How to Play “Bubble Craps” - $54 Bets for Casino “Education” 😉 • The Jackpot Gents 

Yep!!! $ amounts dont affest BC machines...

You are so welcome!

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We'll keep it in mind, for sure.

Thanks! Hope you've had some good luck.

Glad it helped!

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That is true, I should have said not allowed in land based casinos

They made it because casinos knew it would be mistakes. All these touchscreen slots people make mistakes the casino loves it.

I think you are looking at the roll history

Hope you found it helpful!

Glad it was helpful!

That's all that really matters, right? 😉

Yewh I found that out in the next video.

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@@CSLintheCASINO lol is that wrong? He did the math per hour and it worked out. 🤷‍♂️

@@JonKovach I haven’t seen the video you’re talking about. If you know the title, then I’ll check it out. My understanding is that the amount bet has absolutely no impact on the house edge. The exception to that is adding “odds” to a Passline or Don’t Pass (Come/Don’t Come) bet, which reduces the overall house edge because the flat bet and odds bet have two different house edges.

My apologies I realize I said house edge when I meant cost per hour. But anyway here's the video. Basically at a 10 dollar table a 1 dollar bet on the 6 and 8 hardway in an hours time, the cost per hour to play those bets is better than any other bet. My point was basically they aren't necessarily horrible bets as said in the video that you have to avoid as long as you aren't increasing the amount put on those bets like at a 10 dollar table putting 5 dollars on the hardways which would then be a bad bet. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wCY1W3AXv9o.html

@@JonKovach I see what you mean now 👍

It's habit lol

I dont think its rigged. I have seen a 7 come up thqt many times in a row on a live table also

after the first 7 is rolled that is a PSO and the machine will turn off all of your bets (unless you manually turn them back on). your bets will automatically stay off on subsequent rolls until one of the box numbers (4,5,6,8,9 or 10) is rolled. it's a very good idea to leave your bets off when the puck is off, that way you don't get burned by multiple 7's in a row being rolled.

Bubble craps uses a RNG (random number generator) so the actual dice aren't what decides the roll.

Bet Don't Come.

@@TheJackpotGents Thanks

Thanks!

I know buying 4 and 10 and better bets if they only take the vig on a win. I didn't want to get into that because that could get really confusing.

So if it is 4 to 1 that is the same as 5 for 1. If it says to that means you get your original bet back but if it says for that means they take your original bet.

Is the 26 for 5 payout as shown on the layout for Any Seven the same as 4 to 1?

@@ryanpellejo900 Not quite. 26 for 5 is the same as 21 to 5 -- 26 for 5 means that if you win, they pay you $26 but take away the $5, which would be the same as if they paid you $21 but let you keep the $5 bet. So 26 for 5 (or 21 to 5) is actually slightly better than 4 to 1 (which on a $5 bet would pay out $20, allowing you to pick up $25 from the table--the $20 winnings and the $5 original bet). Of course, remember that the any seven bet is literally the worst bet on the craps table: the actual odds of rolling a seven are 1 in 6 (6 ways to roll a seven out of 36 total dice combinations), so the zero-advantage payout would be 6 to 1 -- at 4 to 1 the bet has a 16.67% house advantage! You might as well play the slots! Even at 26 for 5 (or 21 to 5) the house advantage remains astronomically high at 13.3%, so it remains a sucker bet either way. Depending on the payouts on hop bets, you could actually be better off hopping all of the seven combinations (as insane as that sounds)--if hopping these numbers pays 14 to 1, it ends up being the same house advantage as any seven being at 4 to 1, but if hopping these numbers pays 15 to 1 (or better), hopping all six combinations ends up being a better bet!

There are a vlfew different versions of bubble craps. This one is one player but every other version I have seen is multiplayer

The other version is that annoying “Press the button!” lady. This is more like a Casino Wizard machine. Which if one of the Seminoles have it, you should play it to show how one works.