Two points: I'd increase by $5 increments. Secondly I'd open the strategy to chasing the horn. See a horn bet a horn. Your base strategy is an excellent way of surviving a choppy table.
Hey Waylon can you do a top 3 video? If you could only play 3 strategies which 3 would you choose? Maybe do a cold table, a light side and a dark side. Or maybe a grinder, and a grand slam and something in the middle. This would be an awesome video!!!
I asked Waylon the same question. He wont give me an exact answer. He said it depends. He has his number one system. But if he tells us it could have players not interested in the other videos. As a blogger it can hurt your views. Which one do you think is the best system??
Hi Waylon, I tested the Arnold at the 100 level on Crapsee on 25 rolls, starting bankroll was 1500. I won $7000 after 25 rolls! Only 6 rolls were losing rolls! The thing that's amazing is that you win three ways when the 7 hits...that is, you win $400 on the don't come bet, $100 on the come bet and you win $100 on the don't pass!!!! The beauty of the Arnold is that the seven usually shows up quickly so the likelihood of winning is very high. In my test, about 75% of my rolls ended up with profitable wins. Its probably your best system ever!!!!! Roll Tide!!!!! :)
Thank you for this. I have had the same luck when playing for real money- and started out with $100, playing $5 level arnold. went up a little, down a little, then had a good streak and cashed out at $164. $10 to the dealer for the tip on a virtual craps table at GSR Reno. This was a few weeks ago. Only played for about 20 minnutes. The arnold works, just need stick with it. Wish I had more time then to play. I was stoked at wining that much with such a small bankroll.
Mahalo Waylon, after all those DC hits u still came out a winner. I really need to learn this strategy cause it looks like it'll work on cold or hot tables.
This is more my pocketbook size. Can't believe how many hits were taken and still made a good profit at a $10 table. I'd go get me a nice "free" steak dinner before I go home with that profit. Great modification to the Arnold. As always, Thank You Waylon!
Very good! I have been experimenting on my table by putting $15 or $30 odds on the 6 and/or 8 once I am in profit. So far, so good. The Arnold is a great strategy on both a cold table and a hot table.
When you hit a come bet the dealer pays you out and pulls down your combat you don’t get to parlay the bet it comes down and you have to place another come bet if my memory serves me correctly
Wow that was about as rough as it could get. Proof the arnold is tough. Keep it up waylon love your videos and strategies. I use a few for online. The launchers online are as random as randy for sure
I switch back and forth between the Arnold and Power of the 7 strat... both a are damn good strats. I modify the Power of the 7 a little bit to lower risk a bit for short rolls. Damn good strats. Love them. Keep it up!
Hey Waylon! First, let me say that I hope you are recovering nicely from your recent encounter with the Dermatologist... I can relate! Thanks again for all your videos and thanks for The Arnold. I have a couple questions about this strategy. Once I make my $25 DP bet I seem to get whacked a lot on come out 7s or 11s. Do you ever hedge this bet with a $2 Yo and/or a $6 any seven? Once a point is established the $25 DC is covered by the $25 DP bet for the dreaded PSO (as you showed) but any value in placing a $2 Yo at this point? Or, is it simply not worth doing these "hedges" since this strategy seems to recover so quickly? You had such a good roll on this video that you were never "out of profit" so we weren't able to see exactly how you handle the ladder. If you have a $500 or $1000 BR do you start the ladder as soon as you are out of profit or wait until it has been hit 2 or 3 times? Any role for placing lay odds on the DP or DC? I appreciate your thoughts on this and good luck in Biloxi! CIK and RT! David
@@davidhenly804 I'll lay the 4:if my don't gets sniped on the come out ! Other than that the 2s and 3s win more than the yo so I don't fool with that ! I don't do odds on the donuts because they don't pay even money ! I don't ladder if I'm in profit !
I've adjusted my Arnold practice similarly since I'll play on cruises at the $5 tables. I'll be on a 10-day cruise later this month. I'll try this new improvement since it should help me with free cruise comps. It sure would be nice to come home with a profit this time (it will only be my 2nd time playing Craps in a casino). Do you play the ATS? Say you did play them for $5 ($2, $1, $2). Would it be a good idea to increase the DCs by $5 to attempt to recoup the ATS losses? Do you play $5 Hardways when the DC lands on an even number? Do you ever consider NOT replacing the DC if it loses since it might be a long roll?
Once you have more experience, you'll find that winning is much more important than the comps. Learn to win first, and the comps will come without intent.
Hey, Man. Explain it again, please. Not just to me, but I think to a lot of people. I watched all your videos and I do not understand. here you say the necessary amount for the game 5000 however, in other videos you say that you spend no more than 700-800 at a time. So you only spend 800 per approach and leave? Then why do you have to have so much money? Or do you just change a little bit at a time 700+700+700 until you spend all 5000? That doesn't make sense to me. Thank you.
Waylon would you come up with a lay the 6 ladder strategy? I'd like to see something where you only lose all your money if you roll like 5 sixes(or more!) before 1 seven. Bankroll 7k or less to make it work
You can lose on any strategy including the Arnold. You can win on any strategy too. Waylon, did you pay yourself on the Pass Line when you got the DC 5?
I love the Arnold. I’ve modified it though and bet the DONT PASS on the opening roll then COME bets after. Then you can sweep the table with wins instead of breaking even with the pass and come bets if a 7 on the 2nd roll.
Here is a testimonial about how effective the Arnold is. I have tailored it to a $15 table. $15 on Pass and Come, $60 on DC. On Saturday, Jan., 13, I played it at Harrah’s Cherokee. First session I won $315 in about 45 minutes. (I always set a $300 win limit) 2nd session I had 9, yes 9 Point 7 outs in about an hour, down almost $900. I kept with it, only went up twice. 3 hours later I quit with a $321 profit! This is a great strategy!
...Nothing like having breckfast waaay down here watching one of the most successful crap Strategies being rolled out ..186 is a win .& I love the "Arnold`s" Brother Waylon & family have a great weekend ...Ohhh happy day"..........🌴🐟🎨
Good Morning Waylon, Great Video. You know I am pretty new to this. And I appreciate all of your help teaching me. I don't understand something tho. Why would a person make a COME bet over a PLACE bet ?. Seems to me the COME needs 2 rolls, 1 to place and 1 to get paid. And when u get paid, it's even money. A PLACE only needs 1 roll and you get paid more. $ 20/4 is $ 40. $25/5, $30/6 and 8 is $ 35. Am I missing something ? Anyway, thanks for all you do and your help
Because if you place the bets you make no money on a short roll! You need at least 3 hits placing the bets to break even ! If you go on a long roll that would be great but how many long rolls do you see actually?
When you say it takes 2 rolls, you're forgetting the 7. The come bet pays on a 7, the place bets lose on a 7. Play this at home more before going to the casino. Waylon has practiced A LOT. He has other strategies which use place bets.
So when playing the pass the DC bet is 4x the pass line. (10 pass 40 DC) And when playing the DP, the DC and DP are the same? (40 and 40) And in this case the Come bets both ways are $10 continously? Is that correct? Thanks@@waylonswaycraps
This Arnold is super strong!!!! Would u be able to add the 4 and 10 to this strategy to get some of those come out 4’s and 10’s? I’m sure u would have to up your bankroll but would it work within this strategy?
Is it the wrose 7 when all the come are filled, got hit with the DC, and get another 7 afterward after placed another dc? Any way to protect the downside for the situation? Don't want to get a total loss 😂.
I usually try things out at home before I venture out and I'll have to say I'm about 12 out of 16 winner with this strategy at home. I went to the casino and played it at a $5 level with $20 DC and laddered up from there. I got to $60 DC before I got into plus money. Walked out in about 1-1/2 hours up $135. As Waylon says nothing is a sure bet but this is promising.
Why don’t you put five dollars on big rent when you have all that money in the DC and your combats? I know it’s not perfect insurance, but I’m wondering why you don’t hedge?
Hi Waylon, have you given any thought into using odds to minimize losses and leverage the lower house edge with odds? What i mean is to always bet the absolute minimum on everything (passline. DC, come bets) and then put down odds after establishing points and DC so 7s don't whack you at comeout? I have not tried to really drill down and figure out the actual numbers yet.
@@ObsessedWithPool not really but it's pretty simple! You just cut the come bets in half then add odds after it travels! Example: if you have 100$ DC your come bets would be 10$ then 15$ in odds
@@waylonswaycraps yes, thanks. I was also more looking to minimize DC losses by having a minimum (or matched to passline) bet so that if there is a 7 on a DC establishment roll, the passline can pay the DC (like you have it pay the come bet now) and then add lay odds to the DC for the ladder up when you have the advantage over the 7 upon setting the DC to a number.. but, understood that lay odds mean much more risk
(Finger spells) I was wondering if I could ask a question? Im new to Craps and just play using apps or Wizzard of Odds website. When you put $5 on thePass, then you put $20 on the Don’t Come Bar, you lose the Dont Come bar when you roll a 7. Would it protect the $20 Dont Come if you put $5 into the ‘Any 7’ for 4 to 1 odds just on that roll till your Dont Come bar bet heads up to the top numbers? I was thinking that might help the dreaded 7 after the point is set, but before the Dont Come is set? Instead of being down $20 from the Don’t Come, youre only out $5.00…. Hope im making sense my friend, and a new subscriber to your channel, and love your Arnold series. God Bless ya mate. Romans 10 : 9-10 1 Corinthians 15:1-4
It would definitely help if you rolled a 7 that particular roll but overtime all the times you don't roll a 7 that bet loses 5 bucks ! So at the end of the day that bet will lose more than it wins ! Amen Christ is King
@@waylonswaycraps Oh ok Waylon… thank you so very much for the reply. I will keep watching your videos, especially the Arnold ones. Love those. ^^ God Bless ya mate… ^^
@@waylonswaycraps I mean, yes exactly for that roll before your Don’t Come becomes active on the top. (I woulf place the bet for five dollars to cover the 20. Bet in the Don’t Come Bar. Just for that shot… know what I mean? like a one time bet only used when the Dont Come has been set yet… ^^ )
