Yep. And this one was getting hammered early when all it needed was “just two hits” ha, that’s craps, it’s tough to win.

Awesome!!! Glad you had a great time.

Where do you surf?

Don't go back lmao

Understanding the game is a big advantage compared to most players.

I want to know the power of big red also

I do this move as well quite regularly. Jeremy did a video a while ago which was where I learned it from. It was sent to him from Hawaii Shooters...and it was called the Quarter Pounder with EZ. I am curious how different this strat is...need to do some analysis.

@@redknightprez Quarter Pounder with EZ lets you cash in on the horn numbers as well with slightly more outlay.

@@redknightprez I would appreciate your input. And if I can ever reciprocate, please feel free. :-)

I did that strategy yesterday. Brought $500 to the casino. Left with $1,100

Appreciate the sub. Sounds like an awesome first experience!!! Wohoo 🎉

Most of the time you get the 7 out right away. That's when the game gets interesting

Yeah, I'm on a sustained bad event cycle right now as well. Been consistently losing at the casino, and even when I practice at home it's been the wrong strategy for how the dice are rolling. Play light side and get PSO's and two shaker bakers all the time. Play the don't pass and non-stop come out 7's and 11's, and hitting early points are killing me.

@@knuteboy3778 yikes sometimes it’s like that for me at the outset and then I have to dig and grind just to come back to even. A big enough bankroll usually keeps me going long enough to finally eek out a win. But it’s great to have discipline to know that today just isn’t your day…

same for me as well, for the last month or so just getting slowly nickle and dimed or just straight out getting burned hard over and over again. Can't seem to get a win any where so im taking a solid 2 month break or so.

your crushing craps on tik tok…keep it up!

don't lose it over my speech impediment

@@ColorUp I have a buddy that does the same thing all the time and he refuses to stop lol, it’s become a trademark at this point

Haha

Yeah, it’s ideal at $5 table as it’s pretty reasonable cost for the risk

I want to try this strategy on a $5 table cause I’m still very new to craps. I’m having a hard time understanding how to adjust this strategy to a $5 table

Do 5 passline, with 10 odds. Then do 54 across ie 10 on each point or 12 on 6 and 8. After 3 place bet hits reduce your pass line bets down to 27 across, 5 on each and 6 on 6 and 8. You can then increase your bets one unit every other hit after that if you wish

Yeah, I think it was actually good to show that happens sometimes. Part of gambling. Nothing is risk free no matter how good it sounds

My pleasure!

It happens sometimes

sorry I left ya hanging, when the 5 or 9 wins I take that number down and go to 6 or 8 for 120(March strategy ends) next hit all comes down

Pass line favors the bettor for the first roll only. Any dark side bet such as lay bets also have a probability favor for the player but you have to bet more to win back less.

Just a mistake I’m sure

Glad you enjoyed!

Waiting 3 rolls as I'm sure you know by now I'm sure is pointless....as those rolls have nothing to do with the next roll.

Fair enough! I tend to start small and build, but this is a great option for those who don't mind an upfront risk for 2 rolls

He’s also “random rolling.” So if you had a dude like me setting the dice… you would be in business bubba

The idea is only needing a short roll to be free-rolling with the money you didn’t walk in with. No idea why anyone wouldn’t cover the point on the starting bet across - giving up 3 to 5 scoring rolls.

@@jamesniesuchouski9373 You're a random shooter as well...you just take longer to roll because you have to try and convince everyone you are effecting the outcome.

$135 across yes, but lay on the 4 for $320 with a $40 4 hardway hedge. More money on the table but only 2 combinations of the dice can hurt you. 3-1, 1-3. Hit ‘em quick and get out!

Iron cross is tough, because most common numbers 5/6/8 don’t pay as much because of replacing field. But I do like covering more numbers sometimes

All just depends how the dice tumbles that day

Not really, I guess saves a couple bucks 🤷‍♂️

downfall is rolling 7/11 on comeout yes, but also, you lose if you roll the point number which is where your 135 is now betting against. Sure there are more ways to now win with the 135 don't pass bet, but you can roll the point and lose the bet.

🤷‍♂️ you can for sure. I just described strategy as a saw in a couple places

Not sure 🤷‍♂️

In Lake Tahoe the table limits are higher than in Reno. They are almost always 15-25. One of them has the Roll to Win machine, I believe its the Harrahs, but it also is $15 when I've been there, I think all the casinos have bubble craps though.

Should have also mentioned i tripled my money.

Awesome, no just repeat a bunch for stress test

@@ColorUp Yeah, I plan to go back in about a week once i go through the data i collected. Also is betting on the dc on the come out allowed?

You would use the dont pass for come out roll - same thing though

@@ColorUp I saw someone using the dc for the come out but the casino only counted it as a loss if a non point number hit but win on 7.

If only I knew what the dice would do 😉

You can submit on my dice advice form at www.colorup.club

@@ColorUp will do

This is one of my favorites to show ppl that have never played. The field has the numbers down on the table so its easy for them to see, the return is easy to follow. They can get excited for the Yo's and shockers. All around I think the field is the most fun action for a newbie on the table. Sucker bet or not, making it work to get some place bets down is just plan flat out fun. Whenever they roll the godly midnight, or snake eyes, I place a don't come or just flat out Laye the 4,10. That way even if big red comes out, some chips still go back to the newbie. when they start getting comfy at the table they graduate to come bets, and eventually they get used to odds bets on the come's. I got most of my family hooked this way. Whenever I try to do pass line starts they seem bored, confused or let down. The field just instantly gets them involved with the fun at the table. I usually place the inside right off the back for my opener so if 5,6,8 hits they get a chip back on field.

If you are the casino, youre smiling no matter how anyone plays.

@@ColorUp I cant agree with that when they see me I am greeted with here for your days pay

Daily you win big? Sound awesome, I’d stay and not leave there until rich 🤑

It does not work that way You get in and get out as quick as you can

I know it doesn’t work that way. But I f you have some strategy to win, then it could work that way. But all strategies lose, and that’s why no professional dice players.

yopu dont need to play the 5 to use this effectively.You will make more money putting the money that was to go on the 5 on the 68

That would work

@@ColorUp obviously its your money do what you want. Just figured for that rare scenario haha

I just got back from my Vegas dice convention, where I outrolled all controlled dice setters, and I had high of 47 rolls. So yeah, it’s hard to believe it makes a difference.

@@ColorUp so you outrolled one time!!!! Big whop!!!!! You get your ass pounded more times than a pornstar on this channel!!!!

no big deal is correct, my point is not that im special, but anyone can have a big roll. and yet "controlled shooters" couldn't outdo a random roller. Might be because no-one has control and we are all random

@@ColorUp We all know the best rollers are 45yr+ old Lady that has never seen dice and dosen't know what the hell is going on, only that she's got a table full of ppl rooting for her and a delicious beverage with a funny looking umbrella in it. I happily give my roll away to them whenever i spot one. They roll fast and wild, 7 on the come outs, more snake eyes than you feel possible. Meanwhile jack setter down there takes 45 secs to find the damn side of the dice they want another 10 secs to aim and still throws the damn things off the table.

In Vegas all I played was $5 and $10 tables

@@ColorUp where at? Can’t be on the strip. Maybe downtown during the week?

You can add if you like

You would buy the 5/9 if the vig was only on win. Most casinos collect vig upfront on buy bet 5/9. In that case it’s worse math for player.

@@ColorUp you’ll have to forgive me I haven’t played in casino in a few years. The casinos take vig on a win for 4/10 and up front on 5/9? I usually played a modified $75 don’t strat and always bought the 4/5/9/10. Vegas strip/downtown.

@@kevinphallus so for the 4/10 it’s mixed. More and more are taking vig on win only and it’s a substantial positive difference for player, but vig upfront on 4/10 is still worth it vs a place bet. With the 5/9 it’s only beneficial for player if they take vig on win only and even then the difference is minor. Most casinos just set their rules to require vig upfront for 5/9 so they don’t have to bother with it. Then everyone just place bets the 5/9.

@@kevinphallus here is a video where I break down the math. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/p7ijlLx6z5PHl5c.html you just have to ask each casino what their rules are.

Dice advice form on my website www.colorup.club

It’s a simple mistake. Would be 11 change.

Thats how we say across if from Ohio

You can

Why does that bother you?

That might be what I’m saying, when trying to say across. my accent 🤷‍♂️

🤷‍♂️ everyone I saw that covered strat avoided the point

I’m going to roll this on my table and see what happens. It’s kinda like the quarter pounder with ease

Right, 135 across

Thanks. You are very kind to help me.

Haha, thanks

@@ColorUp you're welcome.

As you can see in thumbnail, I’m know how to spell it. No need to make fun of my speech impediment 😉