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@@StageTechMarine : I'm planning to use your strategy on my next casino trip !!!! Thanks for responding !!!!

@@kenbrown438 Thank you for sharing your plans to use my craps gameplay strategy during your upcoming trip to Las Vegas! I'm thrilled to hear you have found value in the strategy and have the confidence to put it into action. I want to encourage you to stay positive and have fun while playing. Remember, gambling is all about the excitement and enjoyment it brings. Stick to your strategy, but also be open to adapting as you go along. Keep a cool head and trust in your skills. Wishing you the best of luck in Las Vegas! May the dice roll in your favor and bring you great success. Enjoy every moment of your gaming experience and remember to savor the thrill of the game.

Or the don’t pass line

This doesn’t work well with odd dollar amounts. I usually go up to $20 bets and double everything you see in the video. That would be $150 Don’t Come, $20 place bets, etc. Good luck!

Bump your bets to $20 and double everything.

Why wouldn't a $115 don't come work with $15 bets? Actually the break even don't come bet would be $111 which along with the $15 come bet offsets $66 place bets, $15 pass line and $45 pass odds.

Yes, your winning Come bet does come down if it's on a number. The dealer will bring down the chips from the winning Come number and place them along with your winnings in the Come Line for you to pick up. If you have a bet on the Come Line and you roll 7 or 11, you win and the dealer will place your winnings beside your bet on the Come Line.

So do you put money on the do not come line every time your bet gets removed?

He said Come Line ODDS. THOSE can be removed, just like Pass Line odds

@@Charles-cs6ejLook at 2:50. That’s a $75 flat bet.

Don’t Come wins on 2 or 3, pushes on 12. Loses on 7 or 11.

You’ll get it. I know there’s a lot!! Keep plugging away.

@@darrellnypaver580 Please don't correct people on things you appear to be Completely ignorant of. A pass or don't pass bet can be placed at anytime during a roll. The pass line bet may not be removed, as it is a contract bet. While it is traditionally bet during the comeout, it is not required to be.

@@hulenbryant5637 What you said has nothing to do with what I commented on. What he said in the video about removing a don't come bet was wrong. Again you can not remove a come bet but you can remove a don't come bet. I never said anything about a pass line bet or a don't pass bet. That is what you are talking about. A pass line bet, don't pass, come bet and don't come all have some differences. Learn The Difference! You obviously think they are the same. They are basically the same but do you have differences. You fail to realize you are dealing with an expert. I have been playing craps for 47 years in casinos all over the world. I saw this video before I walked into a casino two nights ago and felt abliged to make the correction.

You are wrong on everything you said. You can not place a pass line bet at anytime and you can not place a don't pass bet at anytime. These bets are only placed before a point is established and they can not be removed. A come bet and a don't come bet can be placed at anytime after the point is established. The come bet can not be removed after is placed but the don't come bet can be taken down. You do not know the difference between these bets. Again they are different.

@@darrellnypaver580 Then you need to find a new casino to play at.

@@darrellnypaver580 Then you seriously need to find another csino to play at. And yes, I'm well aware of the difference between a come bet and a pass line bet. I've played craps for over 30 years and I've never been stopped at playing the pass line at anytime. And why would a casio stop anyone from making a pass line bet at anytime, since the house now has the edge on the pass line once a point's established. As a matter of fact I did just that about 4 days ago aboard the Glory Carnival cruise ship. They have crappy (no pun intended 2X odds) so if I'm shooting I play $5 on the pass line. And if I like the point I hit I'll put $5 or $10 more on the pass line so I can increase my odds bet). They don't care if you bet (or increase) the pass line after the point is established.

+Craps Journey Hello, I generally stop playing if I'm down to 50% of my playing bank in most other casino games. But in this strategy, starting with such a low amount, I might back off the table when I'm under $100. My wife's personal rule is to walk away after losing three points in a row. But eh... it's a gut feeling. If you're no longer having fun, it's time to stop.

tR3NdSt4R that is correct

I had to stop right there, the total won is incorrect, and the strategy extensions using this faulty information is also.

+tR3NdSt4R I do hear what you're saying. I guess what my idea was is that you can't just take down the $75 Don't Come bet. It's out there until you win or lose. If you win it, $150 goes into your bank, therefore a $150 win. All money on the table you can't bring down or turn off is basically counted as 'lost' until it wins. It's not a perfect system but works well.

when the don't number is 4 or 10, why don't you put $5 or $10 on the hardway to remove one way of rolling it, also why not put odds on it too? Other than that you got it! Great system and video!

@@StageTechMarine You can take down a Don't Come bet or Don't Pass bet anytime including any odds you've laid.

Still, a 7 is more likely than a six or eight.

You have the option to tell the dealer no action and stay on the Don’t Come Line but that is riskier than waiting for a better number. I always take the Don’t Come action on six or eight and I win them more than I lose them. You can also choose to do a Lay Bet if you want a specific number and bypass the Don’t Come bet. Adding a Hard Ways bet to the same number of your Don’t Come or Lay Bet will add one less way to lose as well.