Experts Agree | Play this 0.4% House Edge Strategy
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Thanks for adding that Don’t Standard comparison at the end. Really helps see how the dark side compares to all the different light side strategies.
Your intro is professional as hell, man. Your slogan and everything flow really clean in it. You should keep this one for a while. You run your strats unedited which a lot of people can appreciate.
Thanks for feedback
I use the molly w/ 3 units to start off simply because it's the easiest way to begin. However, I do progress the flat first. I find double odds is enough to start a good progression on the line bets.
When I learned the game this is what I did. Then I started placing the 6 & 8 after the come out roll and continued with the 2 come bets. If one of the points was 6 or 8 I just pulled the place bet.
That's what I do except I shift the place bet to the 5 or 9 for better coverage. More risk but can be more reward. Quick 7 outs are rough
Love the 3 point Molly, simple easy to keep track of and if everything goes your way you can play all day.
Let the dice decide.
You should do the 3 point molly modification for hot shooters and cold tables.
It’s a good strategy. Been using it for years . When you get hot there’s a few additions I make .
When you’re rolling either randomly or if you think it’s being a dice setter. If you win your beating the odds / math . It’s a good money management strat…
The edge on line bets is important to DIs since you want to have the 7 on your side if possible.
That's why I bet on Don't Pass.
The true value comes with using your pass line bet to block the letter "P".
*Ass* line is highest EV - fact.
or you could block the A and turn it into the PISS line
The way i prefer to play this on a 3-4-5x odds table:
Those $40 (10+3x) on 4/10 pay 78 on the buy instead of $70
$50 (10+ 4x) pays $70 either way for a place bet
$60 (10+5x) pays $70 either way for the 6/8 for a place bet.
You sometimes dont get rated for odds betts. Better to just place/buy and pretend imo.
I too love the standard, but you definitely need a large bankroll to employ it especially at casinos that allow 10x odds like the ones near me.
5 dollar table near me, I start 5 passline place 6/8 and do a 10 come bet. If it hits a number other than 6/8 I take 1 of them down and use that as odds.
Excellent video as usual. I've been playing 3-point Molly forever. Read a book by Avery Cardoza with a chapter on craps. Says everything you do. Make the best bets and hope to get lucky! Thanks again for an excellent video.
This is my favorite strategy with a few differences like making additional come bets after the 3rd point has been established to keep it going and only adding odds for the additional points after the original three points have been hit once or twice. I can make 50% profits quite often using this strategy.
How do you feel about using the field bet to hedge against craps numbers for the pass line and come bets with potential for additional wins? I’ve only recently started trying this out. If nothing else I find it more interesting and volatile.
0.4% House Edge is pretty good!
In the casino to only have an expected loss of 4 cents for every $100 bet. Pretty good, yeah!
@@ColorUp 0.4% of $100 is 40 cents. :)
@@ColorUp If that WERE the case, I would literally be VERY WEALTHY right now!
It's more like for every $100 lost, I lose $98! LOL!!!
@@iamjeramy dang, i messed that up, you are right...its expected to lose 40cents
Understand what you covered. My favorites are pass/don't pass and place/lay bets. "Silly" bets I also like are All Tall/Short and Field. I know awful odds, but what the heck. Thanks for the tips.
Silly bets are fine. It’s a game and should be fun and bring you entertainment
New to the game - why not bet bigger on the come instead of putting odds after the come bet moves? Because the risk of the craps roll?
Come bet only gets paid 1:1…odds bet gets paid more depending on which number. So if you win, you are better off having more in the odds bet than the original come bet.
@@ColorUp ok cool thanks for the help
I saw you had a Don't Standard strategy. I can't find that video tutorial and rollout.
This coming Thursday
@@ColorUp, come on over to the dark side! That's all I usually play.
@@MrLeviaFUN I play dark side occasionally.
Don't Pass is the way to minimize the house edge.
I was in Las Vegas on Tuesday night and the guy next to me was betting $250 on the Don't Pass with $1,500 lay odds and then betting $250 on the Don't Come with $1,500 lay odds on every roll.
Yep. Minimizes house edge by .01% vs passline, but takes significantly more bankroll to win same amount
@@ColorUp I saw him go down about $16K, but he got back to even about 35 minutes later, colored up, and payed his marker.
I went to our local Casino del Sol and a guy went in for $3500 and played all dark. I had a long roll 2x, picking off his don'ts like it was my job. On my first long roll I asked him if he was playing a hybrid or all dark hoping he might alter his strategy. He did not and walked away with a very thin wallet during my second long roll.
You gave the odds you bet on the 6 back to the dealer? I thought it went back to the “shooter”?
Or the Dolly
Whats the DONT STANDARD? Did better in this session
I think that’s the 3 Point Dolly (don’t pass with odds, then 2 don’t come’s with odds on each)
I always liked the Dolly (don’t standard) because it is so cool when you have a bunch of numbers and odds on Don’t points and shooter rolls a 7 - YOU WIN ALL THE BETS! This is in contrast to the molly where you only win one bet at a time and when you get all the bets up you lose all bets and odds when shooter rolls a 7. 😢. With the Standard, you win slowly but lose quickly. Playing the Don’t Standard you lose slowly (when the numbers get picked off) but win quickly on that 7 out!
I know it’s boring but it’s what I use a majority of the time. The math doesn’t lie for us boring people.
Nothing wrong with boring! Many of us try to outsmart the math, and rarely succeeded.
@@ColorUp True dat!
Can you pull your odds/place off, a come bet in a come out roll?
By default the odds on a come bet are off for the come out roll, but yes, you can remove your odds bet at anytime
A suggestion, I noticed that on several come bets, occasionally, that for the come bet, once it travels to a number, you would place the odds for that come bet on the line between the field and the come.Great placement. It forces the dealer to ask, what is your intent. The game can get soooo hectic. I always set all my bets that the dealer has to manage on that line, which include my place bets, come odds, and pressure to my place bets, also, additional place bets. My suggestion is that you mention this in your videos when you make that move and explain why you did it. On a live game, it is amazing how the dealer will lose their understanding of what you intend to bet.
Yep, I always put my cheques on the line between the Come and Field so the dealer will see them.
I don’t always do that in my videos but personally always do that on a live table. I’ve mentioned it in several of my videos, especially beginner vids.
I guess I just never noticed before. Anyway, you do a great job, great videos.
To let you know what I really appreciate about your videos and the service you provide, when trying to explain the game to newbies, my fall back is some of your videos. The content is very helpful in explaining the game.
I've played online for the lastr week, and I lose 80% of the time. WAY down. I HATE this system.
Technically this is the best way to play but you need to make a couple modifications as to how you are playing it if you want to maximize your ability to capitalize on a hot shooter and not get knocked out by all the cold shooters. Let me know if you’d like me to elaborate
yes, elaborate
Who the hell would say not to elaborate?
Elaborate
Don’t elaborate, leave us in suspense. We don’t watch craps videos to learn
Elaborate, exacerbate, intimidate, rotate, spin, win
Noice!
I disagree with your statement gambling is overcoming the odds. Gambling is gambling. You can’t overcome the odds and craps unless you’re a Dice influencer.
Anyone who has walked away with more money than they started with has literally overcome the odds. Silly statement to say you can't.
Jeremy always explains about short term vs long term odds. Short term odds are why you play the game. Long term we are all losers and in the ground, it's the short term that matters.
You didn’t understand my statement. In the short term, if you win, you didn’t overcome the odds the odds are what the odds are. You got lucky.
The only way to change the odds is to influence the outcome so that is no longer random.
I thought he did an excellent job explaining odds, and the fact that there is no casino advantage with that.
In the end to be successful at craps it all boils down to money management.
The odds are against you in craps and you OVERCOME them if you end up ahead. Why you playing silly word games? In craps, you are trying to win money on short term variance aka get lucky aka overcome the odds. No one is successful at craps long term.
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$45
Yep, I mistakenly said $60 in filming. I corrected a mistake