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@@georgek9285 Thanks for the comment. What you stated is not true. The probability of 7 or 11 rolling is 8/36 or every 4.5 rolls. Statistically that is not how it happens at the time spent on the table. There are ways to hedge the come out, but that is a slow bleed I typically don’t do.

@OnPointCraps Last time there I rolled an 11,7,7,7 then 5,7. So yeah it happens a lot. Also someone else rolled 11 4 times on a row. Cold table people roll 7 a lot or PSO 7.

@@georgek9285 I agree, that it can happen. If you are concerned about the come out, then either hedge it or use another strategy. This one has worked for me frequently. Maybe I know the shooters and they don’t throw a lot of comeout winners.

@@willschuster7175 odds are another video. I typically don’t play odds when I’m at the table, so I didn’t show it here. There is nothing wrong with laying on the do if that is your playing style.

@@KD7ONE great question. It is just as effective as on the real table. The best part about ETG is that they are usually a low minimum so you can play with even less risk.

@@blick5815 great question! The amounts matter for a few different reasons. Firstly, with the higher table minimums, you need a larger bankroll to play. Secondly, with lower table minimums, you were able to do more with your money, such as regression strategies. If you have the bankroll to play, the strategy can be scaled For higher table minimums.

@@OnPointCraps thank you! The need for a larger bankroll was implied and obvious. But past that the larger $amounts did not change the tactics and how to play. I had $300 and played for about 2 hours before it was gone, as a first time beginner it was educational and your videos helped.

@@blick5815 Thanks, I am glad I could help. Tactics don't change significantly. I created my channel to cater to the newer player or player with just a little extra cash they want to try and gamble. Things do change with higher bank roll. At the $10 table, I wouldn't hedge the comeout roll against the 7&11 but if I was playing at the $60 level on a $25 table, I probably would hedge. due to the potential loss. Just things to think about. 2 hours is a decent time to be at the table. The longer you are there, the more likely you are to lose. The house always has the edge. They hardest part about craps is walking away when you are up. Even if it is only a few dollars.

@@OnPointCraps You describe my situation exactly, new player willing to try and with some cash to play with. I've watched craps from a distance for years and had no clue but after watching a bunch of your videos I was comfortable enough to enjoy myself. I will go back and try again.....one of the long-term tactics just to get used to what is going on. I will say, watching the videos is different than when there are multiple players and things going on.......more focus needed to understand and track..... But thank you for the good content and I'll keep at it

@@blick5815 I am glad I helped give you the confidence to play. Real table play certainly is different than the videos. The best way to learn is to get out there. You will start to learn to read tables and get a feel for how to bet. Ultimately it is gambling and there is no guarantee to win, but there are definitely safer ways to play.

@@discordillusions6058 I would either move it to the next outside number or keep it as a hedge for if the point hits. Neither option is wrong.

@@fisherman8602 thanks for the comment. I have another video that discusses plugging this hole. You will lose in a comeout 7 but they don’t come as often as one might think.

@@DougSnyder-uh7rg thanks for your comment. It helps a lot to get feedback. What book do you recommend I read?

@@jamesnewberry2945 Great insight. Thanks for the comment. I don’t play a lot of odds at the table. This was an exercise in theory. I appreciate your take.

@@scott.macdowell3139 setting 6 or 8 does suck and I typically move to the next outside number. If the point is hit, you do lose DP but can keep your place bets up for the remainder of the shooter and still rely on the strength of the 6&8 to hit. 2 hits and you make up the loss.

You are correct. I have another video that discusses how you can plug some of those holes.

@@user-ng2hz5lz2x why no DP. Are you concerned about the other players? Just keep quiet when you win and cheer on long rolls from other players.

@@atexcan3243 you are correct. Fortunately there are still $10 and $15 tables around. I avoid $25 if I can. The only way for the casino to lower the minimum bid is to not play on the higher minimum tables.

Thanks for the comment. I don't know why you feel like I was being superstitious when I dumped the bowl. The reason I made that noise is because I had been asked to keep track of how often I got a "straight" when I dumped the bowl. I was one dice away from a 1,2,3,4,5. It had nothing to do with superstition and was all about being close but no cigar.

@@OnPointCraps copy that brother. Some don't like how the dice are given to them before they roll. Which is why they wash it

You most certainly can. That is just potential putting more at risk. When that 10 gets rolled on the come out it really hurts.

Not meant to deceive. I am shooting from about 7.5 feet, which is close SL1 on a smaller table, one of which is at a casino near me. Distortion from the camera lense may affect some of what you are seeing. I will re-measure and see if I can push back another foot, but I am limited by space.

Thanks for the comment. Yours is a good strategy. That is why I created this channel. To share strategies and learn from each other. This video’s strategy may not be perfect but it is a good foundation and can be built upon. Keep playing and hopefully I will see you at the table.

That’s a valid option. Limits the loss On the comeout 7

Can you give me an example if you got time 😂

@@jblock6142 Sure.

True. It’s called gambling. Aiming to get two hits or 7 out before the point.

Yes. If the point gets hit, you will lose the DP. The point of the strategy is that you are betting on the strongest numbers. If 6 or 8 are the point, I bet the next outside number.

As well as any other minimum. For $25, you will need a $60 DP and $30 each on the 6&8

I was playing a 15 dollar table with a 30 dollar DP and 15 each on the 6 and 8. Is that recommended?

@@stevevets that works if they let you place $15

They did!

Thanks for the comment. I have another video that addresses this issue. There is no perfect strategy.

As in you broke even?

Thanks for the comment. Whatever variation works for you is the one that's the best.

Thanks, good catch. It has been brought up in previous comments.

I have not. Do you ladder the field as well? What level bet in the field?

Did you have fun in the process? For me, that is a key factor. I gamble for the entertainment value. I don't try to make a living out of it.

I’m sorry to hear that. How much were your bets and did you continue to play after you lost the $300 a streak of come out sevens or come out 11s can ruin this strategy. No one can predict exactly what the dice will do.

@@OnPointCraps I played $40 don’t pass and $18 on 6 and $18 on 8. Switched to playing pass line 6 and 8 and won back $1,200. Lots of come out 7s at that table.

@@bwallace112 Great job reading the table. Sometimes the dice don’t want to play your strategy.

Thanks! Not my name for the strategy. I just use it.

Thanks. Finding the right camera angle is tough. Part of it is the magic theater. I don’t have a full table so I make do with what I have. If I zoom out too much it will destroy the illusion

@@OnPointCraps ahh I see.

You are correct. I address it in the video. This was one of my first videos and there are a few mistakes. It’s hard to deal narrate rolled dice, and do payouts. Thanks for watching and I appreciate the comment.

I must have had a brain fart. Can you give me a time stamp?

My pleasure.

Solid play

Not sure what you mean. I was emulating playing as different shooters. Every shooter gets to select new dice.

Possibly. This strategy just plays the three strongest numbers.

Good catch on the missed payment. Mistakes happen when I am doing all the work in a craps table. I try to keep it raw and unedited though. I will consider the field play.

Smaller increases work. You can also reset early if you need to to minimize losses.

Amen to that. There are many reasons and ways to play. For me, I am willing to pay for the entertainment value because I love the game.

Well said and thanks for the comment.

Thanks for the input. I will keep that in mind for future videos.

No reason why or why not. This is just the way the strategy plays. I think the end result of your way probably works out to be about the same. I would have to crunch some math to be sure. Thanks for the comment, I hope you enjoyed the video. Keep the comments coming.

@@OnPointCraps good video. I like to hear any type of theory, I hope I didn't come across as critical, just throwing it out there. As you say.....nothing is guaranteed winning system....as one night playing this system the 6-4 came out three straight times wiping me out. thanks!

@@johnsullivan8695 No offense taken. I enjoy the feedback. The dice tell the story. I have had similar sessions where I am playing DP and 8 comeout 7 and 11 killed me.

It is an interesting variation and works similarly. I will give it a go.

Thanks for the comment. Good luck. I hope it works for you!!

The come out 7 is strong, but once you beat it you are in the clear.

Unfortunately, that happens. The dice gods can be fickle at times. Had you hedged, the dice rolls would have been different an you would have slowly bled. All we as players can do is minimize risk, or be willing to risk it all to hit the home run.

Collect then press is a great way to play.

I agree. The horsemen is my go to strategy. Thanks for the comment.

I have never been told that I couldn’t.

Then they've given you a free 'Option'! :O for a high volatility bet.@@OnPointCraps