Interesting ... I'll give the Bubble Craps machine one more try with this strategy. My experience to date with these machines has not been good ... play dark side DP/DC strategy and it snipes your numbers relentlessly and you see more 7s & 11s than probable (I had 12 7s out of the 24 numbers on the roll tracker). Flip over to a light side strategy or even the Iron Cross and it starts raining 7s and throwing 11s. Hope this works, these things are about the only thing open ... the felt tables are always full.
Hi Rich. My favorite is my "Step Down System". For a low-roller, you could play it on a Bubble Craps machine and start as low as $18 across. I also like the "Both Sides" system where you are limited to 4 units per shooter. It's a grinder, but will allow you to play for a long time with a limited bankroll. Again, a Bubble Craps machine night be where you want to play. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@GamblersUniversity1 I'm intrigued by your system down MASSUP system have you used that and how do you like it in relationship to your stepdown system....
The problem with your Bubble Craps simulation is that you have to have money working. You cannot have $18 across and turn them off on the comeout roll.. The Bubble Craps machine will have to have a bet working.
I want to correct my statement. I always play on an individual Bubble Craps machine and that's what I thought you were talking about. You could play your system on a stadium version of Bubble Craps. Sorry for the mix up.
Just take a minimum bet on the pass/don't pass on the come out roll or bet on both of them to neutralize it, then continue with the system. Not a perfect workaround but I think that's the best you can do.
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This is good. I only have access to a bubble craps in my area. So more sytems you show the better.
Thanks Robert!
What would the next level be after $36 across? $54 or $72. Are you adding $18 each level or doubling?
Hi Nick. The next level would be 54 across, then 72, 90, etc. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Interesting ... I'll give the Bubble Craps machine one more try with this strategy. My experience to date with these machines has not been good ... play dark side DP/DC strategy and it snipes your numbers relentlessly and you see more 7s & 11s than probable (I had 12 7s out of the 24 numbers on the roll tracker). Flip over to a light side strategy or even the Iron Cross and it starts raining 7s and throwing 11s. Hope this works, these things are about the only thing open ... the felt tables are always full.
Good luck Robo! It sounds like you are due some. :)
Can you play the systems live roll at the casino?
Sure. The table minimums will likely be higher, but the strategy transfers to a live table.
Just curious what is your go-to strategy when you go to the casino especially a low-roller strategy
Hi Rich. My favorite is my "Step Down System". For a low-roller, you could play it on a Bubble Craps machine and start as low as $18 across.
I also like the "Both Sides" system where you are limited to 4 units per shooter. It's a grinder, but will allow you to play for a long time with a limited bankroll. Again, a Bubble Craps machine night be where you want to play.
Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@GamblersUniversity1 I'm intrigued by your system down MASSUP system have you used that and how do you like it in relationship to your stepdown system....
Whatever happened to Vince and Sue? Anyone know?
I'm not sure what the story is with Vince. His channel goes dark (as it is now), then suddenly he'll reappear!
Could we start with $100.00
You'd probably want to find a $1 machine. If none are available, you could get away with a $200 buy in on a $3 machine.
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The problem with your Bubble Craps simulation is that you have to have money working. You cannot have $18 across and turn them off on the comeout roll.. The Bubble Craps machine will have to have a bet working.
I want to correct my statement. I always play on an individual Bubble Craps machine and that's what I thought you were talking about. You could play your system on a stadium version of Bubble Craps. Sorry for the mix up.
You are correct about the individual machine. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Just take a minimum bet on the pass/don't pass on the come out roll or bet on both of them to neutralize it, then continue with the system. Not a perfect workaround but I think that's the best you can do.