@@ColorUp yes, and if you cant do basic arithmetic you probably cant do the complex shit required for a successful craps bout. maybe stick to posting you scaring your mom or something. thanks ;-)
I like this strategy when the table is cold. The table is like a roller coaster..it’s hot and you can’t loose and then you’re suddenly on the down hill and loosing money fast so I have to adapt to the crappy luck and play the dark side until the table improves. You have to learn to adapt to a cold table until it heats up again.... or not. It’s important for survival to know ALL the rules and strategies of Craps. Good vid!! Thanks!!
I admit I didn't watch your whole video. Would you move your Don't Pass to Don't Come if the point is established as a 6 or 8? Hope for a 4/10 or 5/9? I believe you can pick up the Don't Pass at any time. Side note, I would think you'd have 4x more subscribers if you had some drunk chick with huge boobs or Sharon Stone throwing dice for you in your video. Any comments about hiring chicks for a meet up that claim to throw 5/9s online?
You can pick up a Don't Pass anytime, and I personally don't because you still have the edge even on the 6/8...but not by much, so I understand why a lot of people will pull the bet down hoping instead to have an outside number. Boobs would help my channel grow 10x probably. Ha
When u initiate a DONT COME bet, and ur point number is established...if u don't like it, u can say NO ACTION and wait for one u do want.... obviously u run the risk of a 7, but just saying
if a point is etablished after the 1st throw and I was on the Don't pass bar. Let's say shooters throws a 5. How much can I lay on my don't pass bar? is the X 3-4-5 odds in place by betting "against" the shooter?
Yes, you can Lay odds against the shooter. The 3-4-5x is based off the winning amount when playing the don'ts. The max is always 6x your don't bet on every number at a 3/4/5x table. Lets assume a $10 table - 4/10 pays 1:2 so $60 odds bet wins $30 (3x the $10 flat bet) 5/9 pays 2:3 so $60 odds bet wins $40(4x the $10 flat bet) 6/8 pays 5:6 so $60 odds bet wins $50(5x the $10 flat bet) If you are at a table that only allows 2x odds, then at a $10 table you could bet $40 on 4/10 - $30 on 5/9 - $24 on 6/8 all of which will win you $20 or 2x your don't bet. Hope this helps.
For a FIVE or NINE - you must lay 3 to win 2 - usually. On your original $5 (which is now on DON'T PASS with a FIVE as the point) you would "lay" $15 to win an additional $10. A 7 would produce the win, both for your LAY Bet and for your original $5 bet. For a total win of $10 + $5 = $15. The casino sets the limits of how high you are allowed to go with your lay bets. This is expressed in TIMES X your original bet. If they say "10 Times Odds bets!" - it means you are allowed to win 10 times your original bet - or here (with your $5 bet) "10 x Odds" means you are allowed to win up to $50 on a lay bet. I've seen at times, different maximums, at different tables, even in the same casino at the same time. So, ask if you don't see a sign there.
As a dice setter, I have switched to a dont strategy to reduce volatility and still make good profits.Can be boring and requires lots of patience.My main goal is to get a table to myself, but sometimes cant. When I shoot, I put a $10 unit on the dont , use 2v set on the comeout, then switch to an all sevens set. After each 7 hit, I progressively increase the dont bet to 15,25,35 where I have a profit then switch to $25 until I lose and walk away. On good run I would go to $50 if I hit sequentially on the $25,35,50,75 run and of course quit once I loose a bet. If I have table to myself, I just start with $50 or five units and leave if I lose those 5 tries, or with a win as above. If there are other shooters at the table, then I use the system in this video until the dice come my way where I can continue my sequence. I will use an extra $50 bankroll for their shots,since I play $5 tables. Its pretty much a breakeven strategy . I dont play full tables and if there are other players its usually 2. With this strategy I can come out with some big wins, many medium wins and few small losses. Sometimes on some long rolls, the dealers and other players scold me with alot of "you could have or should have and would have won lots of money if you have bet right", but its the long run that counts. I am now the grim reaper of the craps table and some players will leave when they see me buying in, thus have got the table to myself several times in this manner.
K I play craps and I found out from reading some books and from doing with the books said read the table look at the people and if you see one with thousands of dollars and chips in front of them don't bet against them ride his wave and when you see somebody that sucking on one little chip and hanging on to it for dear life then you put your no pass on but when you show up for the first time of the table don't dump your money on the table
You cant even see the dice correctly. That one roll was a 9 and you called it a 10. I have seen you make mistakes like this in other of your videos. Not good
Hi Jeremy, when a point is set and you have a don't pass in place (let's say 9). Then you bet a don't come. Next roll 10 and don't moves to 10. Then shooter hits the point 9 and don't pass loses. 10 is still around but is it live on the next come out roll? What happens if a 7 hits on the new come out and what happens if the 10 (don't come point) is hit on the new come out roll? Is it a win on a 7 and loss on a 10?
Las Vegas crap table games are higher. Minimums is $10 on weekdays and $15 on weekends. Average is $20 which means a higher bank roll to back your play. Please make higher play videos, thanks
This video is multiple years old. The numbers you mentioned are for strip casinos and actually kinda low during pandemic as you play see $15 weekdays and $25 and up weekends. You can still get $5 even $3 off strip
The hell with those don't come bets just stay with the don't pass and if the point is 4 or a 10 then place the odds on your original don't pass line so if you bet ten bucks on the don't you back it up with an additional $20 and if you win you'll get back your $30 plus an additional $20.
You don't have enough Don't Come action for my tastes. Why are you not laying any odds at all, that alone will make you a loser over a reasonable period. You could even lay some small odds, take advantage of numbers that are highly in your favor. You should always lay odds on the 5 or 9 especially. Why are you gambling at all if you're not taking advantage of powerful don't numbers. If you keep washing your bets, one wins one loses you will never win ever. You must learn to lay odds even if you use small amounts.
Thanks for watching, this is just a "beginner" video to help people to understand the don't pass and come. Keep watching my other videos as I show the bets and explain "free odds"
Why not just pull the DP bet down and wait until the next come out roll if the point is 6 or 8? It seems like any bets on the numbers after that are in grave peril of Big Red being rolled...
1. Since the don't pass is not a contract bet, can I increase/decrease my bet at will? 2. Can't I place my bet like the "do's" instead of using a don't come?
You can reduce or remove but cannot increase a dont bet after it’s the point. This is because at this time the player is favored to win bet. You can make what’s called a lay bet to bet against a number
On the come out roll and if I'm not the shooter do I have to bet the Don't Pass line or can I just bet the Don't come? With that said if I can bet just the Don't Come do I have to wait until a number has been established?
The shooter is required to bet the pass or the don't pass. Other players have no requirement. The don't come bet can only be made once a number is established and the puck is "on" otherwise you would just use the don't pass. Same bet, just at different times of the game.
Hi, I'm a beginner. If you play the don't come and you get placed on a number, then you win on anything but the point? Do you win on a seven out? It seems like better odds to bet the 6 and 8 than the don't come. Am I wrong? Help!
Katie Smith with a don’t come bet, the seven wins, the point loses, and all other numbers have no effect. So after the point is established you always have the advantage, as the seven is most likely to roll. The house edge difference between pass or don’t is .05% which is pretty insignificant. So technically the don’t bet is slightly better, but bet the way you have most fun with.
Very good strategy for people who want to spend time at the casino tables without losing much money. As far as winning goes -- you missed lots of opportunities in this session. Whenever you place a DC bet, it's smart to put $1 in the ELEVEN for that roll. Those times you got caught by the 11 in the DC, would have made you $10, or lost the $1 bet. It's a good thing to do. ALSO - try loading the DC for several rolls getting most of the numbers., or You can choose to say "No action" if a 6 or 8 rolls. If the shooter goes long and has made 10 rolls or more, this means you would have replaced the DC bets - losing them with repeat rolls - this is when you lay the odds (if you have the balls, and the bank roll to go for it). Soon the 7 is sure to come to put you in the winning margin. Only Guinness record books shooters get past 10 or 15 rolls per game! Lay the 5 and the NINE with 3 to 2 ratio. Avoid laying 4 or 10 where you must lay twice what you will win. Foxwoods, in Connecticut, allows 10 times lay bet odds. Use that to your advantage. Remember Lay-bets reflect true and correct odds. There's no percentage taken by the house. This is the fairest type bet in the entire casino. It's the only bet where you and the house are playing on an even field without an advantage on either side. Only Luck determines the winner at that point.
Hey Color Up, what happens when the shooter bets on the don't pass? How does the game change shooters? If the don't pass shooter rolls a 7 he wins but does that mean he keeps rolling or does it change shooters?
I need clarification: if the DONT COME bet is essentially a separate game within the game, and the established point has no bearing on the wager, why does the point (6/8, 5/9, 4/10) determine how many DC bets you want to push out (0,1,2 respectively)? If the DC bet is independent of the point it should make no difference as you’re betting that the next roll establishes a number with the least chance of rolling vs the 7. I need to know why you don’t follow a 6/8 with a DC bet. Thanks.
Not sure what you are asking. The DC is an independent bet. The point has nothing to do with how many DC bets you make. It’s just a marker or a way to keep track of amount of bets you make. Mathematically no difference, make one, two, or continually make them.
Color Up Thanks for the reply. In the beginning of your video, you say start off 1 unit DP. Then, if the shooter establishes a point of 4 or 10, follow up with 2 DC bets. A 5/9 follows with only 1 DC bet and if it’s 6/8 we just let the DP ride. Why do you impose that set of rules? If the established point has no bearing on the DC bet, why does it matter? Maybe I’m missing something (new player).
always remember, it's your money your playing with, and you're not betting against the shooter. Dont know who conceived this idea. Actually, it's betting with the house (The Casino). That's how I play, seldom the pass line. Seems I get to play a little longer on the Don't Pass.
Well, you aren't betting with the house either. If you play the Don'ts they are taking a percentage of those bets as well. Casinos don't care which way you play, they will take their share.
@@ColorUp I like your videos. On this one you have a shooter make his point and you don't play again when he is making a new point you wait for a new roller. Why?
No reason to except to expose less money per shooter. It really doesn't matter and would fall more under "superstition" than anything as the odds of what will roll next doesn't change.
Poorly done !!! Did not explain why you didn't place more bets on the " don't come bet ", did not explain why you did NOT place ODDS on your original bet, BAD VIDEO MAN !!!!
Depends... if the point is 5(puck is on the 5), and you make a don't come bet, the next roll determines the don't come point. lets say its a 9. The don't bet will stay on the 9 until a 7 is rolled and it wins or a 9 is rolled and it loses. It doesn't matter what happens to the "official" point of 5. It can be hit and a new number can become the point (puck on) Your don't bet on the 9 is only effected by the 7 or the 9.
@@ColorUp so please help again, if I bet $5 at a standard 3x4x5 odds table, how much do I need to bet on 4&10 5&9 6&8, like $30 on 6 and 8, but what about the others?
I don't like it. Why waist money on don't comes with pay offs like 2-5 and 4-7, when you could just bet the Don't Pass and get 5-5 or 10-10. Half way through your video and looking at your chip rack you haven't won a dime, looks to me you lost a couple few units, This one is not for me. Thanks for the video though. : )
2:08 WHY ARE YOU WASTING OUR TIME HERE? You can make the don't pass bet on any come out roll, even if it's the same shooter. This is a tutorial and all your doing is wasting my time rolling dice with no bets.
Leggo My Ego This is a video for beginners and I’m suggesting they make one bet per shooter, not continually taking a risk on every come out roll. I would suggest the fast forward button, vs waisting more of your time with writing comments. Thanks for watching...at least the first couple minutes
If you already know this information, why are you watching? This guy has bar none the best craps instructional on the web, so piss off with your -$0.02. Keep it goin’ Color, you have helped me and my wife learn & have a great time playing craps!
The idea that you would wait for another shooter is stupid and superstition. It makes no difference on probability....unless they're 4 man teaming with magnets ofc :)
