Turn White into Green Chips with this Craps Strategy 

$25 on hard 6 would’ve been real nice

I’d say $60 is not minimal. $204 on a $15-$25 game is fair though. But $204 for a $5 table seems like a lot of risk for one roll.

@@ColorUp everyone has different risk tolerance and bankrolls. What’s good for u might not seem reasonable to me and vice versa. God bless America.

​@@duracell87 vive la

it they 7 out after 2 rolls then you save money

You would've CRUSHED it with those hard 6's!!!

They are rare. And many other games are being played.

@@clueless9245 Great points. Lots of slot machine in the casinos.

Obviously coz those rolls don't happen often....Wouldn't happen for him either if he was at the tables. You're looking at a guy playing at home thinking the rolls would be the exact same in rela life at the tables. Would be a totally different outcome ..

Easy, one out of 1,000 do this. Also, some give it back with no discipline

@michaelmain8580 avg roll according to math is 8.5. Home and casino the results are still random, I’ve had plenty of rolls longer in casino. It’s just chance.

Yep, my thoughts as well.

Molly is pass, 2 come bets. Same table minimum and 3,4,5x odds Dolly is don’t pass, 2dont come, same table min and 3,4,5x odds.

slightly better payout ratio. always buy them when betting $20 or more on them (less than that can't be bought)

IF he started with $132 inside for a $15 table, and ONLY started with a $700 bankroll, that is ONLY enough for 5 shooters, so in REALITY, you SHOULD have a SBR - Starting Bankroll - that can accommodate 10 shooters for any strategy that you are going to use, so he SHOULD'VE had a SBR of $1320! For a $10 table, I would GUESS that you would want to get all your numbers paying out $40 or $42, so you would START with a SBR of $660 for $66 INSIDE, and then from a 1st hit of any of your box numbers of 5.6.8 or 9, you would tell the dealer you want the 4 and 10 for $10 each, and then on the next hit of ANY of the box numbers, you would increase ANY 3 numbers by $5, and on the NEXT hit, get the remaining 3 numbers for $5 or $6 for the 6 and 8, and then ALL the numbers would pay out $28, and the 4 and 10 for $15 each would pay $27! Oh, I SCREWED up, the numbers will NOT pay $40!🤣🤣🤣 That's the BEST I can come up with for a $10 table!

Thanks man! I appreciate this reply as I am heading on a cruise soon and heard they have $10 tables

YEAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!

$15 4/10 would pay $27, $20 5/9 would pay $28, $24 6/8 would pay $28

​@ColorUp thanks, in love with the $36 strategy, im new to craps, i used it first time on my last cruise at the begin of Aug and made a profit, but i want to win a green on each hit, helps keep track with the profit, 4 hits and i can color up to a black 🎉

Well I would have been done $1000 playing this way before that big roll though 😱 but may have made it back plus some ha.

Times like this at the craps table are the worst! It happens, but shouldn't be every time!

Its that way on nearly any Strat. You know, you gotta risk something to win. There has to be a loser spot someplace...

@traemcpherson7266 I'm aware, but with this strategy, it will eat your bank roll. They have strategies out there that won't whack you that bad if the wrong number or numbers hits.

Its gambling, you never know when a long roll happens. Math says the avg. roll last 8.5

You can tell how often I play.

The results would both be random

So $204 vs $132 to save one roll? that’s fine if you think worth it.

Yes. More money at risk on roll #1, but after 1 hit risk is almost even and then every hit after you are ahead….

@ColorUp 162-172 depending on where the point is (leave point uncovered until you're up), and you're not missing on a potential 4-10 hitting on the first roll and having to wait for another roll to start getting your money back, with 50-1 if they roll 4 10 9 8 5 7 for example and point was on 6 you would be down whereas if you just cover the across to start you would be up 49, to minimize the risk of a cold table I would pick up the bet if a point was made before you were green and a new point was established on a covered number and not have all six covered until you were up and the next point got established.

He did everything CORRECT!

Yeah I'm not a dealer. How does that work then? The payout is even on a Buy bet?

@@thedeceptivekhan On a BUY bet, it pays MORE than just a place bet. For example, a $20 PLACE bet on the 4 and 10 would pay $36, but if you take a BUY bet on those SAME numbers, it pays $40, but you have to pay the casino a VIG of $1, so you collect $39, which is $3 MORE than $36, so you are better off BUYING the 4 and 10!

@@JoeFerber Got it. The payout doesn't need the change because he bought it. Now it makes sense.