This is a great classic strategy. Not really a grinding strategy, but you definitely stay busy. The way I play this is by making 6 consecutive Don't bets at 1 unit each. Then, 6 more consecutive Don't bets at 2 units each. Then, 6 more bets at 4 units each...etc. And just keep doubling your bet every 6 rolls. When the 7 comes, you'll always be a winner. 😉
This is a nice piece of a strategy. I just rolled it out, coupled with 110 inside. Started down to 300 and stopped at 800 after just a few shooters. The amazing thing is if you hit an inside number and take the place bet down you have 80/85 left on the light side while winning 35 and having a new 25 don’t. So after the first scary $135 roll you drop down to 20/25 risk on anything. If you keep the dont comes going for 3/4 rolls/hits then switch to come bets you are in line for a big 7 winner.
I really enjoy your videos. You have taught me a lot. I hope to go on a run some day. My casino visits are about every four months or so. Last time I got up $400 over a week of almost daily trips with an initial $200 bankroll. I gave all the profit back the last day. I learned to make a stop loss next time. I try to learn something to make me better when I can afford to go back. I did not lose my initial bankroll. I tilted and was able to look back and see how emotional and illogical I was.
Why not wait for 2 decisions made from the shooter. Then, start your don't pass betting. Elimination of some the sting of 7/11 losses on come out rows. Remember, most shooters don't even make 2 numbers. Cheers
I re watched this video. It has a pretty simple strategy and easy to play. If I don't get a prime place on the table where I am comfortable being the shooter at I'll stay on the end or in a corner and play this strategy. You could rack up comp points playing like this.
I played like this a few weeks ago, and got wrecked. Especially on the come out..... One thing to remember is all your bets up top are still active, so a 7 on the come out wipes it all away.
What? Yes they are still active and because they are don't come bets means they are winning bets with a come out seven. That would only come into play if you had come bets in play on the come out. I don't understand what you are saying.
Strategies like that might only get rated at a $25 average bet. Since there is a 10X tier credit multiplier at Caesars properties this week, I am going to try a $300 Don't Pass bet, Lay the 4 and 10 for $300 each, and then do $230 to $330 inside, depending on the point.
It's a 50-50 coin flip where you quit when the tide moves in your favor. You can run into a hot roll and get your multiple DCs picked off real quick. Then you're kicking yourself and wondering why you didn't go light side. For a quick 10% win, I'd use a simple field parlay.
Betting the don't is a good strategy and it is not complicated. When someone asks me how to play and they tell me they haven't played before I tell them to play this way. Then they look at me like I am crazy. If I can't get a prime spot at the table I use this strategy too.
jacob, here's an idea. how about laying all the place numbers on the comeout roll, then martingale any place number that is hit. In this way, all the lay bets are primed for a seven to hit. Do you think that could work? P.S. I appreciate all your videos and have changed my approach by having the seven work for you.
To David Wong Please explain that more. I understand about laying all the box numbers. But then what is the advantage of martingaling the number that is hit on the come out roll? And another idea is what if you just lay all the numbers except the 6 and 8 and instead you place just those two numbers? Thanks!
@@joev.7909 this is a simple strategy. you lay all the numbers on the comeout roll. if any of those numbers are hit, so simply replace it with double the original bet. In Vegas, the maximum Lay Bet is $6000, so the chances of not hitting a 7 prior to you ever reaching the $6000 limit is slim to none. Instead of worrying about the 7, you are using the seven to your advantage. I haven't tried this in Vegas yet, but I will soon. The closest casino near me is a lame Indian casino where the Max Lay bet is only $600, so it's not ideal if a shooter gets on a long roll. Every time your Lay Bet is knocked down you keep doubling your bet. So $5 goes $10, $10 goes to $20, etc...
Why not play pass and don’t pass at the same time and then put down an don’t odds bet while in the dc box until you have at least one dc bet established and then Take down the odds bet …..
Anytime someone gives you grief for playing "against them", just ask who pays you when you win? Do they pay you or does the casino pay you? That should shut them up. Perspective.
