Just wanted to let you know I tried this strategy today at my local casino. $15 min tables. I was up about $100 within 30-60 minutes and stayed there for awhile. That was without any decent rolls at all. I lost some ground when a lot of shooters were rolling come outs that weren't the 6 or 8 and then would 7 out before hitting a 6 or 8. I was down to around $220-230 and my stop loss was down $100 then walk. Had just 2 decent shooters and I ended up profiting $330 when I colored up. I think the next time I play I might increase my buy-in to $500 or $600 and instead bet a $30 6&8, $60 DP, $30 hop the reds, and $6 Yo. You'd make more on the 2, 3, and 7 come out. Breaking even on the yo. Then it's a straight hedge after the come out. And if the shooter rolls a 6 or 8 on the come out you're only down $1 so you can pretty much go straight to pressing. Thanks for the video and strategy!
Hi Ken. I haven’t made any videos for about two months because I’ve had an illness in the family and I’ve been doing a lot of transporting and caretaking. Mom is getting better so hopefully I will start making videos again soon. Good luck at the tables!
You’re already hedging a lot on the come out, but I like the results when I have tried this method. I hang around even or a little down…then get a nice roll and go up a good little bit. I’m tempted to try this with an added field and or hop bet on 5 on the come out. Maybe too much hedging, but always like to tinker with systems a bit.
This is outside of my normal strategy. However, I think this would be great for times when every move I make is a fail. This may be a great way to stay on the table while minimizing the bankroll burn or potentially grinding back to flat or possibly to a small profit. I'll put it on my roster.
I like this strategy I think the main killer as you stated is if the shooter hits the points and dances around the 6 and 8's. Let's say they establish 9 as the point you lose 26. Then they hit 9 next roll you lose 35. Do you chase? Or just sit that shooter out?
That’s a great question. With this strategy, you can do what you feel is right in the situation. I’ve chased loss and won. It definitely makes sense to try waiting the shooter out, but be prepared for the chance of missing an opportunity. Like I said, make it yours and gauge the moment the best you can. Thanks for watching!
Hmm, would love to see a much longer video to see more variation. I’m concerned this is just too big a hedge that bleeds all your profits eventually. Need a hot shooter in a short session to walk away with a profit. For example, you lost the hedge much more often than it paid out. Nevertheless, I appreciate you making this video to get ideas flowing.
The potential of losses at the craps table can sometimes be overwhelming and over time, unfortunately, most static strategies lose. From my experience, your gameplay needs to be adaptable to the table your playing. Thanks for swinging by and stay lucky!
idk i still like the 110 dont pass and 110 across / you can also hop the 7 and also start having more nu,mbers available to hit after that and then regress after a few hits .
@@thecrapscouple3258 betting against something. I was suggesting this system is fighting more combos on the comeout, than just betting the DP without a hedge of some sort.
