Brian I tried one of your strategies from a previous video today on my home practice table. It was the $154 on the inside, then after the first hit, drop it to $54. It worked! After playing for just over an hour I was up over $300.
Making back the PSO's is not mathematically feasible doing this. The pso is 16.9%, The press and collect does not return enough in average rolls. You're getting close especially with the comments at the end with a system that works well. I often start with $330 inside, I drop a nickel on the first number hit and press $110 which of course lands me at $440 inside, I take one hit and reduce in half to house money ($220 inside). This is my standard opening play on 90% of my craps play. Yes, it's expensive and I play with 10k bank and $2.6k buy in's. It has done quite well over the years and has an incredible comp value. This would not be feasible if the person does not have an above average bank to work with. To go deeper, I then press 6&8 on the third number hit and then 5&9 on the fourth. I collect black on the Fifth, I then Press 6&8 and 5&9 again. At this point my next hits, if the roll continues, I press across 110 until I have $880 inside. At this point the number hit is worth $280 and this is what I call my bonus game, If I get this number hit, I reduce to $220 inside which gives me the $280 + $660 being a $940 addition to the bank. Rinse and repeat for a monster roll. Also, can Reduce to $330 inside to try and hit bonus game twice. I'm not sure if this makes sense? Anyways, I do this because it's essential to get onto house money ASAP and also recoup the PSO inevitable losses. Doing this has me rated around high 400's (rc sucks) to high 500's(usually ncl rates me high) depending on my relationship with the pit boss that's on at the time. I also often play the boys with me across the inside reds on each number I'm on when I roll. End of the trip green or black depending on them and my trip/comp value. Keeping the crew happy does wonders for those times when a misdeal or question about rating comes up. Sorry for the long message but I do play quite often and have only ever paid for 1 cruise in my life. I would encourage you to explore this structure, you can of course reduce the numbers for a reasonable budget. I am aware that this is a bit high, especially for more recreational type players. I always enjoy watching people play for their vacation, especially when they do it in a way that will give them a decent chance to at least break even, if not win!
Brian. Love your videos. Took 2 cruises and won free trips on each . But I’m receiving free offers in the mail every week from RC. My question is : if I don’t play at all on my next cruise I’ll these offers stop?
@@alsaggese6693 They say that they expect you to play at least $300 in the casino or they can stop offers…however, I haven’t heard of offers stopping from anyone 🤷♂️ - thanks for watching 🤩
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Brian I tried one of your strategies from a previous video today on my home practice table. It was the $154 on the inside, then after the first hit, drop it to $54. It worked! After playing for just over an hour I was up over $300.
@@mikeclark7332 awesomeness 👏🏻🎲🎲👍🏼✅
Making back the PSO's is not mathematically feasible doing this. The pso is 16.9%, The press and collect does not return enough in average rolls. You're getting close especially with the comments at the end with a system that works well. I often start with $330 inside, I drop a nickel on the first number hit and press $110 which of course lands me at $440 inside, I take one hit and reduce in half to house money ($220 inside). This is my standard opening play on 90% of my craps play. Yes, it's expensive and I play with 10k bank and $2.6k buy in's. It has done quite well over the years and has an incredible comp value. This would not be feasible if the person does not have an above average bank to work with.
To go deeper, I then press 6&8 on the third number hit and then 5&9 on the fourth. I collect black on the Fifth, I then Press 6&8 and 5&9 again. At this point my next hits, if the roll continues, I press across 110 until I have $880 inside. At this point the number hit is worth $280 and this is what I call my bonus game, If I get this number hit, I reduce to $220 inside which gives me the $280 + $660 being a $940 addition to the bank. Rinse and repeat for a monster roll. Also, can Reduce to $330 inside to try and hit bonus game twice. I'm not sure if this makes sense? Anyways, I do this because it's essential to get onto house money ASAP and also recoup the PSO inevitable losses. Doing this has me rated around high 400's (rc sucks) to high 500's(usually ncl rates me high) depending on my relationship with the pit boss that's on at the time. I also often play the boys with me across the inside reds on each number I'm on when I roll. End of the trip green or black depending on them and my trip/comp value. Keeping the crew happy does wonders for those times when a misdeal or question about rating comes up.
Sorry for the long message but I do play quite often and have only ever paid for 1 cruise in my life. I would encourage you to explore this structure, you can of course reduce the numbers for a reasonable budget. I am aware that this is a bit high, especially for more recreational type players. I always enjoy watching people play for their vacation, especially when they do it in a way that will give them a decent chance to at least break even, if not win!
Good morning Brian from sunny Southern California
Brian. Love your videos. Took 2 cruises and won free trips on each . But I’m receiving free offers in the mail every week from RC. My question is : if I don’t play at all on my next cruise I’ll these offers stop?
@@alsaggese6693 They say that they expect you to play at least $300 in the casino or they can stop offers…however, I haven’t heard of offers stopping from anyone 🤷♂️ - thanks for watching 🤩
Should have took that 5 to 30 with your left over profit.
Brian what do you think the casino would make your average bet for this strategy
@@fergusryan5464 I think it would balance out as long as you’re pressing to get back to that higher level…maybe $100 🤷♂️