Loved all the craps videos from Mr Michael. I never played craps before but I ended up watching 1 through 4 parts last year and that changed my fate once and for all at Vegas casino tables. I must say, extremely informative content you have got Mr Michael. Great job. I played your strategy don't pass line bets and made decent winning last year. Thanks for putting up these videos online. Wish I can personally meet you and thank you for making such vidoes for public. Much appreciated.
Mike, thank you for telling Angela you wouldn't argue for either pass or don't pass. The house advantage is not that much different. It's what you enjoy doing! Most dark side betters think they have an advantage over the house! And we know that's not true. Personally, I won't play on a table with don't betters. They generally bring the fun and enjoyment down. One more thing, all the don't betters that think they have such an advantage are like all of these other videos on TH-cam that have some kind of get rich scheme! It's just not true. You have to make the best bets and hope to get lucky! Thank you for all your videos.
Thanks for the kind words! My truthful opinion is the tiny increase in house edge on the pass side is worth the price for the additional fun factor. The lower house edge on the don't side is a legitimate reason for playing that way, but I think many play that way out of a sense of schadenfreude -- pleasure in watching the rest of the table losing.
the call are on time, the rolls are all prerecorded... do you really think they happened to setup a narrow view camera to catch every one of her rolls in that small of a spot? simple editing mistake
I think Mike provides an extremely accurate explanation of each game, I've seen others that leave out details or miss certain nuances. His advice is always grounded in the mathematics of each gamble and I think it is good to minimize risk in my entertainment. I know that isn't how everyone wants to gamble but it is certainly a big draw for me.
Michael Shackleford ... I wish to make a request when you make your next craps tutorial video. You have Never covered this topic. I would like for you to explain in great detail (crayon) betting both ways at the same time with the Pass line and the Don’t Pass line. What is the house edge percentage? How is that calculated? Is it better to bet this way to have the shooter establish a point, and then After the point is established, either take or lay odds with or against the point depending on what the number is rolled? The Pass line is now nullified by the Don’t Pass line, and the 12 has no bearing on it either-after the point is established. Does this let the player have true free odds at risk/in action with everything else becoming a push/tie? What do you think? Have you seen this before? Is this a good way for the lowest risk?
I'd like to add that you only lose if a 4/5/6/8/9/10 is rolled again. Which means you would lose incrementally instead. So if a 7 hits, you would win all at once from the DP/DC, vs losing all at once from the Pass/Come.
Not sure if I’m doing this correctly, so please correct me if I’m wrong. I want to protect a future $35 Don’t Come bet on a 3x, 4x, 5x odds table by bridging/heeling the odds against any point. I’m not sure what both flat bets should be. Please confirm I think I need $12 on the Don’t Pass, and at the same time, bet $12 on the Pass line too. The shooter rolls I know I’m making a $35 Don’t Come bet now. To protect the Don’t Come, I know I need, either ... $42 odds against the point of 6 or 8. Or I need $54 odds against the point of 5 or 9. Or I need $70 odds against the point of 4 or 10. Again I’m not sure how to calculate the beginning pass and don’t pass to make sure I can lay/bridge/heel on the don’t pass line to protect the $35 Don’t Come bet. You said in one of your videos the flat don’t pass can be multiplied by 6 to find out what the maximum odds pays. Or something like that. Again I am working backwards to try to find the correct answer. Since I know I need $70 odds against the point of 4 which will pay $35. My thoughts on how to get the right answer was to take 70 and divided it by 6 which equals 11.666 so I round up to $12 for the flat don’t pass line. And since I need it to be a tie, I put $12 on the pass line to hedge it. Did I calculate this correctly?
Also, isn't there a clause while playing don't pass, that you can remove your chips from the don't pass line and dont come any time after the come out roll? I don't know why a person would want to remove it tho. But, am I correct in this observation?
Yes you are correct. The player can take down any don’t pass line, don’t pass with odds, or just odds on any don’t pass. Also this applies to Any No Numbers that have traveled from the Don’t Come. This are not contract bets. The pass line is a contract bet and must be resolved. The advantage is always in the player’s favor for the dark side AFTER the point is established. The casino loves when players take down their dark side money.
I understand the math but I just feel it's so wrong to risk 60 for a chance to win 50. (6 or 8 point) I guess I can never be a dark side better. Craps may be the ONLY aspect of my life I don't embrace the dark side. Lol
Michael is showing how he is taking max odds, however he forgot to cover that the player doesn’t have to always bet max odds. As long as the player knows the correct pay out of the number, then the player can bet bet an amount from single odds, up to, max odds. The player’s bankroll should determine how much odds they should risk. Example at a $5 table, if a player bets $5 on the Don’t Pass line, & 6 becomes the point, then the player can bet in units bets of $6 to win $5, up to the table max, which is shown on the table. So risking $60 to win $50 is the same payout as risking $6 to win $5, $12 to win $10, $18 to win $21, ect. If the player has $100, it’s not wise to risk $60, when you get the same odds of action with $12, or $6. Over stretching the odds will kill the bankroll.
Typically I always play as a wrong way bettor. I am a very superstitious player. I cannot tell you how many times I’ve been at a table and I’ve been playing the pass line and the dice take a turn and everyone playing the right way is loosing. I’ll get the dice and I’ll bet don’t and all the sudden I’ll roll a 7. I lost that one bet but the dice are hot again. Crazy as it sounds, I have put it to the test. I also cannot play if my husband is even close to me. He is my cooler. I’ll be playing and on a good streak and just a phone call will cause me to loose. I love this game and I’ll always play. I love the videos and I’ll always be that superstitious player. It’s how I roll. I know it’s crazy and it’s a silly way to play but I win so I go with it.
Honestly Mike, do you start with a bankroll of $5000 when you play this way? Which you say this is the way you like to play. Do you really put more than 3 Don't bets in total on the table at once?
When you're playing the "Dark side" that means you are gambling with the casino. Therefore the casino isn't going to let you play without getting their cut. This being said when you bet this way, you are able to take your bets back and off the table. Why? Again your chances of winning are better and the casino doesn't want you to have any advantage.
Hi I got a few questions about the DC. On your previous video about darkside betting Angela hit the point of 8 and lost her don't pass bet then her DC moved to the 8. The dealers advised her she could lay odds on the DC8 on the come out roll. So my questions are; 1) what happens if Angela rolls an 8 on the come out roll? She loses her 8 bet? Right? 2) what happens if angela rolls a 7 on the come out roll? She wins all her DC bets? (including laid odds) Right? 3) do all DC bets still work (including laid odds) on the come out roll? Thanks for the videos, both series of how to play craps are a fantastic resource to learn from.
I hope someone can answer this. I'm a newbie at Craps. To me, if you make a Don't Pass bet and point is established, unless the point is 4 or 10, you want to remove your bet and wait for the point to be 4 or 10 because there are only 3 ways to roll a 4 or 10 (which you don't want to be thrown and they have the lowest odds of being thrown) and 6 ways to roll a 7 (which you DO want to be thrown and has the highest odds of being thrown). All other point numbers have a higher odds of being thrown than 4 or 10, making your Don't Pass bet riskier. Why not give yourself the absolute best odds of winning. And from what I understand, it's OK to remove your Don't Pass bet after point has been established. I am not compelled to make a bet on every single throw of the dice, so I don't mind sitting out a throw to improve my odds later.
It's a bad idea to remove your Don't Pass bet. You have taken the biggest risk on the come out roll when you are at a big disadvantage. Once a don't pass point is established, the odds are now in your favor to win no matter what the number. That is why the casino allows you to remove your dont pass bet (you have the advantage) They don't allow you to remove a pass line bet because they have the advantage after the come out roll.
NEVER EVER TAKE DOWN A DON'T BET AFTER it survived the initial 7 or 11 that would make it lose! If your fearful of losing it then just place the number to the amount it would win or nearly so to cover that don't wager. For ex: lets say you bet $15 DP and it became a eight. to protect it if you were scared shitless of the eight being made (which you shouldn't be by the way)(since you have an 8.0645% edge over a 50/50 probability anyways), you could just place it for $12 and keep it there til either you win $15 minus $12= plus 3 OR eight comes back and you lose $1, you get paid $14 for the $12 but lose $15 ($14-$15= minus 1 REMEMBER AFTER THIS you must tell the dealer to take the eight down for that to be the final result. This works for all the point numbers, but contrary to what Famous author John Patrick says as I say Hedging as it's called WILL NOT MAKE YOU MONEY.
If you want the people on the table to hate you play the don't pass lol Also if you're extremely unlucky play the don't come bar 😂 The whole point in my opinion is to enjoy beating the casino with a group of people on the passline ect. You'll be the only person celebrating along with a group of people hating you if you play this way 😂
You can bet on either the pass line or the don't pass, but it most be on one or the other to be the shooter. A lot of players don't roll the dice if they bet the don't pass, because you are betting against yourself to roll numbers.
They're doing 6x odds because they pay out 3x, 4x, and 5x for 10, 9, and 8 respectively. It's the same 3x-4x-5x that you can bet odds on for the pass line, just flipped.
She is very lucky with 8 , I would take her dice and change them after she rolled and exchange them . This particular time I would have exchanged them after she rolled an 8 , also
on a Don't Come bet ................. do you lose if either a 7 or an 11 is rolled? Or do you only lose if a 7 is rolled ( unless a Point is established ) ? Thank you
You didn't mention if buying back the odds is a good strategy when a 7 is rolled when the point is off, also if betting the any 7 bet when the point is off to protect your odds if a 7 is rolled on a come out roll is a good idea?
the game confuses me to be honest. For example are Pass line/don't pass line bets compulsory. Can you just play the field or any other bet without pass/don't pass bets. Also can you make a pass line bet and then make a don't come bet. Say a make a pass line bet and a 9 is rolled, Am I able to make a don't come bet or does it have to be a come bet
You only have to make a pass/don't pass bet if you are the shooter. Come/don't come bets basically the same as pass don't pass. If the come out roll is a 6 and the point is established, your pass/don't pass is tied to that number. Then if you wanted to, make your come/don't come bet. If the next roll is an 8, the dealers put your c/dc on 8. Then you want an 8 to come/don't come before the 7.
Hi Michael my is Eric. I live in Las Vegas. I have played craps many times you are asking about the field bet. You can make the field bet at any time it is a self service bet. You don't need to make a pass line/don't pass bet. A pass line or don't pass bet is made at the start of a game when the marker is showing black.
+FlagDUDE08 there are 36 ways to roll a set of dice. 6 ways to roll a 7. there are 3 ways to roll a 4 and a 10. 6-3 reduces to 2-1. there are 4 ways to roll a 5 and a 9. 6-4 reduces to 3-2. there are 5 ways to roll a 6 and an 8. 6-5 is reduced to lowest terms. ;P
You need to investigate further what you perceive as those odds you write here. Dice are squares not flat objects. There is a relationship between 2 dice with an axis. It's complicated.
* * * Of course they're not... they just took a lot of video of the dice rolling all numbers and then edited to the number they wanted... One of the rolls even showed a six and two and the stick man cried out 𝐡𝐚𝐫𝐝 𝐞𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭... (wink) * * * Until that time. . .
The Don't can be a good bet but do NOT lay odds. Why lay $20 to win $10 ?? ( 4 & 10) you win 100% on your bet if you do NOT lay odds. Laying odds is just giving %% back to the casino. Learn how to HEDGE bet when playing on the Don't and D.C. bets. You are playing for money NOT %%%%. When the shooter rolls his point you will be very very happy you did not lay odds. HEDGE BET.
You contradicted yourself at 14:14 You said the don't come and dont pass pay even money when the top right box said..."the don't come" bet looses when a 7 is rolled. So, which is it? Which one is correct? smh
No, that's correct. The odds they laid on each number and their don't pass pay statistically fair. The don't come and don't pass bets, which are the flat bets ( their $10 bets they made before they laid odds on each number ) on the don't pass and don't come get paid even money? The bet placed in the Don't Come bar before establishing a number loses, much like the Come Bet wins on a 7 or 11 before it establishes a number, the bet in the Don't Come bar wins on a 2,3, 12 (push) and loses on that 7 or 11. Make sense?
You guys kill me with these videos telling people you 'can' lay 5 times odds on your flat don't bet !LOL Do you have any idea how much capital you need to play this way? You need at least 10 times(more like 20 X) your 2 or 3 number set up to do this! So if your average bet was 10 + 60 with 2 different numbers you need at least $70 X 10 twice which would be $1400, for 3 numbers you need $2100! Ideally you need closer to 20 times which would be $4100. There is a good chance over the course of a few hrs. you will lose 3 don't bet set ups at least 3 times which is at least $210 x 3= $630. Too funny, best to lay less odds and capitalize on your flat amount since you are getting even money there. But I still believe in laying odds, never heavy on the 4 or 10.
DONT LAY ODDS They have to pay you 100% when you bet on the Don't. If you LAY odds you give back that power. Why lay $20 to win $10 ( Point 4 or 10) STUPID The MORE you lay the less you win ---Really STUPID
Wait WHAT more then 2 Don't come bets? This is probably one of the worst strategies I've ever seen. a repeat of say a nine 3 times with 5x odds and you're down $210. 2 DC's, lose 1 replace with another DC ONCE and THAT'S IT! You might be called the wizard of odds but this is HORRENDOUS! Have you even tried this strategy at real tables in Las Vegas for any extended period? I bet you haven't, you would get destroyed! You have too many targets with 3 DC's and a DP up there. You will probably always (75% of the time) lose at least one of them. You are giving people horrible advice on the Don't side of the table.
Loved all the craps videos from Mr Michael. I never played craps before but I ended up watching 1 through 4 parts last year and that changed my fate once and for all at Vegas casino tables. I must say, extremely informative content you have got Mr Michael. Great job. I played your strategy don't pass line bets and made decent winning last year.
Thanks for putting up these videos online. Wish I can personally meet you and thank you for making such vidoes for public. Much appreciated.
Mike, thank you for telling Angela you wouldn't argue for either pass or don't pass. The house advantage is not that much different. It's what you enjoy doing! Most dark side betters think they have an advantage over the house! And we know that's not true. Personally, I won't play on a table with don't betters. They generally bring the fun and enjoyment down. One more thing, all the don't betters that think they have such an advantage are like all of these other videos on TH-cam that have some kind of get rich scheme! It's just not true. You have to make the best bets and hope to get lucky! Thank you for all your videos.
Thanks for the kind words! My truthful opinion is the tiny increase in house edge on the pass side is worth the price for the additional fun factor. The lower house edge on the don't side is a legitimate reason for playing that way, but I think many play that way out of a sense of schadenfreude -- pleasure in watching the rest of the table losing.
If I was the stick guy, you would have gotten hit with it when you advised her not to lean over the table to place the don't come bet.
Jerry Baskin if she would’ve leaned over and had accidentally shown her breasts they would’ve edit it I’m sure of it
MIKE! Thank you for really breaking it down your videos are a cut above everything else on youtube!
This the best one so far ...very informative video.
@ 11:05 The dice rolled 6 & 4, which is an Easy 10. However, the stickman called "Hard 10," which is a 5 & 5.
HA!!!!!! Good call.
It was right after Mike brought up her choice of shirt lol
the call are on time, the rolls are all prerecorded... do you really think they happened to setup a narrow view camera to catch every one of her rolls in that small of a spot? simple editing mistake
A big thank you, Mike. All of your videos are great.
Had always been intimidated to join a craps table until viewing Mikes videos and reading his books
The tension is undeniable !!!!
Love the videos! I have learned everything i know about Carps, Blackjack and every other table game from you! Thanks
I think Mike provides an extremely accurate explanation of each game, I've seen others that leave out details or miss certain nuances. His advice is always grounded in the mathematics of each gamble and I think it is good to minimize risk in my entertainment. I know that isn't how everyone wants to gamble but it is certainly a big draw for me.
I agree! I would rather play to the best of my ability then make wild bets.
You're welcome. Thanks for the kind words.
Michael Shackleford ... I wish to make a request when you make your next craps tutorial video. You have Never covered this topic. I would like for you to explain in great detail (crayon) betting both ways at the same time with the Pass line and the Don’t Pass line. What is the house edge percentage? How is that calculated? Is it better to bet this way to have the shooter establish a point, and then After the point is established, either take or lay odds with or against the point depending on what the number is rolled? The Pass line is now nullified by the Don’t Pass line, and the 12 has no bearing on it either-after the point is established. Does this let the player have true free odds at risk/in action with everything else becoming a push/tie? What do you think? Have you seen this before? Is this a good way for the lowest risk?
I'd like to add that you only lose if a 4/5/6/8/9/10 is rolled again. Which means you would lose incrementally instead. So if a 7 hits, you would win all at once from the DP/DC, vs losing all at once from the Pass/Come.
I like this channel. Thanks mike
Play the dark side, Now actual show her how bad the table will get when you are winning and everyone else is losing.
Not sure if I’m doing this correctly, so please correct me if I’m wrong.
I want to protect a future $35 Don’t Come bet on a 3x, 4x, 5x odds table by bridging/heeling the odds against any point.
I’m not sure what both flat bets should be. Please confirm
I think I need $12 on the Don’t Pass, and at the same time, bet $12 on the Pass line too.
The shooter rolls
I know I’m making a $35 Don’t Come bet now.
To protect the Don’t Come,
I know I need, either ...
$42 odds against the point of 6 or 8.
Or I need $54 odds against the point of 5 or 9.
Or I need $70 odds against the point of 4 or 10.
Again I’m not sure how to calculate the beginning pass and don’t pass to make sure I can lay/bridge/heel on the don’t pass line to protect the $35 Don’t Come bet.
You said in one of your videos the flat don’t pass can be multiplied by 6 to find out what the maximum odds pays.
Or something like that.
Again I am working backwards to try to find the correct answer.
Since I know I need $70 odds against the point of 4 which will pay $35.
My thoughts on how to get the right answer was to take 70 and divided it by 6 which equals 11.666
so I round up to $12 for the flat don’t pass line.
And since I need it to be a tie,
I put $12 on the pass line to hedge it.
Did I calculate this correctly?
Also, isn't there a clause while playing don't pass, that you can remove your chips from the don't pass line and dont come any time after the come out roll? I don't know why a person would want to remove it tho. But, am I correct in this observation?
Yes you are correct. The player can take down any don’t pass line, don’t pass with odds, or just odds on any don’t pass. Also this applies to Any No Numbers that have traveled from the Don’t Come. This are not contract bets. The pass line is a contract bet and must be resolved.
The advantage is always in the player’s favor for the dark side AFTER the point is established. The casino loves when players take down their dark side money.
What does the 20X mean on the table?
I understand the math but I just feel it's so wrong to risk 60 for a chance to win 50. (6 or 8 point) I guess I can never be a dark side better. Craps may be the ONLY aspect of my life I don't embrace the dark side. Lol
Michael is showing how he is taking max odds, however he forgot to cover that the player doesn’t have to always bet max odds. As long as the player knows the correct pay out of the number, then the player can bet bet an amount from single odds, up to, max odds. The player’s bankroll should determine how much odds they should risk. Example at a $5 table, if a player bets $5 on the Don’t Pass line, & 6 becomes the point, then the player can bet in units bets of $6 to win $5, up to the table max, which is shown on the table. So risking $60 to win $50 is the same payout as risking $6 to win $5, $12 to win $10, $18 to win $21, ect. If the player has $100, it’s not wise to risk $60, when you get the same odds of action with $12, or $6. Over stretching the odds will kill the bankroll.
Excellent video as always Mike. Thanks for the follow on Twitter as well!
Typically I always play as a wrong way bettor. I am a very superstitious player. I cannot tell you how many times I’ve been at a table and I’ve been playing the pass line and the dice take a turn and everyone playing the right way is loosing. I’ll get the dice and I’ll bet don’t and all the sudden I’ll roll a 7. I lost that one bet but the dice are hot again. Crazy as it sounds, I have put it to the test. I also cannot play if my husband is even close to me. He is my cooler. I’ll be playing and on a good streak and just a phone call will cause me to loose. I love this game and I’ll always play. I love the videos and I’ll always be that superstitious player. It’s how I roll. I know it’s crazy and it’s a silly way to play but I win so I go with it.
Honestly Mike, do you start with a bankroll of $5000 when you play this way? Which you say this is the way you like to play. Do you really put more than 3 Don't bets in total on the table at once?
Not me....
@ 6:25 that dont pass bet was not paid correctly (Not the odds, that was paid right)
When you're playing the "Dark side" that means you are gambling with the casino. Therefore the casino isn't going to let you play without getting their cut. This being said when you bet this way, you are able to take your bets back and off the table. Why? Again your chances of winning are better and the casino doesn't want you to have any advantage.
The darkside is not gambling with the casino.
@@jimklemens5018 the dark side is betting the “donts”. Meaning you’re betting with the casino
Hi
I got a few questions about the DC.
On your previous video about darkside betting Angela hit the point of 8 and lost her don't pass bet then her DC moved to the 8. The dealers advised her she could lay odds on the DC8 on the come out roll.
So my questions are;
1) what happens if Angela rolls an 8 on the come out roll?
She loses her 8 bet? Right?
2) what happens if angela rolls a 7 on the come out roll?
She wins all her DC bets? (including laid odds) Right?
3) do all DC bets still work (including laid odds) on the come out roll?
Thanks for the videos, both series of how to play craps are a fantastic resource to learn from.
If I place a lay bet on the 4 for the come out roll
What number wins or lose.....2. 3. 7. 11. 12? someone please explain😢
I hope someone can answer this. I'm a newbie at Craps. To me, if you make a Don't Pass bet and point is established, unless the point is 4 or 10, you want to remove your bet and wait for the point to be 4 or 10 because there are only 3 ways to roll a 4 or 10 (which you don't want to be thrown and they have the lowest odds of being thrown) and 6 ways to roll a 7 (which you DO want to be thrown and has the highest odds of being thrown). All other point numbers have a higher odds of being thrown than 4 or 10, making your Don't Pass bet riskier. Why not give yourself the absolute best odds of winning. And from what I understand, it's OK to remove your Don't Pass bet after point has been established. I am not compelled to make a bet on every single throw of the dice, so I don't mind sitting out a throw to improve my odds later.
the payouts are different; you only get paid 1:2 laying odds on the 4 or 10 when you get paid 5:6 on a 6 or 8.
It's a bad idea to remove your Don't Pass bet. You have taken the biggest risk on the come out roll when you are at a big disadvantage. Once a don't pass point is established, the odds are now in your favor to win no matter what the number. That is why the casino allows you to remove your dont pass bet (you have the advantage) They don't allow you to remove a pass line bet because they have the advantage after the come out roll.
NEVER EVER TAKE DOWN A DON'T BET AFTER it survived the initial 7 or 11 that would make it lose! If your fearful of losing it then just place the number to the amount it would win or nearly so to cover that don't wager. For ex: lets say you bet $15 DP and it became a eight. to protect it if you were scared shitless of the eight being made (which you shouldn't be by the way)(since you have an 8.0645% edge over a 50/50 probability anyways), you could just place it for $12 and keep it there til either you win $15 minus $12= plus 3 OR eight comes back and you lose $1, you get paid $14 for the $12 but lose $15 ($14-$15= minus 1 REMEMBER AFTER THIS you must tell the dealer to take the eight down for that to be the final result. This works for all the point numbers, but contrary to what Famous author John Patrick says as I say Hedging as it's called WILL NOT MAKE YOU MONEY.
A lot of tension at Play !!!!
So Mr. S., you're saying it's not bad to switch between Right and Wrong way betting? It doesn't turn the odds bad?
The stick man can't believe what's going on !!!!
If you want the people on the table to hate you play the don't pass lol Also if you're extremely unlucky play the don't come bar 😂 The whole point in my opinion is to enjoy beating the casino with a group of people on the passline ect. You'll be the only person celebrating along with a group of people hating you if you play this way 😂
Got it, thanks
Why bet 6 x your bet on 6 or 8 lay bet? If I'm betting $10 on don't pass, can't I just make a $12, $18, $24 or $30 lay bet? Why only $60?
When you are the shooter can you put money on the "Dont Come" line or can u only put it on the pass line when you are the shooter?
You can bet on either the pass line or the don't pass, but it most be on one or the other to be the shooter. A lot of players don't roll the dice if they bet the don't pass, because you are betting against yourself to roll numbers.
@@ColorUp I have done that!
I notice when you rolled the 8 9 and 10 you always put six times odds. Why are you doing six times odds?
They're doing 6x odds because they pay out 3x, 4x, and 5x for 10, 9, and 8 respectively. It's the same 3x-4x-5x that you can bet odds on for the pass line, just flipped.
Oh , Jeez Louise , come on guys !!!!
She is very lucky with 8 , I would take her dice and change them after she rolled and exchange them . This particular time I would have exchanged them after she rolled an 8 , also
how can we tell from the table that a bet come from the pass or don't pass, come or don't come since there will be players betting on different sides?
Table has markings on both sides..
on a Don't Come bet ................. do you lose if either a 7 or an 11 is rolled? Or do you only lose if a 7 is rolled ( unless a Point is established ) ? Thank you
On don't pass, on the come out roll, you lose on 7 or 11. After a point is established, you win on 7 and lose on the point.
You didn't mention if buying back the odds is a good strategy when a 7 is rolled when the point is off, also if betting the any 7 bet when the point is off to protect your odds if a 7 is rolled on a come out roll is a good idea?
This question makes no sense. Maybe I can help you if you clarify?
how can I get in touch with the wizard and talk to him about table strategy?
Go search "wizard of odds".
Man those dice she’s using are loaded
That stick man looks so irritated when Mike is slightly pontificating on explaining the rules
the game confuses me to be honest. For example are Pass line/don't pass line bets compulsory. Can you just play the field or any other bet without pass/don't pass bets. Also can you make a pass line bet and then make a don't come bet. Say a make a pass line bet and a 9 is rolled, Am I able to make a don't come bet or does it have to be a come bet
You only have to make a pass/don't pass bet if you are the shooter.
Come/don't come bets basically the same as pass don't pass.
If the come out roll is a 6 and the point is established, your pass/don't pass is tied to that number.
Then if you wanted to, make your come/don't come bet. If the next roll is an 8, the dealers put your c/dc on 8. Then you want an 8 to come/don't come before the 7.
Hi Michael my is Eric. I live in Las Vegas. I have played craps many times you are asking about the field bet. You can make the field bet at any time it is a self service bet. You don't need to make a pass line/don't pass bet. A pass line or don't pass bet is made at the start of a game when the marker is showing black.
YES! The field bet is a one roll bet.
Don’t care about winning. I only want to stand next to her!
Simp
me too
Angela is hott !
they are putting a lot more $$ on these bets than I would...usually don't lay odds on the DC
I have and it works....sometimes.
But odds are even money and brings the house edge a lot lower per roll.
the odds payouts of 1 to 2 on 4/10, 2 to 3 on 5/9, and 5 to 6 on 6/8 sre mathematically fair?
How many ways are there to roll those? How many are there for a seven? Reduce the corresponding fractions.
+FlagDUDE08 there are 36 ways to roll a set of dice. 6 ways to roll a 7.
there are 3 ways to roll a 4 and a 10.
6-3 reduces to 2-1.
there are 4 ways to roll a 5 and a 9.
6-4 reduces to 3-2.
there are 5 ways to roll a 6 and an 8.
6-5 is reduced to lowest terms. ;P
You need to investigate further what you perceive as those odds you write here. Dice are squares not flat objects. There is a relationship between 2 dice with an axis. It's complicated.
Thanks
i thaught she was a dealer in vegas how could she not know
can someone tells me what he means by a "push" on the 12?
Miami Vince is means it's a tie...you don't win or lose.
cheers bruz
i dont think she is really shooting the dice. they are landing tooo perfect everytime. when you watch a real table the dice are everyyywhheerree
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Of course they're not... they just took a lot of video of the dice rolling all numbers and then edited to the number they wanted...
One of the rolls even showed a six and two and the stick man cried out 𝐡𝐚𝐫𝐝 𝐞𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭... (wink)
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Until that time. . .
I like playing craps but I dont like superstitious people so I rarely play it.
Wow Angela is a beautiful woman, but you can see that the drop has happened since the last craps video 👍😎
michael im your 5000th subscriber
This lady just gets more and more beautiful with time... dam
When I've played: 6 gets 7 on even numbers
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The Don't can be a good bet but do NOT lay odds. Why lay $20 to win $10 ?? ( 4 & 10) you win 100% on your bet if you do NOT lay odds. Laying odds is just giving %% back to the casino. Learn how to HEDGE bet when playing on the Don't and D.C. bets. You are playing for money NOT %%%%. When the shooter rolls his point you will be very very happy you did not lay odds. HEDGE BET.
You contradicted yourself at 14:14 You said the don't come and dont pass pay even money when the top right box said..."the don't come" bet looses when a 7 is rolled. So, which is it? Which one is correct? smh
No, that's correct. The odds they laid on each number and their don't pass pay statistically fair. The don't come and don't pass bets, which are the flat bets ( their $10 bets they made before they laid odds on each number ) on the don't pass and don't come get paid even money? The bet placed in the Don't Come bar before establishing a number loses, much like the Come Bet wins on a 7 or 11 before it establishes a number, the bet in the Don't Come bar wins on a 2,3, 12 (push) and loses on that 7 or 11. Make sense?
No such thing as a "Don't Pass Bar ".
Good luck not coming
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@11:18 is an easy way ten.
Always lose when she places don't come bets 😒😏
Remake this video with a better angle on the beautiful women and lots of leaning.
You guys kill me with these videos telling people you 'can' lay 5 times odds on your flat don't bet !LOL Do you have any idea how much capital you need to play this way? You need at least 10 times(more like 20 X) your 2 or 3 number set up to do this! So if your average bet was 10 + 60 with 2 different numbers you need at least $70 X 10 twice which would be $1400, for 3 numbers you need $2100! Ideally you need closer to 20 times which would be $4100. There is a good chance over the course of a few hrs. you will lose 3 don't bet set ups at least 3 times which is at least $210 x 3= $630. Too funny, best to lay less odds and capitalize on your flat amount since you are getting even money there. But I still believe in laying odds, never heavy on the 4 or 10.
Yes,it's costs more to play on the DARK SIDE.
You can lay odds up to 6 times your Don't flat bet.
DONT LAY ODDS They have to pay you 100% when you bet on the Don't. If you LAY odds you give back that power. Why lay $20 to win $10 ( Point 4 or 10) STUPID The MORE you lay the less you win ---Really STUPID
Wait WHAT more then 2 Don't come bets? This is probably one of the worst strategies I've ever seen. a repeat of say a nine 3 times with 5x odds and you're down $210. 2 DC's, lose 1 replace with another DC ONCE and THAT'S IT! You might be called the wizard of odds but this is HORRENDOUS! Have you even tried this strategy at real tables in Las Vegas for any extended period? I bet you haven't, you would get destroyed! You have too many targets with 3 DC's and a DP up there. You will probably always (75% of the time) lose at least one of them. You are giving people horrible advice on the Don't side of the table.
I agree. Just 2 DC's maximum.