On the $1 min machines, when you are not playing the pass line (which I recommend), consider $1 any seven and $1 field. inexpensive way to get to a point with some bonus money on a 7. That said, another great episode. I am a big fan of "take the win"
There a strategy here? Im not seeing it. Just seeing you randomly increase, decrease, or turn bets off and on. I mean the only thing I can think of is its 150 across with 4 dollar hardway bets, from there its just a crap shoot.
Hello The Killers. While I was totally enjoying your video (great content by the way) I noticed you can on/off the puck at will. Since you don't play a line I believe it would be a great avantage to you to on/off the puck when the Lucky Shooter falls. No other bet in the casino gives you a chance $1000 for a $1. You can make up the losses on Lucky Shooter easily.
you place bets 6. 8. (wins 7 for $6}. it's recommended you place that number, instead of buying it as the payout is the same even if you buy the number . Numbers 5. 9 (wins 7 for each $5 bets}The 5 and 9 should be bought when the house collects the vigs only when the bet wins. (wins 3 dollars for every 2 dollars bet) If the house collects the vig up front, it's recommended you place that number, instead of buying it BUY the 4 and 10 to get full odds of 2:1 instead of winning plaace 9 for every $5. bet . Odds behind the pass/don't pass have the best odds. Prop bets have the worst odds on the board.
It’s seems fixed to me … I was laying 9 and nine came 8 times before 7 ….other day I played across and couldn’t make point for 10 times straight…don’t bet big on those slot machines
I wouldnt say rigged, but they are in small cylinder and the corners of the dice are rounded to stop them from getting 'stuck' which in my experience those rounded corners seem to make the dice turn over at the last minute to a 7. There is really no real reason to have the corners of the dice rounded in that set up.
From our perspective they are beatable. We show our play each night. Have we ever lost in the past, yes, by not sticking to our strategy. Straight blasting till you 7 out is not the most successful strategy. It needs to be fluid and ever changing with the table. We still have more to perfect, but winning 200 is better than losing 200 any day. It’s a 400 swing. Living here allows us to play short runs daily and get out of the casino up. I have not kept a log. But will start tonight. Ask me again in a month. Thanks for the view and support.
I’m up decently for the year and my philosophy has been to press and make the house money work for me while not getting overly greedy. Sometimes when I’m on a good roll and feeling pretty good about it I’ll win a $200 roll and bank it and continue to press on the next roll just so i can push for that exponential win and break even on that shooter at worst
To answer your question, every machine is "beatable", with luck. Long term, no you will lose. You can try till you're blue in the face to find "patterns" like they do here but at the end of the day every roll is random. You can try to be lucky when you turn bets off and/or print a ticket, but that's all it is. Luck
I’ve watched your videos occasionally since earlier this year. The first one I watched seemed to be about your first one I’d guess, by the way you were so unsure of how to bet. It seemed to me that you must’ve watched Greg U. Videos and tried copying his methods. I haven’t watched you in many months because it drives me crazy watching you try to figure out how to bet and where to bet. Well, you’re getting better but I would’ve thought that you would have been a lot more confident by now….especially since I read a comment that you moved to Vegas and play daily. Keep working on it. Practice Makes Perfect. Your wife is a great help to you. She seems to keep you in check. Good Luck.
Appreciate you checking the channel out again. We have changed our play up a bit adding in the dark side play as well. Thanks for the view and support.
@@BubbleCrapsHunterKiller13 hi. I appreciate you replying. I like how you both play together. Team work makes the dream work. What id like to know is what determines when you turn the bets on and off? And for let's say your 15% challenge how do you determine what your bets will be?
No that is not our strategy, but cashing a ticket is. We look and play any trends we see. I understand people say past rolls mean nothing, I think we have proven it does. It took us years to see it and trust it to play them. So I get why some people are so negative on our play. All I know is we are constantly cashing tickets. Do we miss bets, yes just like everyone else, but I believe we also are off on more 7’s then others, thus saving money for the next roll. If you watch our video’s consistently you will start to put the strategy together. We have adopted other suggestions along the way since we have started filming thanks to our viewers. Appreciate the support and view of our channel.
I keep advocating for this, but why just press the center horn button? If you press the individual 2/12, you make much more money, risk vs reward. You pressed to 8 and only made 60 on a 2. If you were to press the 2/12 instead, let's say to $3 or $5 each, you would have won 90 or 150. You can still press the middle button if you don't want to miss on the 3/11, but it just doesn't make mathematical sense. You are gambling, so why not maximize your bet? Following bet you pressed center button to 20. Why not press the 2/12 to $5 or $8 instead especially if you're saying "in case it comes back again?" Think about this because you are pressing from $4 to $12 on center button which doesn't pay that much. And you are power pressing with profit or "house" money that you just won from hitting the initial horn bet, so theoretically, you are not losing money.
Thanks for the support and view of the channel. When I say come back most of the time it is not the same horn rolling back to back. Putting the money in the middle just splits it up amongst all of them. So it pays a little bit less. I could put an extra $ on the last one rolled in case it comes back.
Putting $4 on the horn is the same as putting $1 on each individual. It divides it equally. You never know which horn will come back is the thought behind it.
@@gosnellio - I understand that a $4 bet on the middle horn button is the same as a $1 individual bet on 2/3/11/12, and that is why it is the correct, initial bet. But I don't think people understand the concept that I am talking about. Why do people press/power press? It is because they want to maximize profit if a number comes back. So, the same should apply to horns bets. Once again, I am talking about AFTER you win the first, horns bet. Why only press the middle horns button again? You are not maximizing if it hits again. Let's just say that you hit the 12 on the initial bet/roll. You profit $27, you get back the $1 bet plus $30 minus the $3 for the other 3 horns missed. If you are worried about missing the 3/11, go ahead and put $1 on those individual numers and it is the same as pressing another $4 on the middle button. If you hit the 3/11 you get paid $15 x2. But why not press the 2/12 more. Let's just say $3 or $5 because you are maximizing in case it hits back to back. A $3 bet wins you $90, or 3 x 30. A $5 bet wins you $150 or 5 x 30. Either way, you are betting with the profit you just won on the initial roll. If you press the 2/12 to $3 each and put $1 on 3/11, that is only $8 more dollars out of the $27 profit you made on the initial 2/12 roll. I don't understand why people don't get what I am talking about. It is the same concept as betting the hard ways. Why do people bet the hard ways? Because the odds are good and you make more money when it hits. But it doesn't hit often, just like the 2/12, but when it does, you maximize profit. When an easy way number hits on the 4/6/8/10, you lose your hard way bet and have to replace it. You are replacing that hard way bet with the profit you just made by hitting the easy way number, correct? It is the exact same concept on the horns bet. If you are going to maximize your hard way bets, why wouldn't you maximize your horns bets? It makes mathematical sense and as gamblers trying to win money, it makes sense to maximize your profit on bets and your risk/reward ratio.
Yes - on those tables you really have to have your strategy down - if this happens I am going to do this, so to speak. It was tough for us at first as well. Just had to get used to it.
@@BubbleCrapsHunterKiller13 Stadium craps and the others that count down a time limit suck. I only play them if there is nothing else available or not at all. I figure the casinos are losing money because you can't reset bets (like the hardways) within the time limit so they are losing out if the bet would lose.
Clearly you’re not married lol 1. When u lose you’re ass, u don’t have to explain it ‘cos she’s part of it 2. She wants to be shopping instead of gambling if she’s just watching. He’s a genius
Correct dice have no memory, we never said they did. Don’t confuse the patterns that we point out as memory of dice. It doesn’t have to be 100% to turn the table in your favor. Pass line pays you 1-1 I prefer to make more on our money than 1-1 when it’s not in favor of the shooter. Plus you cannot pull down the pass line bet. Thanks for watching.
He was just lucky that this machine didn't take all his money. Some machines are meant to be let u win. it doesn't matter how do u bet and how much u bet.
