Thanks again for your help. I have a question. Every time the point is a four or ten, play like a ten dollar hard way bet. If you seven out, next time you get a ten, double the hard way bet to like 20$. The next time 30$ and so on till you get you hard way number for the win. Do you think this could work? After all the hard way number has to come sooner or later.
Sure, I have seen many players play this way. And they do good a lot. But they lose often too. It's hard to stick to that type of progression with just a 1 in 36 chance to win every roll.
Jacob, thanks for what you do. I know it takes a tremendous amount of your free time to make theses videos. Your strategies have really opened my eyes to a completely different way to play craps. Keep up the great work my friend!
@@wagermethis I would really like to try some of your strategies but I won't wear a mask to the casino. I was going to Tunica several days a week before the Covid shut down the casinos. In fact I was there the last day they were open before the shutdown.
John Patrick gives the same advice in his Advanced Craps. Knocked off twice and wait till next shooter. Good video as usual. Thanks for all of your videos.
Needed this as basically a refresher course on when and how to go with the shooter on the light side and mitigate the 7 with come progression. Very nice aggressive finish.
Thanks Jacob, I like the 2 knock off rule. I had 4 come out 7s this past weekend. I was playing my second session with the $900 profit from the first session. I was not paying attention to how the table was rolling and got down to about $150 and started doing $50 don’t with $51 on the 568 and came back to $1000 I believe their is moments this strategy is superior to others but need to read the table and adjust to max out the profit. Again thank you for all you are sharing. I look forward to play with you in Tunica soon.
Nice to know you! Great job on your strategies,You really got my attention, and your( comment and concept )to( lessen!), the priority on controlled shooting over STRADEGY! Im a grad from the Tony Leo school, as well as our grandfather controller, Golden Touch=Dominic,Nevertheless! Im with you on that concept after all, I put a lot of time into my( sets) and practice time on my table.Nevertheless! Im sure a lot of shooters realize that,However! when you said it,It was like a bubble bursting in the air, you can't really hear it, but you can see it. Thank you for all you are doing for this wonderful game of craps.Let me know when you are in Vegas! P.S. By the way!!!!!!!! You are a good shooter yourself!
Thank you. I will definitely let you know when I get out that way. It's really a big deal for me to hear from you Vegas guys. I'm actually trying to make TH-cam/Craps/Sports Betting my profession. To hear from people that have the experience and expertise that you and guys like Tony and Dom do is very exciting to me. I know I am outside the box on a lot of things, but I have what I like to think are solid reasoning and testing behind what I am saying a put out. Thank you again for the support.
Thanks Jacob, I found this really useful as I have been struggling to come up with a way to counter a bad run of Don’t knock offs. I know you shouldn’t chase losses, but sometimes it’s hard to work out what to do next. By setting your two knockoff rule, you give yourself an out. Obviously if that doesn’t work either, then it is time to take a break. Cheers
How about hopping the sevens on the come out to makeup about 60-75% of your don't, and then placing less money to make up for it after the point is established?
That costs too much. The come out being too expensive is a myth. Overall it will be a wash. Sure there are short runs that may go bad, but between the comeout winners and place bet winners and 7 winners it will out weight the bad coneouts
I was wondering if you hop a couple 7s on the come out? Cheap insurance. I use the don't on other shooters, especially if they hit a point. You seem to have a system that works for ya. I like seeing alternate ideas!
Hey Jacob. I don’t understand. You said this is the Iron Cross but if the point is 5,6,8 you don’t put a bet on those numbers. So if point is 5, you are only betting 6,8 field. How are you betting on the 5 to complete the Iron Cross???
Thanks again for your help. I have a question. Every time the point is a four or ten, play like a ten dollar hard way bet. If you seven out, next time you get a ten, double the hard way bet to like 20$. The next time 30$ and so on till you get you hard way number for the win. Do you think this could work? After all the hard way number has to come sooner or later.
Sure, I have seen many players play this way. And they do good a lot. But they lose often too. It's hard to stick to that type of progression with just a 1 in 36 chance to win every roll.
Jacob, thanks for what you do. I know it takes a tremendous amount of your free time to make theses videos. Your strategies have really opened my eyes to a completely different way to play craps. Keep up the great work my friend!
thank you. I appreciate the support. I like making the videos. Hopefully I can save someone some money someday
@@wagermethis I would really like to try some of your strategies but I won't wear a mask to the casino. I was going to Tunica several days a week before the Covid shut down the casinos. In fact I was there the last day they were open before the shutdown.
@@stumphead4885 Yeah wearing a mask sucks. I understand why you dont want to. Hopefully it will be done this year
@@stumphead4885 Why don't you want to wear a mask?
John Patrick gives the same advice in his Advanced Craps. Knocked off twice and wait till next shooter.
Good video as usual. Thanks for all of your videos.
I like John Patrick. I have read a book by him. Most likely where I got that.
Needed this as basically a refresher course on when and how to go with the shooter on the light side and mitigate the 7 with come progression. Very nice aggressive finish.
Thank you. Easy money, easy game
Thanks Jacob, I like the 2 knock off rule. I had 4 come out 7s this past weekend. I was playing my second session with the $900 profit from the first session. I was not paying attention to how the table was rolling and got down to about $150 and started doing $50 don’t with $51 on the 568 and came back to $1000 I believe their is moments this strategy is superior to others but need to read the table and adjust to max out the profit. Again thank you for all you are sharing. I look forward to play with you in Tunica soon.
Awesome, I will start going back to tunica after the 1st of the year. I will keep everyone posted
I’m hard headed....I need someone with me to slap me when I bet again after getting knocked off the Dont twice
LOL... Well I wont slap you but I will let you know
@@wagermethis it’s gonna take a slap....my buddies that I play with usually let me know and I still don’t listen
@@googsfive-0318 LOL
Nice to know you! Great job on your strategies,You really got my attention, and your( comment and concept )to( lessen!), the priority on controlled shooting over STRADEGY! Im a grad from the Tony Leo school, as well as our grandfather controller, Golden Touch=Dominic,Nevertheless! Im with you on that concept after all, I put a lot of time into my( sets) and practice time on my table.Nevertheless! Im sure a lot of shooters realize that,However! when you said it,It was like a bubble bursting in the air, you can't really hear it, but you can see it. Thank you for all you are doing for this wonderful game of craps.Let me know when you are in Vegas!
P.S. By the way!!!!!!!! You are a good shooter yourself!
Thank you. I will definitely let you know when I get out that way. It's really a big deal for me to hear from you Vegas guys. I'm actually trying to make TH-cam/Craps/Sports Betting my profession. To hear from people that have the experience and expertise that you and guys like Tony and Dom do is very exciting to me. I know I am outside the box on a lot of things, but I have what I like to think are solid reasoning and testing behind what I am saying a put out. Thank you again for the support.
Thanks Jacob, I found this really useful as I have been struggling to come up with a way to counter a bad run of Don’t knock offs. I know you shouldn’t chase losses, but sometimes it’s hard to work out what to do next. By setting your two knockoff rule, you give yourself an out. Obviously if that doesn’t work either, then it is time to take a break. Cheers
Thats exactally correct
How about hopping the sevens on the come out to makeup about 60-75% of your don't, and then placing less money to make up for it after the point is established?
That costs too much. The come out being too expensive is a myth. Overall it will be a wash. Sure there are short runs that may go bad, but between the comeout winners and place bet winners and 7 winners it will out weight the bad coneouts
I was wondering if you hop a couple 7s on the come out? Cheap insurance. I use the don't on other shooters, especially if they hit a point. You seem to have a system that works for ya. I like seeing alternate ideas!
Hop bets have a very high house edge.
The Don't Pass bet is very strong on its own, so I would never hedge it.
Hey Jacob. I don’t understand. You said this is the Iron Cross but if the point is 5,6,8 you don’t put a bet on those numbers. So if point is 5, you are only betting 6,8 field. How are you betting on the 5 to complete the Iron Cross???
No because I'm playing the Dont. I win on everything but the 5.
@@wagermethis So, it isn’t an Iron Cross unless you’re calling it that because your trading the 5 for the 7? Am I correct???
@@BW-kv9wj yes
@@wagermethis oh ok. I see your method to your madness. I like it. Bring the 7 into increases your odds of winning over the 5. You’re a genius
@@BW-kv9wj thanks. It's a simple but effective method
craps for breakfast. as American as apple 🍎 pie. good stuff there. proves when a shooter is hot you don't go against the grain.
Yes sir, just ride the wave
Do not ever hop the 7.