 so 220 inside. On first roll after pt. is made put 20 on any 7. Cuts the initial roll to 1/2 , risking 20 to buy insurance. Same theory with 440 but risking additional 40 to cut in half. If you have the bank rool and balls this system looks solid.
its not half, i played on a simulator for fun,went with a 220 set up and 50 on big red. pays 4 to 1
I’ve done this strategy but, my regressions is different. I don’t regress until either 3-0 2-2 or 1-5 win-loss. Then I regress 1/2 this gives me max chip time per shooter. Then if shooter is hot regress to 1/4 org bet in all 6 boxes then match inside on field. I do well with this.
HI Jeremy, for players that do not have the bankroll for 2000 a night could you do the strategy starting at 220 would you need still 3 rolls? i so from 220 to 110 to 44?
Pretty simple one, but just bet table min on each number, press the number that wins, then use the additional winnings to put on hard ways, horns, hops, etc.
Hey J, it would be pretty cool (and informative) if you brought in a statistician to discuss real odds behind the strategies
Agreed
interesting as most methods start low and risk high when you invest your profit. this is the opposite, big start then scale back with each win. like it. And yest $500 start is a lot of money for some players but in todays $15/$25 craps tables you could be betting close to that with a passline with odds + 3 point molly with odds.
I might try it out first on a bubble craps machine. This may not be too bad.
I'm leaving Vegas now after playing craps for a couple days and I'd be terrified to put $440 on the inside, almost every single freakin table I was on across multiple casinos people were 7 outting very very fast. It was actually blowing my mind as I was playing conservative $12 on 6&8 just getting the feel and my bankroll was draining it wasn't until I started going DON'T PASS line and then betting heavy on inside when I was personally rolling bc holy crap I know how to roll at least a few numbers before 7 outting 😂
!!!! THE DICE HAVE NO MEMORY 1111
@@salvatoreferrara2969 the dice have no memory but 6 out of 36 come up so often it almost makes no sense to bet against it
What software is that you use to simulate the "Standard?"
I was wondering what you thought of combing the red cross at either 3 unit lvl on a $10 table or a 5 unit on a $15 table but combining a don't pass hedge with a 4 and 10 lay on the come out with a $5 C&E that way you get the activity of the iron cross can press with the field as well as get other place bets feed your rack with the box and can win on come out rolls baring the 4 or 10 doesn't come out 1st just wanted to know what you think
Its all sounds great till you get clipped by the PSO's! ONLY Winning strategy in 15 years of casino work? where have I seen that line on a channel before?🤔
This seemed to work well for me recently but I have a question. If you have the numbers on inside and the shooter hits the point 6, what do you tell the dealer to do with the bet on 6? They always want me to move it or place behind the pass line. Is placing it behind the pass line the same as you leaving it on the six in the video?
U can leave it there if you wanna but if u put it behind the pass line the odds pay more…. If the point is 6 or 8 I leave it and I put odds behind the pass
If you already have a place bet on the 6 and shooter hits it, you get paid and it stays. You must be talking about a pass bet which is not part of the strategy in that case you get paid more by putting the place bets as an odds bet instead
Used it, it works. I'm a tipper, it helps.
Hey man, im in vegas now. I win very consistently.. not every time, but always up at end of week. Been playing for 30 years. Still standing. Would love to get together and throw the bones sometime and chat it up. I can show you how i do it.
👍🏻🎲
That would be great,
if you could tell US how you win!!!
Thanx!!!
This worked so well because it was an unrealistic roll. 30+ rolls do not happen very often. It is likely you will get nailed more often than not.
After one hit, I'd go with the $140 inside and go from there. That's ONE roll risk.
fair enough
I played other day 1k bsnkroll. Did 120 inside then 2 hits then regress to 66 inside but cold table lost it an in 2 hrs
so many cold tables I've started going don't pass 😂
This concept is very similar to the Bear 5. I'll be doing a video on that one soon, maybe while I'm in Vegas for Craps for the Cure.
Hello, just getting into the craps realm. Have really been enjoying it as a newfound casino game I've never really spent time in learning before.
Quick question on this, it seems certainly to benefit from increased volume- more hands per hour. What are your thoughts on running this with bubble craps?
Also, with a smaller bankroll could you adjust your starting bet to $220 on the table or $110 in place of $440?
Tested at home. Lost my "bankroll" in 1 session. Never was in the money.
So when we regress 3 times down and are down to the table minimum why do we wait for a fresh shooter to roll/current shooter to 7 out to restart the regression instead of riding the current shooter and starting again from the $440 out?
What does the casino rate you at typically on a regression system like this?
As the goal is to cover everything with wins and regressions, and many of us do not have the bankroll for 440 per shooter, I have a modified version for 10 tables. 132 inside, hit and regress to 66 (24 left at risk), hit again and stretch to 64 across with 1 at risk. At this point, I would follow Grafstein's press strategy, but whatever press and collect you prefer would work. With the lower start across, then about 2 units if you beat the PSO, and almost nothing with a 2nd hit, is there a major flaw stopping this from working with 800-1000 bankroll?
Amazing job as always. Can you share the calculator link if possible? Thanks in advance
Nice opening roll
in my view if your risking $440 to get 200 keep it simple just lay the 4 for $400 with a $60 hard way
Does that win on a 5,6,8,9 or 10?
Going to vegas in a week. Will try this out. Thanks.
you gonna win for certain. this strategy is non losing game.
Second 10 on crapsee, average roll was 6 so below the typical average. plus $51. So unless you have a completely terrible rolls, this system has potential even with sub-par shooting.
Is this $440 strategy for the $25 tables? Can you use it on $10 or $15 tables by reducing the bets after the 3rd payment? Or would you start with a lower amount on $10 and $15 tables?
as is with every gambling strategy, it still requires some luck (which you did mention at the beginning when saying you still need the dice to land on one of those numbers).
out of interest i ran some simulations on this specific strategy, and across a billion total rolls simulated this strategy had an average loss of around 93 cents per roll when starting at 440$ across and doing regressions to 220$, 110$, 44$, 22$ (a total of 5 bet steps was the least average loss across all simulations i ran)
so while not positive long term, it is about as close as you can get (from what i can tell so far, haven't done many simulations for other strategies)
I play a similar strategy I start out at $66 inside after 1 hit I regress to $44, Then to $22. But IF the $66 gets wiped
out by a 7 Out. The next round I start at $120 inside (martingale style). It's tough when a Seven comes out on 1st roll, but It also sucks when craps #'s come up, so sometimes I put a few bucks on the horn just for the 1st couple of rolls. and sometimes I put a minimum bet on 4 and ten. I definitely prefer your strategy over pressing strategies that press from the beginning of the roll.
I’m happy with a 400$ session. Quite easy to hit that. Take profit when you see profit. I pay myself 100$ and build the small stack back up and repeat. Works in blackjack as well and poker.
This will be the only way I play from now on honestly. I love it! I used this at online live dealer craps. Started with $400 roll.
I do 88 inside, regress to 44, then 22 then 16 across. From there, full press and collect.
Made a quick $200.
Thank you for sharing this strategy!!
Just won another $250 on today's session!
I am gonna try to play it like you did and hope to win $200. Winning $200 is my main objective and go home.
ColorUP, nice strategy. I also like to play a modified Iron Cross... $50/$60/$60 on 5/6/8 - $25 on 9 & a $25 field. Press inside a unit on each hit 3x. Then regress to table min & continue to press while riding the wave...
Nice strategy. For the table you were playing, I wouldn't plan on gambling without $15k walk-in bankroll. It scales, however. 😊 Your bankroll depends not only on the game and strategy, but also on the time it takes to recover from an loss. E.g. In this instance, say $3.5k down, go home. How long does it take you to earn that much? If it's out of reach, don't go inside in the first place except to people-watch.
Gambling for profit isn't a continuous function. It's a very discreet function, and whether you choose to play should be dictated by your life's requirement. It has hard steps, and to go in for more than entertainment requires the ability to look at it as a job. Not for fun. A job.
And it's not for everyone. And that's ok.
where is the link for the standard three point molly?
Every strategy has a major flaw Wether it be risking a lot ($440 in this case) 14:53 or a lower risk strategy that isn’t as fun to play (fun factor being the flaw..ie boring only covering a couple numbers like a 4/10 strategy). Have to find the balance between risk/fun/ and initial set up cost ($440 in this case is really high boom or bust in my opinion.)
$2000. 00 session is a little rich for my blood. I would scale down the initial bet and like it. Tried it on my practice rig and worked OK using 220, 110, 66. ($15 table)
Like this one. I usually go with 2K bankroll. Think I’ll give it a try later this month.
with this strategy you are only betting the numbers and not the pass line correct?
If I could release the dice at the point 6 on that end of the table I'd roll all day too. If u are curious as to why not many 7's coming out vs at the casino it's because they have to throw them across the table and he's barely throwing them. I do like the strat but 2 hits then goto half or less, works more often. Good strat just hard on u if 7 comes out after the point like it seems to do often. Great channel! Also ive had better luck betting big, then coming down vs betting low and pressing up.
Not true, distance doesn’t matter the pyramid wall does. They do have “tub” tables that are 6ft total length, so toss isn’t even as far as I toss. . If you could roll all day, try those tables. They’ve been around a long time and casinos don’t remove because dice results are still random.
He's not setting dice anyways so wouldn't matter
That first roll was amazing!
Damn man, I love this, but OMG the stress of those first couple of rolls! Lol.. Point Seven Out is gonna Hurt!.. but that 4, 4, 10, is gonna scare you to death as well until you get that first hit. Still love it though, maybe I'm a glutton for punishment
I was just in Vegas. There were no tables on the strip that were less than 15 and most were 25. Can you do some videos with that do so I can see the numbers
get off the strip. the degens gamble off the strip. Ellis Island
Show what happens when you think you are betting 3 possible winners but actually betting against yourself. For example, bet on the 12 like before for the $180.00 possible chances; but include each time an additional $5.00 on the 11, and $5.00 on the 2,3,4,10,11,12 field.
I play 440 inside after the 1st hit I drop to 160 across. Only in the hand for $ 20.
My dad is a pro at craps. As a doctor, he makes a lot of money, which allows him to use his disposable income for playing. He always says that to play craps, you need to have at least a few thousand dollars on hand, which isn’t the case for me. So, I’ve always stayed away from the craps table.
This seems like a more aggressive version of split the sisters? Am i missing something or is it kind of like that? Basically a strategy where most the risk is up front?