Appreciate the feedback and thanks for watching

sometimes it feels like the hardest game ever to win at

I think adjusting to table is most important. I rolled 42 numbers last weekend in Laughlin. I made about 800 and that included 2 1 2 on ATS. I swear the guy on other end made 2-3k playing field and horn bets. Was just nature of the roll. I’d say 4 points. 20 numbers. And a ton of horn rolls

@@randythomas9027 yes with craps u have to roll with who ever is throwing. u cant just use one system.

You don't lose pressing the point, but you also don't win--you kept Your $$ on the table. Having $200 dark versus $96 light, from the point, you make $104 even When 7 hits. Keep the winnings in your rack, and in 5 rolls, you're 100% CD on the table: you have Zero light side risk. 7-Out hits, you win $200. Nothing to lose light side, because it's all CD. The math works, and in most every situation you win--Except come-out 7. Do a Lay 4 for $200, and the DP for $100 for the come out. Unless the 4 hits (3 of 36 risk vs 6 of 36), when the 7 hits, the lay 4 covers the $100. Repeat that with a DC for $100--now you have $200 dark, protecting the $96, And you reduced the chance of $200 loss to only $100 When the point hits. Better strategy.😎

Do you mean place bets? I didn't see any lay bets in this strategy. 200 DP and 96 across in place bets.

@DavidBertczak4 I like your idea of pressing the point number. I'd definitely collect/press alternately until you've pressed up to 60/72. After the 3 collect/presses, you're totally covered and just let the rest of the game happen

Wrong math sir. You think Vegas gives a 84%. Player edge on any game?

@@randythomas9027 10 of 12 shooters per hour 7-Out by point+ 12 rolls: that's 84%. Go check Wizard of Odds if you doubt it. 84% of the time, shooter 7-outs by roll 12, giving you only 16% who go past roll 12, and of those 64% are out between rolls 13-18. That leaves a Very tiny 5 percent for "the long roll" light side only strategies need to "win big". Dark side "wins big" in that 84% area. This example Jeremy rolled out shows Why a mixed strategy wins over light-side only play--in this case 12 x better return.

Yeah I wonder how many times he'd put back his $200 DP if the 7 kept hitting on come out. After once I'd be tempted not to and just lay the point. I'd also consider not even placing the point. $21 pay out after you lose $200 from hitting a point doesn't even seem worth it.

@derSchmetterling08 That's true. Maybe only place the bet when you have to so you can shoot. That way you aren't risking the 200 all that often.

Could hedge with the 7 bet on the come out. Call it the Don't Pass Tax!

Certainly can happen 😳

$7.00 yo on the comeout takes your 11 risk away

I may " TRY " this strategy this coming weekend in Vegas!

Yeah, after 5 hits you still need to avoid point, you have to 7 first. I like you variation thanks

Never want to regress a don't pass or don't come--Biggest risk of loss is setting each don't. Greatest risk of hitting point is first 6 rolls--#4 points hit in a typical hour. 60% All shooters Never hit point--don't wins versus pass 60% vs 40%. Wanna reduce risk of "point" hitting, put $100 on DP, then $100 on DC: now it's impossible to Lose both When point hits--And 100% Both win when 7 hits.

Never, never regress an established don’t. Buy or place the corresponding number for enough to offset the risk.

Thanks for watching!

Thanks so much

I think that's awsome idea.

just go by the number of views per year ,the higher the better

No, every strategy just depends how the dice roll. If I rate a 1 today, it could be a 10 tomorrow. I just show strats, and if you like, try it out for yourself.

Or maybe like a scale of 1 to 5 on whether you would try this again in real life

@jasoncamenzind513 I see your point. But the problem I have with it is I’m a very different player than many. I’m super conservative and strats I like, many other players hate. It really depends on your personality of how you like to play. That’s why I don’t rate strats. That’s why I love craps, there are so many different ways to play!

That doesn't make sense to me. Every bet on the table has a house edge so it doesn't matter how you bet as long as you do bet. The house should love players that hedge - in my experience they lose slower but they also NEVER win big.

I usually do that because so many beginners watch my channel, and it can get confusing to them if I don't.

@@ColorUp that's a good thing to keep in mind as well. Either way I've always enjoyed your videos. Very instructional and honest.

That would be a good adjustment

Reno

It is 200, but it's part of a 7 hedge so....Its a less a risk once point established, but it is still gambling with a 200 bet

IMO you want to make the 7 worth something. If you are just using it to simply hedge then just keep it in your rack and play the 96 across. Then you have another shooter to try and get that long roll. I think this works well for both long rolls and choppy tables, unless on the long roll they are hitting their points over and over. But like everyone one says there are holes in every strategy, it just depends on how the dice roll.

I agree, long rolls and choppy tables both make winners, best of both worlds!

I guess relaxation is relative to the amount of bankroll you have, whether that first bet gets your heart rate up or not

The Lay bet would require $400 to cover what the DP $200 does. So you're betting $400 to "cover" $96--not a good bet. A way to do what you're trying--without the $400 for the lay: Do a Lay 4 for $200, and the DP for $100 for the come out. Unless the 4 hits (3 of 36 risk vs 6 of 36), when the 7 hits, the lay 4 covers the $100. Repeat that with a DC for $100--now you have $200 dark, protecting the $96, And you reduced the chance of $200 loss to only $100 When the point hits. Remember 60% of All shooters--that's 7 of 12 in a typical hour of play 7-Out by point +6. 84% are out by point+12--another 3 of 12 (or 10/12 out by P+12). There's power in the dark side.

I simmed this. Incredible.@@Listener827

I would have tipped them…

@@thesmokepit_wtfnr That too

if 7 comes, the don't bet being there is nice, but if roll continues than yes, your variation could be great

I don't get it?

⁠because you're going to shit yourself when the shooter rolls a natural

one way to relax u more is to bet 200 on dont pass and 200 on pass then bet 15 on 11 and 10 on 12. for the come out roll. id rather be down 25 than 200. when u get the point u do the 96 across and 200 odds on the dont. the problem is some dont like to bleed 25 loss. but its better than losing 200.