Just wanna tell you that I recommend all of my players to your channel when they ask about learning game beyond my quick lessons at the table. You rock Jeremy!
Thanks Jeremy, this is a good system for a great shooter. I've lost my shorts playing it with average shooters; I end up with three box numbers power pressed twice and Big Red shows up. I follow the casino quest guys and David talks about his time as a dealer where he said he would see one monster roll per shift. You just need to be on the table when that happens...lol
Hey Color Up! I just wanted to thank you for these videos. I’m not new but still a beginner at Craps. I was just in Vegas and I was able to utilize the Triple Lux strategy (did it until I made about triple my initial bet and then I would pull everything off and just play the lay on 4). I was able to turn $300 into $825. It was such a fun strategy! Thanks for bringing it to my attention!
Jeremy, I think if just pressed up one number we would get that third hit faster. As in regardless which number hit 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10 - we use the winnings to press the 6 to $90, then work on the 8 to $90 etc.
Yep. That would be a great option if trying to get “out of the hand” as quick as possible. once that accomplished you could continue pressing up your number of choice, or let the dice decide what numbers get pressed. I believe he does it this way in case a number like 9 keeps rolling, you would win big off of it vs trying to pick a number guessing what will hit once you press. But to recoup your money fastest, your suggestions would be an improvement I agree with.
You might enjoy the CQ Cliffhanger strategy. You still play 96 across but let's say you hit the 4 for 30 you would pay the vig and take the bet down and place it on the "9" and make it a $60. You hit the 9 and it pays $84 you would then go back to $96 across and triple lux, double tap or whatever you like to play it's house money
@@ColorUp For proportions to be correct, actually what the dice bettor is going for is a grand slam ( not merely a “home run” ), and that, after making a show of pointing center-left ( and Calling His Shot ). It amounts to grandstanding, is for dice bettors with more bravura than brain matter, and is fun for the idle rich, for whom crashing and burning matters not a bit.
You'll probably like the Double Tap system then whenever CU puts the video out. It does exactly that - after first hit, you power press. Second hit, you collect and down your bet back down to initial level. The downside with Double Tap vs Triple Lux is that after the same number of rolls it takes Triple Lux to collect, the Double Tap is still behind 1 Power Press ($90 on a 6/8 on TL vs. $42 on the Double Tap with TL having collected $105 and DT only having collected $73)
The average roll wherever I’ve gone is not 8.5. You have a 1/6 to get the seven and your come out roll takes the first roll. You need to go on a huge roll (your last roll was like 17) and you barely broke even …
Get on a table when a monster roll of 40 or more numbers is about to unfold (minimum horn numbers), pressing aggressively and this strategy results in huge gains. This is the strategy every serious craps player yearns to win with. The bigger your initial outlay the bigger your gains. If only I was at Borgata that fateful day in May of 2009 when Patricia Di Mauro set the world record of 154 rolls in 4 hours. This strategy would've paid for a home, in cash.
@@ColorUp Yes, indeed I often wonder whether these Easy Outs would modify their behavior if they were conscious of just how forlorn and useless their quick surrenders appear to those with eyes to see thru them. Far from the bold lions they believe themselves to be, they are soft. Buttery bettors who make a habit of leaving. After after talking to their pockets, in case a few stray checks remain, for a final spread of place bets.
Jeremy, thanks for doing this one. I have seen David’s Triple Lux vid; but this is a really nice combination of the explanation (which David does) and the roll outs (which also helps reinforce the pressing increments). On suggestion : I really appreciate you adding the “tally” of the rolls on the right of the screen… however could you slide the tally away from the screen edge just a bit. On several of my devices the Roll tally is not readable as the screen formatting cuts it off. If you scoot it over just a bit away from the edge it will be visible on large screen TVs as well as cell phones. Thanks also for doing it with a $15 minimum. This is helpful. I hope your convention at CQ in Vegas is a blast. Can’t wait till situation allows a trip to Vegas again.
Also I think this is a great strategy if you pair it with a foundation strategy or a qualifier like Procraps and HCS have been talking about lately. If you get to house money then this aggressive pressing won't burn your bankroll.
On this type of play, i collect on the 4 & 10, power press the 5-6-8-9., this seems to work very good when low on cash...especially when i am the shooter.
What's amazing is that you did this twice on the 10. That's like six 10s for one 7. That's pretty rare. Iimagine if you were playing a Lay4 and Lay10 with this roll..lol.
@@ColorUp did you see any $10 tables at Fremont Street or just $15 & &25 ?? Any places with just $25 tables ... haven’t been back to Vegas since Feb 2020, curious to hear if table mins are coming back down to something reasonable. Thanks for sharing your experiences with us!
I would try this, but land a point with 100DP first, then land a DC. If it's a good dc point, use little odds. LUX a hit after DP set. Yeah, I'll try it at home first.
@@ColorUp yeah....I learned that a strict light side play is frustrating as heck...salt n pepper allows flexibility should the long roll start to shape up. Since you'll have a couple of 7's plays established covering at least some of the lightside, you can take advantage of the long roll. Replace DC/DP once, maybe twice, with 2times plus initial amt....can also play hit n run with light side except the number your powering up till pso. You know! Ya have to bob-n-weave. Gotta keep the felt and dice guessing so-to-speak. What a racket, right? Sure is fun!
I like the strategy, but I'm not sure I have it in me to be able to look at hundreds, if not thousands of dollars on a fifteen dollar table and not take most of it down.
@@ColorUp Very true, but there's only one way to find out for sure if I'd have the stones to do it, and I am curious. Been up and down recently so for now it'll have to go in the back pocket, but I can see myself using it at some point as a heat check after stringing together a couple winning sessions.
One of my favorites right now is a 3-2-1 don't come bet... since you can usually reduce your don't bet after the come out. Place 3 reds on the don't. If 4/10, leave 3. If 5/9 leave 2. If 6/8, leave one. And also always put in a dollar to tip the dealers with. That's just the don't. Sometimes its fun to place bets on other numbers with a don't.
This is how I look at attempting to get three place bet hits before you seven out. The craps roll is on average 6 rolls 50% of the time. The first roll is always the point, three rolls will be a place bet number, one roll will be a craps or 11, and one roll will seven out. The chance of hitting three rolls in a row without a 7 is less than 60%. The chance of not throwing a seven in 5 rolls is less than 40%. A bettor that always has place bets for at least three numbers is hoping that the seven comes out only after 8 or more rolls. I don't like across the board betting because more than half the time a bettor playing in this way will lose his entire bank in less than 10 minutes, if the shooter throws a 7 in four rolls or less which does happen more that 25% of the time. It's much safer to have only one or two place bets without a pass line bet or a pass line and only one place bet. The point of the matter is that you are risking losing a lot more money much faster in hopes that you don't seven out within four rolls. I understand that most bettors are always gambling that the seven does not come out for a long time or that the seven only is thrown before the point is established, but we all know that the casino will try different methods to try to seven out all the time.
I think I would be collecting the first four hits before I'd be pressing, or at least collect after you press it the first time you hit. What is the point of pressing and pressing for every number that hits when the 7 comes out so often? I understand it is aggressive, butaAt least recuperate most of your investment before you go wild. Then if you are on a hot roll...you will still be able to make money.
Hey Jeremy, Love your videos. I just got into playing craps and have learned quite a lot from you. I downloaded your power pressing charts for $5 and $10 minimum tables a couple of weeks ago from your website, and they will come in handy when I travel to the west coast, but unfortunately, I live on the east coast, where most table minimums average around $15. Could you please create the same-size power-pressing charts for $15 minimum tables? Thanks!
The Triple Lux was never for "scared money". David says so himself. It's a jugular system that gives even the most timid players a chance to hit table max. I'd much rather a system like this than grind the Iron Cross, since you have a shot at a GIGANTIC score if you get a half decent hand of 30+ minutes
Is there a Video on Craps Terminology? Like what the differences are between phrases like, Bump up, press, power press, & other terms/words? Also, can you display how you're suppose to throw the dice & how they're suppose to hit the wall & table? I've seen players, Setting the dice & throwing it between their 3 fingers for more control & accuracy. Others just shake the dice it in their hands & toss it. Is it legal to set the dice numbers?
Craps terminology would make a good video. As far as how you toss them, really no big deal, just get them to far end of table with enough force to hit wall. There are many that believe they can set the dice and grip and toss in a way that gives player advantage. I don’t teach that but many on CZcams you can check out. If the player could get the advantage that way, casinos would not allow or would change rules. They do allow and it’s legal. My opinion, it certainly doesn’t hurt to try.
@@ColorUp Yeah, I heard that all that dice grip stuff does is try to lower the randomness of getting the 7 in 6 rolls or something along that line with the math & odds. Does it matter exactly where you throw the dice at the wall? I heard that you have to hit the high part of the wall, but i have no idea if that's true. As long as you hit the wall, it shouldn't matter where you hit it, high low, middle, etc right?
@@FatalFreeman So i do dice set, and despite what everyone tsays...the only way to actually prove it does work without anecdotal evidence would be to have a machine run it in real life. Everything would have to be controlled, and that is exactly what your trying to do with dice setting. Throwing the dice, so they rotate on the same axis...together....with the same force, landing in the same spot and bouncing off the same spines on the wall, at the same angle...with the same "rebound" velocity....*EVERY SINGLE TIME* the math should show that given the right parameters...the 7(based on your dice set up) should roll less than statistical over X amount of tosses.
@@jrr7031 Thanks for the reply & info, it makes perfect sense the way you explained it, Appreciate it. Yeah, That would be very difficult to get 100% control, accuracy, speed, & the placement of the dice to hit when throwing them from your fingers without a machine. I wonder if any human could actually do it 100% of the time or very close to it. Out of curiosity, if you did 100 rolls of the dice as a test, in your experience, how many times does the 7 come up for you? what is the longest streak you've gotten without 7 coming up?
@@FatalFreeman i did a set of 100 rolls, but i cannot honestly say it was not accurate because i didn't have the same conditions as the casino(felt mat, alligator backboard etc) although i did use the laser cut, casino dice and set an x for my target area. My most common number was a 9. With...I think....40/100. I rolled a 7....12 times. It almost falls in line with the 16% chance. I only had 7 back to back twice. My longest streak was 27. I made this cool bell graph too.
I'm gonna be in Vegas for a training seminar with the Carpenters Union at the end of August. I'm wanting to try the "Press Iron Cross" strategy you covered. Any casino in particular worth playing at that's close-ish to the airport?
Hypothetically if you put on “don’t pass” and the puck lands on 4 or 10 is it best to cover on the 4 hardest and 10 hardest and place bet the 6/8?…..granted all this is based on a don’t pass and the puck landing on 4 or 10
Well a hard way bet would cause you to have one less way to lose if the 4/10 is rolled. But long term math says that hard way bet will lose more money. If it rolls it’s a good bet, if it doesn’t it’s a waste of money 😉 that’s hedge betting for ya. As far as 6/8 place bets, those are always great bets to make, if you can afford
@@ColorUp but if playing the “don’t pass” you don’t want the 4 or 10 but if it does land on those u hedge the bet with the hardest bet so you don’t lose as much? Or am I not thinking correctly?
If your playing the dont, you do want the 4/10…best number you can get. 6 ways to win with 7 and only 3 ways to lose. A hedge on hardway can cut that down to only 2 ways to lose, but at an extra cost. Your are already a 2:1 favorite and in great shape to win the bet.
I got it at the gamblers general store in Vegas but they sell online as well, I order my manners online. I believe it’s called a “lammer rack” search for that
@@ColorUp gotcha. Don’t you guys do a live roll league type thing? I’m part of the color up club by the way. Also as far as this video can we somehow involve the field in a tactful way to take some of the brunt out of the possible loss?
@@scottmathis4092 Instead, I suggest instead you read the following craps authors: Sam Grafstein, Ed Silberstang, John Gollehon, Olaf Vancura, Alan Krigman, Frank Barstow, and selected others, by means of Dean McMillan’s ‘Dean’s List,’ if you can search it out. Good luck.
on the double tap I power press the six and or eight no matter what hits and if i power press both and neither hits then i pull down after the third hit on any number. then triple after that
I want to like this strat but I feel like I almost never hit 3 times. Even if I do I never get to the "end game" phase where I hit table limit and I can't hide my erection.
hitting table limit is a rare roll. Its about your mindset and goals. What are you playing for? win or lose a little and have a great night playing a fun game for hours. Vs. risk it all on potentially every time out for that one time you get the big roll and have been aggressively betting and positioned for that huge win. No wrong way to play, just how you feel comfortable and have the most fun with.
if you have an addictive personality I would agree with you. But for many it can be a fun night of entertainment. Just like dinner and theater, but sometimes you get lucky and win at the casino
If this "takes too long", then maybe craps isn't the game for you? Outside of parlaying 2/12, the biggest wins come from long rolls. If you want quicker action, maybe play roulette? Chamba In & Out seems like it would be good for you
Holy schneikies... Just hand the stickman your money and ask him to whack you upside the head to "Teach me a lesson about gambling" Playing this strategy will obliterate your bankroll if 7's show up on their normal schedule of 1 in every roughly 6 bets. God help you if you do this system and then a 7 shows up in the next 3 or 4 rolls. You're screwed and broke.
Just wanna tell you that I recommend all of my players to your channel when they ask about learning game beyond my quick lessons at the table. You rock Jeremy!
Thanks for that!
Same, this is one of the best channels for beginners to lern craps, and more importantly craps etiquette!
Triple Lux summarized simply: each Place Bet is considered separately, pressed twice, and collected thereafter.
THANK YOU
Thanks Jeremy, this is a good system for a great shooter. I've lost my shorts playing it with average shooters; I end up with three box numbers power pressed twice and Big Red shows up. I follow the casino quest guys and David talks about his time as a dealer where he said he would see one monster roll per shift. You just need to be on the table when that happens...lol
I used this...
I was down to about $200 at Luxor, and used this to recoup $1800 in about 20 rolls. Lady kept hitting 5 !
Hey Color Up! I just wanted to thank you for these videos. I’m not new but still a beginner at Craps. I was just in Vegas and I was able to utilize the Triple Lux strategy (did it until I made about triple my initial bet and then I would pull everything off and just play the lay on 4). I was able to turn $300 into $825. It was such a fun strategy! Thanks for bringing it to my attention!
It’s an aggressive strategy but fun when it hits
I’d love to see you do a collab video with various dealers across the country about stick calls. I think it would be interesting!
Jeremy, I think if just pressed up one number we would get that third hit faster. As in regardless which number hit 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10 - we use the winnings to press the 6 to $90, then work on the 8 to $90 etc.
Yep. That would be a great option if trying to get “out of the hand” as quick as possible. once that accomplished you could continue pressing up your number of choice, or let the dice decide what numbers get pressed. I believe he does it this way in case a number like 9 keeps rolling, you would win big off of it vs trying to pick a number guessing what will hit once you press. But to recoup your money fastest, your suggestions would be an improvement I agree with.
You might enjoy the CQ Cliffhanger strategy. You still play 96 across but let's say you hit the 4 for 30 you would pay the vig and take the bet down and place it on the "9" and make it a $60. You hit the 9 and it pays $84 you would then go back to $96 across and triple lux, double tap or whatever you like to play it's house money
I’d be tempted to collect after the second hit and then press next time, or something like that. I like getting my initial investment back.
Sure, more conservative is usually better as the avg. roll lasts 8.5. This triple is going for the homerun
@@ColorUp For proportions to be correct, actually what the dice bettor is going for is a grand slam ( not merely a “home run” ), and that, after making a show of pointing center-left ( and Calling His Shot ).
It amounts to grandstanding, is for dice bettors with more bravura than brain matter, and is fun for the idle rich, for whom crashing and burning matters not a bit.
You'll probably like the Double Tap system then whenever CU puts the video out. It does exactly that - after first hit, you power press. Second hit, you collect and down your bet back down to initial level. The downside with Double Tap vs Triple Lux is that after the same number of rolls it takes Triple Lux to collect, the Double Tap is still behind 1 Power Press ($90 on a 6/8 on TL vs. $42 on the Double Tap with TL having collected $105 and DT only having collected $73)
The average roll wherever I’ve gone is not 8.5. You have a 1/6 to get the seven and your come out roll takes the first roll. You need to go on a huge roll (your last roll was like 17) and you barely broke even …
8.5xxx is the mathematical average according to probability. Obviously some rolls will be shorter and some longer.
lol, I like the message at 12:00 "Stick around for winning rolls" This kinda sums up all craps strategies.
Get on a table when a monster roll of 40 or more numbers is about to unfold (minimum horn numbers), pressing aggressively and this strategy results in huge gains. This is the strategy every serious craps player yearns to win with. The bigger your initial outlay the bigger your gains. If only I was at Borgata that fateful day in May of 2009 when Patricia Di Mauro set the world record of 154 rolls in 4 hours. This strategy would've paid for a home, in cash.
Wow interesting I've never heard of thi. I was curious as to what the longest recorded roll might be!
and then some!
Nice system. $200 ever 25 minutes is outstanding.
$5 craps tables have my heart
Love the stick around for the winning rolls teaser.
My stats show, once viewers see a 7-out, they bounce and miss the good stuff
@@ColorUp Yes, indeed I often wonder whether these Easy Outs would modify their behavior if they were conscious of just how forlorn and useless their quick surrenders appear to those with eyes to see thru them.
Far from the bold lions they believe themselves to be, they are soft. Buttery bettors who make a habit of leaving.
After after talking to their pockets, in case a few stray checks remain, for a final spread of place bets.
Jeremy, thanks for doing this one. I have seen David’s Triple Lux vid; but this is a really nice combination of the explanation (which David does) and the roll outs (which also helps reinforce the pressing increments).
On suggestion : I really appreciate you adding the “tally” of the rolls on the right of the screen… however could you slide the tally away from the screen edge just a bit. On several of my devices the Roll tally is not readable as the screen formatting cuts it off. If you scoot it over just a bit away from the edge it will be visible on large screen TVs as well as cell phones.
Thanks also for doing it with a $15 minimum. This is helpful.
I hope your convention at CQ in Vegas is a blast. Can’t wait till situation allows a trip to Vegas again.
Every time I'm on the table I'll hear someone ask for a hard 5 or 9... always hilarious
Also I think this is a great strategy if you pair it with a foundation strategy or a qualifier like Procraps and HCS have been talking about lately.
If you get to house money then this aggressive pressing won't burn your bankroll.
I like the triple lux. I made $800 at the El Cortez the last time I ran this system.
how long did it take to make that?
About an hour.
hey color up glad to see ya back love your videos. how's dave and the guys? hate to learn timmy left
They seem good, they are a busy group.
@@ColorUp i have learned alot and i mean alot from your channel thanks for all you do
Hope you had a good good time!! Thanks for another great video
Arriving March 11th cant wait to try some of this out! Great videos.
Good one!!...but;as you said need good bankroll
For sure, and nerves of steel...actually not that bad, but for serious players for sure
On this type of play, i collect on the 4 & 10, power press the 5-6-8-9., this seems to work very good when low on cash...especially when i am the shooter.
Wow what an exciting way to play. Look at all those white chips you can use to put the boys on the DP.
What's amazing is that you did this twice on the 10. That's like six 10s for one 7. That's pretty rare. Iimagine if you were playing a Lay4 and Lay10 with this roll..lol.
Yep, strategies live and die with each specific dice roll. You never know.
I will be in Vegas next weekend. What casino do you like to play at based on their tables(hard Vs bouncy, etc)
I’m not a dive control guy, so hard vs bouncy I don’t care about. I prefer to play anywhere down on Fremont street downtown
@@ColorUp did you see any $10 tables at Fremont Street or just $15 & &25 ??
Any places with just $25 tables ... haven’t been back to Vegas since Feb 2020, curious to hear if table mins are coming back down to something reasonable. Thanks for sharing your experiences with us!
Fremont you’ll see all $10 during week, except Circa will be $15. On weekend they all go up. Downtown grand has a $5 game midweek
@@ColorUp thanks fir the update. 🎲 🎲
New to the game but I think UR videos really helped me learn the game thanks 😊
Cool! Glad to help
I would try this, but land a point with 100DP first, then land a DC. If it's a good dc point, use little odds. LUX a hit after DP set. Yeah, I'll try it at home first.
Interesting twist thx
@@ColorUp yeah....I learned that a strict light side play is frustrating as heck...salt n pepper allows flexibility should the long roll start to shape up. Since you'll have a couple of 7's plays established covering at least some of the lightside, you can take advantage of the long roll. Replace DC/DP once, maybe twice, with 2times plus initial amt....can also play hit n run with light side except the number your powering up till pso. You know! Ya have to bob-n-weave. Gotta keep the felt and dice guessing so-to-speak.
What a racket, right? Sure is fun!
Thanks for sharing the good news!
You bet!
5 Easy 5, came easy this time, bet it hard next!
Preach!
Much more clear than anything that David has done.
I like the strategy, but I'm not sure I have it in me to be able to look at hundreds, if not thousands of dollars on a fifteen dollar table and not take most of it down.
not for everyone
@@ColorUp Very true, but there's only one way to find out for sure if I'd have the stones to do it, and I am curious. Been up and down recently so for now it'll have to go in the back pocket, but I can see myself using it at some point as a heat check after stringing together a couple winning sessions.
@@trip11231 that’s sort of where I am too.
Be interesting to see how it goes 😉
Then you’ll never win thousands on craps. If your okay with that.
Scared money don’t make money.
i feel 2x and collect for first level then 3x next would get you back to even and drop volitility and still get you to the black chips
Must have just missed you guys. I was there for 3 days. Thought about stopping by….maybe next time.
Sounds good!
Great video! Thanks for your time!
Someone just sent me link to your channel, looking forward to checking out your content.
@@ColorUp cool brother! Appreciate yah
I like the idea of double pressing and not triple pressing. But good strategy
Different strategies, I have a video on “double tap”
Appreciate $15 strategies as an east coaster
One of my favorites right now is a 3-2-1 don't come bet... since you can usually reduce your don't bet after the come out. Place 3 reds on the don't. If 4/10, leave 3. If 5/9 leave 2. If 6/8, leave one.
And also always put in a dollar to tip the dealers with.
That's just the don't. Sometimes its fun to place bets on other numbers with a don't.
You should never remove or reduce a Don't Pass bet after the point is established.
This is how I look at attempting to get three place bet hits before you seven out. The craps roll is on average 6 rolls 50% of the time. The first roll is always the point, three rolls will be a place bet number, one roll will be a craps or 11, and one roll will seven out. The chance of hitting three rolls in a row without a 7 is less than 60%. The chance of not throwing a seven in 5 rolls is less than 40%. A bettor that always has place bets for at least three numbers is hoping that the seven comes out only after 8 or more rolls. I don't like across the board betting because more than half the time a bettor playing in this way will lose his entire bank in less than 10 minutes, if the shooter throws a 7 in four rolls or less which does happen more that 25% of the time. It's much safer to have only one or two place bets without a pass line bet or a pass line and only one place bet. The point of the matter is that you are risking losing a lot more money much faster in hopes that you don't seven out within four rolls.
I understand that most bettors are always gambling that the seven does not come out for a long time or that the seven only is thrown before the point is established, but we all know that the casino will try different methods to try to seven out all the time.
I think I would be collecting the first four hits before I'd be pressing, or at least collect after you press it the first time you hit. What is the point of pressing and pressing for every number that hits when the 7 comes out so often? I understand it is aggressive, butaAt least recuperate most of your investment before you go wild. Then if you are on a hot roll...you will still be able to make money.
recoup
Hey Jeremy,
Love your videos. I just got into playing craps and have learned quite a lot from you.
I downloaded your power pressing charts for $5 and $10 minimum tables a couple of weeks ago from your website, and they will come in handy when I travel to the west coast, but unfortunately, I live on the east coast, where most table minimums average around $15. Could you please create the same-size power-pressing charts for $15 minimum tables?
Thanks!
Yep in the works and then I’ll
Send out to everyone
I love this channel. I love this game. How do we get to do a live challenge with you?!?!
I haven’t done many lately. But it’s reserved for my club members.
@@ColorUp That's a shame but I totally understand. How do you become club member?
All info is at www.colorup.club
Where's the addendum video of this you mention in the video?
Not for me at all. Maybe after you take your money off the table with the first hit. Then press play 3 (4). Too much bust in this strategy.
The Triple Lux was never for "scared money". David says so himself. It's a jugular system that gives even the most timid players a chance to hit table max. I'd much rather a system like this than grind the Iron Cross, since you have a shot at a GIGANTIC score if you get a half decent hand of 30+ minutes
Is there a Video on Craps Terminology? Like what the differences are between phrases like, Bump up, press, power press, & other terms/words?
Also, can you display how you're suppose to throw the dice & how they're suppose to hit the wall & table? I've seen players, Setting the dice & throwing it between their 3 fingers for more control & accuracy. Others just shake the dice it in their hands & toss it. Is it legal to set the dice numbers?
Craps terminology would make a good video.
As far as how you toss them, really no big deal, just get them to far end of table with enough force to hit wall. There are many that believe they can set the dice and grip and toss in a way that gives player advantage. I don’t teach that but many on CZcams you can check out. If the player could get the advantage that way, casinos would not allow or would change rules. They do allow and it’s legal. My opinion, it certainly doesn’t hurt to try.
@@ColorUp Yeah, I heard that all that dice grip stuff does is try to lower the randomness of getting the 7 in 6 rolls or something along that line with the math & odds.
Does it matter exactly where you throw the dice at the wall? I heard that you have to hit the high part of the wall, but i have no idea if that's true. As long as you hit the wall, it shouldn't matter where you hit it, high low, middle, etc right?
@@FatalFreeman So i do dice set, and despite what everyone tsays...the only way to actually prove it does work without anecdotal evidence would be to have a machine run it in real life. Everything would have to be controlled, and that is exactly what your trying to do with dice setting. Throwing the dice, so they rotate on the same axis...together....with the same force, landing in the same spot and bouncing off the same spines on the wall, at the same angle...with the same "rebound" velocity....*EVERY SINGLE TIME* the math should show that given the right parameters...the 7(based on your dice set up) should roll less than statistical over X amount of tosses.
@@jrr7031 Thanks for the reply & info, it makes perfect sense the way you explained it, Appreciate it.
Yeah, That would be very difficult to get 100% control, accuracy, speed, & the placement of the dice to hit when throwing them from your fingers without a machine. I wonder if any human could actually do it 100% of the time or very close to it.
Out of curiosity, if you did 100 rolls of the dice as a test, in your experience, how many times does the 7 come up for you? what is the longest streak you've gotten without 7 coming up?
@@FatalFreeman i did a set of 100 rolls, but i cannot honestly say it was not accurate because i didn't have the same conditions as the casino(felt mat, alligator backboard etc) although i did use the laser cut, casino dice and set an x for my target area. My most common number was a 9. With...I think....40/100. I rolled a 7....12 times. It almost falls in line with the 16% chance. I only had 7 back to back twice. My longest streak was 27. I made this cool bell graph too.
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I'm gonna be in Vegas for a training seminar with the Carpenters Union at the end of August. I'm wanting to try the "Press Iron Cross" strategy you covered. Any casino in particular worth playing at that's close-ish to the airport?
All of the casinos are close to the airport.
Killing it
did you build your own table ?
Hypothetically if you put on “don’t pass” and the puck lands on 4 or 10 is it best to cover on the 4 hardest and 10 hardest and place bet the 6/8?…..granted all this is based on a don’t pass and the puck landing on 4 or 10
Well a hard way bet would cause you to have one less way to lose if the 4/10 is rolled. But long term math says that hard way bet will lose more money. If it rolls it’s a good bet, if it doesn’t it’s a waste of money 😉 that’s hedge betting for ya. As far as 6/8 place bets, those are always great bets to make, if you can afford
@@ColorUp but if playing the “don’t pass” you don’t want the 4 or 10 but if it does land on those u hedge the bet with the hardest bet so you don’t lose as much? Or am I not thinking correctly?
If your playing the dont, you do want the 4/10…best number you can get. 6 ways to win with 7 and only 3 ways to lose. A hedge on hardway can cut that down to only 2 ways to lose, but at an extra cost. Your are already a 2:1 favorite and in great shape to win the bet.
@@ColorUp I had it backwards thank you
It's a great system for long rolls but I can't stand to see all that press. I would have to abandon the strategy after a couple good hits 😆
This particular is just a go big or go home broke type strategy
What do you think of "dice setting" ? I think it has ultimately no effect at all !
I don’t practice dice setting, but believe it doesn’t hurt to try
@@ColorUp Thanks for the info
It does nothing
Where did you get the wood rack holder for the Buy/Lay On/Off chips?
I got it at the gamblers general store in Vegas but they sell online as well, I order my manners online. I believe it’s called a “lammer rack” search for that
I do double tap triple to risky
I do not like to high risk this requires. You can collect those wins and press odds or side wagers to gain safely. seems like it relies on 100% luck.
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How much bankroll would be good for a 15 dollar table?
Probably like 1000
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You should have a Place bet on the point.
Why? It’s not more likely to roll. Later in video I do place the point. you can use this method with one number or all six, up to you.
@@ColorUp I don't like to have any "holes" where the dice can roll and I don't get paid.
@@jimklemens5018 sure, I get that. holes include the horn numbers or nah? 😉
@@ColorUp I am afraid of the horn numbers.
Where'd you get your rattan craps stick from?
Amazon.com or casinosupply.com
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Is my math wrong...or would the first bet be 77 instead of 76...and 2nd bet 77 instead of 81?
$15 on the 4/5/9/10 $18 on the 6/8
So depends which numbers but will be $78 or $81 if leaving out a number, would be $96 to cover all the numbers
No, I'm wrong. Both of the bets would've been 81, right?
@@ColorUp gotcha...thanks
Why wouldn't you bet the point if you're not the shooter ?
They charge a 5% vig on 4 & 10, here.
Vig is always 5%
How do I get in your league? And when are you coming to FL!?
league? Do you mean club? colorup.club is my website. I was just in Florida this past week. But for my day job ha
@@ColorUp gotcha. Don’t you guys do a live roll league type thing? I’m part of the color up club by the way. Also as far as this video can we somehow involve the field in a tactful way to take some of the brunt out of the possible loss?
@@scottmathis4092 Instead, I suggest instead you read the following craps authors: Sam Grafstein, Ed Silberstang, John Gollehon, Olaf Vancura, Alan Krigman, Frank Barstow, and selected others, by means of Dean McMillan’s ‘Dean’s List,’ if you can search it out. Good luck.
If any dealer gives you a funny look on a $36 or even $144 5 or 9, they are in fact, a new dealer lol
I think you'd definitly go broke waiting for "That one big hand"
Sometimes
Call me a chicken, but if I do this I'd collect once on each number so I don't get hosed on a shorter roll
No wrong way to play, just do as your most comfortable
Not trying to be a pessimist but this strategy worked about as well as I thought it would… too aggressive for my blood
You thought that he was going to make almost half his initial buy in in profit? Good guess!
My local watering hole hasn't had a shooter throw more than 10 times in years lol
Yikes, find a new watering hole
That's bs lol
Once place bets are hit twice I'm taking everything down.
sure, different strategy. more conservative. great for shorter rolls, miss out on longer rolls.
@@ColorUp Are you not conservative when it comes to place bets
@@wiseman4160 and @color up love to do the double tap (get out of the hand) and then the triple lux
Depends on my mood, and my goal for that particular trip.
on the double tap I power press the six and or eight no matter what hits and if i power press both and neither hits then i pull down after the third hit on any number. then triple after that
Lol it may happen but i wouldnt want to hold my breath untill i hit the same number 5 times lol
Some people prefer to just swing for homerun
I want to like this strat but I feel like I almost never hit 3 times. Even if I do I never get to the "end game" phase where I hit table limit and I can't hide my erection.
hitting table limit is a rare roll. Its about your mindset and goals. What are you playing for? win or lose a little and have a great night playing a fun game for hours. Vs. risk it all on potentially every time out for that one time you get the big roll and have been aggressively betting and positioned for that huge win. No wrong way to play, just how you feel comfortable and have the most fun with.
No one is going to address the erection comment? Lol
I'm sure your pants do a good enough job
@@SportsCardsBreaksAndBuys thank you for being the only one to show concern, you're a good person.
@@SportsCardsBreaksAndBuys I knew my drink didn't keep knocking itself over....
Like the video but NOT the strategy!
Nice idea, but too rich for my blood. I would try this on a $5 table though.
Or try it with just 2 numbers
$25 tables have ruined the game.
They suck
Stay away from casinos, trust me
if you have an addictive personality I would agree with you. But for many it can be a fun night of entertainment. Just like dinner and theater, but sometimes you get lucky and win at the casino
This play is NG, takes to long to gain $. Great on paper. Not for me
Its not about quick gain of $, its about positioning for huge score with a long roll. not every strategy will be to your taste
If this "takes too long", then maybe craps isn't the game for you? Outside of parlaying 2/12, the biggest wins come from long rolls. If you want quicker action, maybe play roulette? Chamba In & Out seems like it would be good for you
Holy schneikies... Just hand the stickman your money and ask him to whack you upside the head to "Teach me a lesson about gambling"
Playing this strategy will obliterate your bankroll if 7's show up on their normal schedule of 1 in every roughly 6 bets.
God help you if you do this system and then a 7 shows up in the next 3 or 4 rolls. You're screwed and broke.
Right, like I explained. This is a very aggressive strategy hoping for the home run vs singles. Most strategies need an above avg roll to succeed.
The Most Stupidest Strategy On The Planet. By The Time Your Done Doing All The Pressing The 7 Would Have Come And Gone Along With Your Money
Many times yes, but sometimes no, and it wins big. Just depends on your style of play if you are conservative or aggressive.
Your hands are horrible lol, you couldn't be a dealer
Thanks, don’t claim to be nor have ever practiced to be