I have tested this strategy at least 10 times on live and crapsee and have not lost yet. About 50 rolls each time. I did sometimes hedge the 4 10 when it seemed they were hitting.
Tried out this strategy on a live Crapsee session, and did really good!. It was a $10 minimum, so did $44 across the inside, and $2 on each horn to start (i.e. 2 units). At one point, laddered up to 6 units, and got back-to-back horns. As you've pointed out, this one comes back really quick. Definitely like this one, and looking forward to using it on my next Bubble Craps session.
@@rayh2948 Actually, it was a total of $176, or $40-$48-$48-$40 across the inside, and $8 on each horn bet ($32), for a total outlay of $208. To be more correct, better to say it was a total of 8 units, if each unit is $5/$6. Start off with 2 units, then 3, 4, etc. Laddering down was a bit of a judgement call. With 8 units on the horn, they rolled a 12. That got me back to a more comfortable position after experiencing a steady string of 7's, 4's, &10s. I then dropped to 4 units ($88 inside- $16 horn), and the next roll was a 2. After that, back to 2 units of $5/$6, and $2 horn bets. Ended up with $312 on a bankroll of $1200.
@@rayh2948 Actually, it was a total of $176, or $40-$48-$48-$40 across the inside, and $8 on each horn bet ($32), for a total outlay of $208. To be more correct, better to say it was a total of 8 units, if each unit is $5/$6. Start off with 2 units, then 3, 4, etc. Laddering down was a bit of a judgement call. With 8 units on the horn, they rolled a 12. That got me back to a more comfortable position after experiencing a steady string of 7's, 4's, &10s. I then dropped to 4 units ($88 inside- $16 horn), and the next roll was a 2. After that, back to 2 units of $5/$6, and $2 horn bets. I also laddered up while in profit, after taking a couple 7's. Once again, got a couple horn bet wins. My final bet was setting aside something I was happy with and betting the rest on 1-2 five unit rolls. The next roll was a 12, and I was done. $312 profit on a $1200 bankroll.
@@rayh2948 Actually, it was a total of $176, or $40-$48-$48-$40 across the inside, and $8 on each horn bet ($32), for a total outlay of $208. To be more correct, better to say it was a total of 8 units, if each unit is $5/$6. Start off with 2 units, then 3, 4, etc.
I have tested this strategy at least 10 times on live and crapsee and have not lost yet. About 50 rolls each time. I did sometimes hedge the 4 10 when it seemed they were hitting.
@@MarbleForkBand that's pretty good results ! Nice job
Now this is a DTF strategy. Very simple and rolled pretty well on crapsee so far! Thanks once again for another video!
What's Dtf?
We on our way to Reno! Anybody have a casino they like playing craps at? I’m excited to play the horn this way…thank you Waylon!
Good luck!!
Tried out this strategy on a live Crapsee session, and did really good!. It was a $10 minimum, so did $44 across the inside, and $2 on each horn to start (i.e. 2 units). At one point, laddered up to 6 units, and got back-to-back horns. As you've pointed out, this one comes back really quick. Definitely like this one, and looking forward to using it on my next Bubble Craps session.
@@rikdeere good job my friend
When you say you laddered up 6 units, does that mean you had $264 inside? The bubble craps at my local Hard Rock is a $10 min all the time.
@@rayh2948 Actually, it was a total of $176, or $40-$48-$48-$40 across the inside, and $8 on each horn bet ($32), for a total outlay of $208. To be more correct, better to say it was a total of 8 units, if each unit is $5/$6. Start off with 2 units, then 3, 4, etc. Laddering down was a bit of a judgement call. With 8 units on the horn, they rolled a 12. That got me back to a more comfortable position after experiencing a steady string of 7's, 4's, &10s. I then dropped to 4 units ($88 inside- $16 horn), and the next roll was a 2. After that, back to 2 units of $5/$6, and $2 horn bets. Ended up with $312 on a bankroll of $1200.
@@rayh2948 Actually, it was a total of $176, or $40-$48-$48-$40 across the inside, and $8 on each horn bet ($32), for a total outlay of $208. To be more correct, better to say it was a total of 8 units, if each unit is $5/$6. Start off with 2 units, then 3, 4, etc. Laddering down was a bit of a judgement call. With 8 units on the horn, they rolled a 12. That got me back to a more comfortable position after experiencing a steady string of 7's, 4's, &10s. I then dropped to 4 units ($88 inside- $16 horn), and the next roll was a 2. After that, back to 2 units of $5/$6, and $2 horn bets. I also laddered up while in profit, after taking a couple 7's. Once again, got a couple horn bet wins. My final bet was setting aside something I was happy with and betting the rest on 1-2 five unit rolls. The next roll was a 12, and I was done. $312 profit on a $1200 bankroll.
@@rayh2948 Actually, it was a total of $176, or $40-$48-$48-$40 across the inside, and $8 on each horn bet ($32), for a total outlay of $208. To be more correct, better to say it was a total of 8 units, if each unit is $5/$6. Start off with 2 units, then 3, 4, etc.
Another great bubble strategy. Thanks
@@HedgeapleJoe thanks brother
Nice strat. If yu had to, how would you insert a DC? Thx for extra videos lately.
@@marcusmason8325 after the point was set probably