Hey Crappy, just wanted to say that I used a modified version of this strategy and won. The modification I made was to keep adding to the 5 & 9 the nickels whenever the 6 or 8 hit. I had the 5 up to 60 and got paid $84. It’s almost not expected to work, but it works. I guess the 6 & 8 are more common than the 5 & 9, as long as the 5 & 9 hit this is a good strategy. I like it.
Thanks for the very honest video Crappy! You barely lost 10 percent. NO big deal in my book. When I play something like this I try to set a win goal and stick to it. Say between 20 and 30 percent profit. And my guess is you attained that profit with that first longer roll shooter. Again thx for sharing. And I hope you really have a great cruise. ➡️ With a profitable outcome at the craps table!!
It all depends on your first roll after the come out. Some people would lay the 4, 5, 9 & 10 for that roll, so that you make a couple dollars on the PSO. Remember, you can only lose 1 of those lay bets, but you win all four on a 7. If you hit a 6 or 8, take them down & play the 5 or 9. It can go either way, but use it if you're getting PSO or horns after the come out.
@@toowiseforyou Interesting idea! Feels like a pretty risky hedge. You lose with so many combinations of the dice. 6 ways to roll 7, 14 ways to roll a lay. Also the pay is small, so you have to win 2x to cover each loss.I don't think I'm comfortable with that one. The 200 lay on the 4 feels less risky, as there are 6 ways to win and 3 ways to lose. That loss hurts tho..... EDIT: 120 lay will cover the bet (or 160 in the case of playing 5, 6, 8, 9)
@@iamjeramy SPREAD the lays. In this video, $30 on the 6 & 8, would require $30 lay on the 4,5,9, & 10 to make profit on a 7. You have more ways to win than lose, with the 6, 7, & 8. You only need to do this if getting hit on your 1 lay as described in the video. Even then you're only leaving those lay bets up until you hit one time.
@@toowiseforyou I'm not understanding. Both lay bets are pretty much exactly even expected value (average of 0 dollars won/lost per play), but for the lay across you will lose small way more often (almost 5x more likely to lose each roll). Guess it really depends on the luck, and like you said, it is just for the 1 hit. If you were to roll one of the lays, do you re-post it, or leave it off?
@@iamjeramy I leave it off. I play the lays when the table is cold, especially when I see PSO. PSOs can happen a lot & when it happens like that you win better by laying more numbers instead of laying one. Putting all your money on one number is where the risk is at. Less chance of hitting the 4 or 10, means more money at risk. I've learned to ride the streaks in craps, instead of betting they will end. Riding the streaks is where the big money is at.
I cruise 4 times a year on casino comp cruises. Remember the last night doesn't count on comps. They count average bet per hand and time played. Free odds dont count. Higher buy ins make a difference. Good luck.
Think i gotta practice the continuous Don’t strategy on a different app b/c there’s no way i had 3 separate 20-30 roll shooters w/out a single 7 (including come out) over 15 shooters. The odds of that happening once is sub 3% let alone 3 times in under 200 rolls. I have a feeling some of the apps reduce the 7 percentage to make it “more fun” for casual pass line players
Good to see you "back in the game" and tossing and having lots of craps fun. An idea for you, and one of the Few times in craps where you can play $1 and get paid $2 again & again. Instead of playing $42 on 6 & 8, and $35 of 5 & 9, play $43 on 6 & 8 and $36 on 5 & 9 and for that one dollar more you make $2 Every time: they all pay $51. First hit Gives you a mental advantage you're getting $51 and not $49. Plus every 5 hits you make $10, versus losing $5--or $15 ahead.