Hey Jacob, It might be fun to experiment on a don't pass strategy where you announce to the table you will be shooting the "All sevens set" after the come out. I've played around with it and I do roll a lot of sevens and usually very early in the roll. Just a thought. Always enjoy your videos.
Thank you Jacob I like this strategy. I'm going to try it,however, first at a lower denomination. I also like how you divide your bank roll in 3 parts.Regards Dan
The more I watch and learn it seems there is always a time per session you are in profit and can walk away up a 100 or so then there is always a time per session your at a loss. The skill I am trying to learn is betting the streak and pulling back as it shifts and not chasing. There is for sure a guarantee that the wave will switch directions and I want to be on top of the wave more often than under it.
@@ray6976 Oh for sure I was talking about me in my practice session. I know Jacob would of walked long before and was just showing us his point of this type of play.
Great video sir I'd like to offer a better option than waving off the 6 and 8. Instead place $90 per $100 you have on the DP/DC that way you guarantee profit off if it whether the 6/8 or 7 rolls next. You probably already know this but giving a different option for your viewers.
I just went to Seminole Hard Rock in Tampa. Played a $150 lay 5. $30 on the 6 and 8, and a $15 field. 2 hits and profit in the DC and once established, pull the no 5 and 6/8 down. Once the DC gets about $75, start playing a couple place bets. Walked away in an hour up $365. Even tipped $40. When my DC gets whacked or a 5 rolls i put the no 5 back up. This helps keep it off the board as much as possible. This is something ai doctored from something I saw Jacob do before. :)
NEVER pick up your don't when the point is 6/8! Only a jerk would do that because: 1. You always have the odds in your favor of winning the bet. 2. You have to fight the 7/11 again on your next comeout don't. You will always lose your $ very quickly if you gamble that way long enough. I know what your response will be but you will always find that out soon enough anyway.
Hmm. You know what my response will be? That part of your comment was the most interesting. Please enlighten me on what my response was to that. If you get it right I will give you some merch. I have no reason to lie so take a shot.
Interesting how you say you know what my response will be. I'm curious what you think. If you get it right I will send you some merch. I have no reason to lie so take a shot.
DC, like the DP, can be pulled down (or no action can be called). What will happen, using this strategy, is that if the 6/8 roll, you'd call "No action" and you can leave/put your DC back to get another number.
Why is this always an issue. You guys are correct, I am just showing a video on breaking up your bankroll and using it effectively. Having to place a bunch of one of the legs of the bankroll doesn't fit for the video.
@@wagermethis now its been clearly stated by you......wasnt before. ....most of your viewers very high level/skilled players..ie we know da math...............looking out for the newbies who are confused by the view......................THATS WHY.....................d d p 1
