After watching your videos for a couple of months I gained enough confidence to try a live table. Drove to Lake Charles and L’Auberge du Lac and found all the tables were $25 minimum. Too rich for my blood. Then I noticed this game (I had not seen your videos for it). I decided to play since the minimum was more in line with my budget. It was w cold table with very few people getting past 4 rolls. Was down to my last $20 when another player went on a 21-roll streak. Ended up breaking even after a mostly enjoyable 2 hours. The countdown clock was set for something like 10 seconds which created a rushed feeling after each roll. I made w couple operator errors which cost me about $40. But as this was my first time and I gained some confidence, I’m looking forward to playing it again.
Oh man no way I’ll ever play electronic craps… when I lose the tactile feel for my chips, money management goes out the window. Glad you showed this though! Really interesting!
Interesting comment. To me at least this one has dice haha i think about COVID and how those chips are never washed... This table seems really cool to me
I had a 28 roll on "Roll to Win" craps today! This was my first time on these tables. I've seen others play them but never rolled, myself. The "speed bumps" kind of threw me but, as long as I land in my 6" landing zone from the wall, and gently land, that isn't a problem. I'm fan.
BTW, it was a $5 min/$2,000 max table and the only one open. Also, it did not allow $5 bets on six and eight. You had to bet like a regular craps table. My first round was another shooter and I tried to bet the way I saw you betting here and as soon as it said, "No More Bets", my improper bets disappeared and went back to my stack. Also, it paid me a couple of times that I didn't win. That worries me because, now I'm wondering how many times it didn't pay me properly in the house's favor.
Players at Mohegan Sun and Foxwoods destroyed the Roll To Win craps game so much so the games were shut down i routinely saw 25 plus rolls and even had a 27 roll myself the big winners hit the 60 times odds on the occasional bonus with the horn bets the dicesetters had a field day
I was in Atlantic City and I was on one of these machines. I rolled 37 in a row and at 35 the stick man said it didn’t hit the back wall and the people down at that end argued and it lasted around 10minutes of nonsense. Well then you know what number came
If I play the iron cross I put 30.00 on 5/6/8 and 15.00 in the field and press on a double by one unit then hedge my total risk and pull down the winning numbers as Thay hit then pull down my hedge and go for a walk ( remember time is not you're friend in this game or any gambling for that matter) 🤑
Played the RtW at Harrah's South Tahoe a couple weeks ago. It was really nice seeing people who'd never played craps before get in on the action and have fun. Of course I couldn't buy a win that day but the milkshake was worth every penny of the $400 I dropped 🤣
Coushatta (Louisiana) had this table during spring break but took it off during summer. Some people say its broken but I don't think the casino like it taking away from the craps real tables, so they probably turned it off. Sad really, I like the laid back of it all while still being able to throw the dices.
@@ColorUp Thats great to hear of it just repair parts because its really enjoyable to just play with 5 dollar minimum. The tables in Coushatta usually doesn't go lower than $15.
I love your method! I use it every time I'm in the Casino. If the point is 6 or 8, once I get up on all the numbers and collected a bit I like to get odds on my pass line bet. Just because of the probability factor. I hope you make more videos showing any variations to your favorite strategy!
I really enjoyed this video. I've never played on a RTW table. Every time I've been in AC, table was closed. Neither of my locals have one, nor a bubble craps.
I would play the Field on the come out roll. There's no immediate loss when playing Pass Line + Field on come out, only you don't win with the "7", but you're protected from or win with a craps number being rolled. Including the Field bet on come out, if the point is a 4,9 or 10, the Pass Line bet is not a losing bet; if the point is a 5, 6 or 8, then the Pass Line bet is on commonly rolled numbers.
They have this table at Hard Rock in Tampa, but it is the fully digital, no live dice. I have seen some monster rolls on this table. I have seen multiple 30+ rolls, two 40+ rolls and I walked up on a guy who "rolled" the digital dice 62 times. It was crazy. Really hope they get live dice soon though.
Few items, can you sit ? , do you have to roll? Looks like cost savings for the casino , 1 employee instead of 4 . Nice hybrid game. Thanks for sharing.
I played the digital craps table for the first time this week ($10 min) & did pretty good. best roll was 29 rolls & I had 3 more rolls over 15. There was one other shooter on the opposite end, & He killed it with 62 rolls without a Seven Zero 7's even on Come out rolls !!! Table seems a little bouncy & feels like silicone! but I'm taking a liking to it. 2 women did pretty good 21 rolls & the other 25 rolls, most of the other shooters all sevened out before 10 rolls. The table has a Counter next to the stickman that counts the Rolls which is nice.
Hey Jeremy! I had the pleasure of playing on a Roll to Win table tonight at the Gun Lake Casino in Wayland MI (only other option was a $5 min crapless craps table). I had a blast! With the strategy I play, I was able to manage my bets easily without the timer being an issue if I wasn't busy holding a conversation with the stickman. I loved being able to manage my place bets myself as I would do on a bubble machine and being able to see exactly how much I have out there helps me keep track of my units while power pressing. I definitely see it being less intimidating for a newer/nervous player. I wish my local casino in Iowa had one of these, maybe then I'd be able to drag my wife to the table with me
Hi Jeremy- Love the content. What a coincidence to see this video- I just got to Reno yesterday and will probably play my first RTW table tonight. I'll give your "6 and 8 with field press" tonight.
Would love to see this table at the casinos I visit. I like the organization of the touch screen at bubble craps but would love to actually shoot the dice
at 10:13 you have your ground work set. Never know when someone will roll a 7 but does it ever make sense to pull back all the money if for some reason you feel a 7 is coming? Do people do this? I am brand new
Hit one of these digital Craps machines at Circus Circus, ended up shooting 24 rolls, would have been longer, but the dealer stopped the table for 5 minutes for "technical difficulties."Next roll, I 7 out. Ended cashing out just over $400 with just a $50 buy-in.
I love how fast the dice can go out. My biggest issue is when I am shooting and I have to wait 5 minutes before I roll again. I know its all in my head, but when the dice are moving faster I feel like I shoot better.
Nice Video!….. just once I would love to see you guys play to a 3 to score hits. Take them down or regress. You would of been even and in profit. Just try it! That being said. I very much enjoy your content and professional approach!
Yes, it should be $19.50. $19 is what a real table would round down to. On electronic machines they almost always pay to penny. Not sure why, but they must have this set to round down payment 😡
Most regular tables they take the vig upfront with the bet. If this is the case always place the 5/9. If they only take vig if bet wins, it makes sense to buy the 5/9. This is rare though, you just have to ask the local rules.
My local roll to win at Talking Stick doesn't pay to the penny and table is always $10 min during slow time so it's hard for me to play. Have to use the bubble craps machine for $1
What do you think about betting on the come instead of the field except for maybe the come out roll where I did bet the field. I did great betting on the come to cover my #s this past week when I played for the first time. So even if it hit the six or 8 when I had those placed I could move my money to another # now that it was covered by the come. Love the videos and thanks for the tip about buying outside #s instead of placing them like I had been doing 👌👌
A fun way to spend the afternoon. I'm finding that our local roll to win table is a lot more laid back and if you play the dark side no one really cares.
@@ColorUp .. I watched a video today.. on Color up it was about a mathematically professor that basically use the Martingale system. Place the six and eight and use that money to spread out to either side. Can somebody give me the name of that video ? I would appreciate it
I hate these tables, feel like i 7 out way more often, maybe thats just me but the whole dice placement thing doesn't seem to work as well, they bounce way more.
This video will explain. th-cam.com/video/qRsaYIj-cgc/w-d-xo.html. On electronic machines, because They pay to penny, and do not round down, always buy the 4,5,9,10 and place the 6,8
I would’ve made a killing off of your roll with all of the 12’s. I play the iron cross and use the field winnings to cover the other numbers and once everything is covered I place a $4 horn every roll. Unfortunately my local casino is taking the Roll to Win craps table out because they are getting killed on it.
You should double on the nubmers what you put in the field to insure when the numbers hit you gain and when it's time start out with $1 out on the hard ways after every shooter add a unit. You will thank me later
Question for you: my casino has stadium craps (also pays to the penny) but the buy bets require the vig up front! Is this still a good bet?? Or is a place bet the way to go?
Mohegan Sun and Foxwoods BOTH took out their roll to win craps games as the dice setters were creaming it and the occasional bonus 60 times odds on the horn bets were being exploited as well, those tables went dark after only a few months of being in operation,,, when did you EVER hear of ANY casino game being taken out of service ?????
Most of them in Vegas were pulled as well. So from what I’m told, not due to them being beat, but constantly breaking down and can’t get the repair parts due to pandemic. But who knows truth 🤷♂️
@@ColorUp I actually got that information from one of the craps pit bosses when i directed the question to him as to why they took the Roll to win Craps machines out that was his answer, to be sure there were also electronic issues as well.
We have one of these here in Tampa but we cant throw the dice. Its machine rolled. Its the closest thing we have to true craps. At first I was super excited because it was better than the bubble craps. Recently I have been wondering about the algorithm of roll generator. Is there any external variants such at activity or times of the week or is it a true random number generator. I have my doubts. I think it is a great idea and I think this is the way craps will go, its less overhead for the casino. I do miss the interaction with the dealers and such. Since we cant roll the dice there is no need for a stick man. Also I see you have 20 seconds to bet, we have just 15 here and all the craps machines are $10 minimum.
my highest roll on these machines was 47 .... And highest documented with photo was 101/ ONE Hundred and ONE.!!!.. unreal also seen a sixty roll just with a shake and throw
I noticed the $5 buy on the 10 paid $14.50. Isn't the vig supposed to be 5% of the bet, not the winnings? A 5% vig on the $5 bet would be $0.25. That's how I've always seen it on the bubble craps machines.
Yes, it’s calculated on win which is incorrect compared to standard. The verbiage in help menu is a little ambiguous. Not sure if it’s a programmer error or made that way on purpose.
Long term, whether you play odds or not, player loses same amount, 1.4% of whatever is bet on pass line. Odds great additional bet if you have extra bankroll, but doesn’t increase chances to win, just increases volatility, which could be good or bad for the player.
Actually in principle I’m against this kind of game. Even though they still have a live dealer, they will eventually get rid of them, too. Do we have to get rid of All the jobs? And human interaction? I prefer a live game and a human being to talk to and to have a job. But the companies love this idea because then they don’t have to pay anyone a salary anymore. They love automation. Guess what? Management is expendable, too! We are All going to be replaced soon enough and then how will people make a living anymore? No job means no earnings! Is the Government going to give everyone Universal Income then? Or Free Food and Housing? How is this system going to work in the future? That’s what concerns me. Anyway, thanks for recording this!
Well as of now, it’s not replacing anyone, it’s just being added as an additional game. It went into many Vegas casinos, and most have been removed already. I think they underestimated how much people love interacting with dealers players and handling chips. We will see what future holds. 🤷♂️
@Color Up That’s surprising because it looks flashy, high tech and new. The Slots today resemble Video Games with the flashy lights and graphics. I’m surprised the light Craps game failed. People generally love flashy effects. The video game without people and with mechanical dice doesn’t look as much fun as a regular game. Part of the fun is getting different people to roll the Dice and getting different results. Thanks for the update!
Great way to lock in profit, but you miss out on big wins. Math says pulling down is smarter, as you’ll see many more short rolls than those big rolls though.
@@ColorUp On the Electric Table its a different roll than the standard table. shooters who roll like they do on the regular craps table will always 7 out quickly. Because of that your strategy has to be about snatching a max of 2 on other shooters ......it would have been more prudent to place $18 on 6 and 8 and $5 on 4,5,9,10 if you want to play low and small. that way at least you aren't wasting the few rolls you can expect only making a few cents.
Never seen anything like this before!! 🤯🎲🎲🤯 They don't have any of these in Vegas, at least not downtown. I don't understand why you don't bet the field each roll. You rolled 12 four times.....🤯🎲🎲🤯
Not on digital machines like this one and bubble machines etc. they pay to the penny, so there are no rounding discrepancies like at a standard table game. But at standard table game you are correct.
I was told they're too labor intensive needing 4 employees for each table so they wanted to get rid of them. Another reason the minimums have gone sky high. Am I wrong? I hope I am. @@ColorUp
@@Makai_Falcon real tables have always required 4 workers. The labor is still significantly cheaper than the maintenance and lease of digital tables and that is why digital tables are being removed. Many tables went from $5 to $25 nearly overnight during pandemic, due to only being allowed to have a couple players, so there was a supply and demand issue. It’s just pure greed why the limits are still high. Some places have brought table minimums down to attract players and they are still very profitable.
Why no odds? 5x....wowza. I see more and more people play this way. With that said, Im usually still standing at the table when the old lady walks up and asks....how is this played? And then proceeds to roll for 45 minutes, while they are long gone.
I enjoy the GSR when I am there... I will say however, seeing a concert in their event space; that the back half (the space covered by the overhang) is not that great for bass sounds. but had fun none the less...
After watching your videos for a couple of months I gained enough confidence to try a live table. Drove to Lake Charles and L’Auberge du Lac and found all the tables were $25 minimum. Too rich for my blood. Then I noticed this game (I had not seen your videos for it). I decided to play since the minimum was more in line with my budget. It was w cold table with very few people getting past 4 rolls. Was down to my last $20 when another player went on a 21-roll streak. Ended up breaking even after a mostly enjoyable 2 hours.
The countdown clock was set for something like 10 seconds which created a rushed feeling after each roll. I made w couple operator errors which cost me about $40.
But as this was my first time and I gained some confidence, I’m looking forward to playing it again.
Glad you found this option that fits your budget better. Its not quite like the real thing, but like you...im not playing for $25
Oh man no way I’ll ever play electronic craps… when I lose the tactile feel for my chips, money management goes out the window. Glad you showed this though! Really interesting!
Interesting comment.
To me at least this one has dice haha i think about COVID and how those chips are never washed...
This table seems really cool to me
Computer programs can never RNG so it’s already flawed
I had a 28 roll on "Roll to Win" craps today! This was my first time on these tables. I've seen others play them but never rolled, myself. The "speed bumps" kind of threw me but, as long as I land in my 6" landing zone from the wall, and gently land, that isn't a problem. I'm fan.
BTW, it was a $5 min/$2,000 max table and the only one open. Also, it did not allow $5 bets on six and eight. You had to bet like a regular craps table. My first round was another shooter and I tried to bet the way I saw you betting here and as soon as it said, "No More Bets", my improper bets disappeared and went back to my stack.
Also, it paid me a couple of times that I didn't win. That worries me because, now I'm wondering how many times it didn't pay me properly in the house's favor.
@@chenryrex yeah u gotta watch the payouts. wow that's really surprising
Players at Mohegan Sun and Foxwoods destroyed the Roll To Win craps game so much so the games were shut down i routinely saw 25 plus rolls and even had a 27 roll myself the big winners hit the 60 times odds on the occasional bonus with the horn bets the dicesetters had a field day
I was in Atlantic City and I was on one of these machines. I rolled 37 in a row and at 35 the stick man said it didn’t hit the back wall and the people down at that end argued and it lasted around 10minutes of nonsense. Well then you know what number came
We’re at Resorts? If so I heard the same thing from those dealers. Lol
Can’t get enough of these Jeremy!! Do a long session 1+ hour session so we can watch the variance… Or put the extra footage for the club members :-)
What? An Electric Craps Table? This is new! I saw an Electric Roulette game once but this is cooler!
Thanks for showing me this!
If I play the iron cross I put 30.00 on 5/6/8 and 15.00 in the field and press on a double by one unit then hedge my total risk and pull down the winning numbers as Thay hit then pull down my hedge and go for a walk ( remember time is not you're friend in this game or any gambling for that matter) 🤑
Love the hand motions in front of the screen. It helps the with the communication.
This is also my favorite strategy ! More videos just like this please !!
Played the RtW at Harrah's South Tahoe a couple weeks ago. It was really nice seeing people who'd never played craps before get in on the action and have fun. Of course I couldn't buy a win that day but the milkshake was worth every penny of the $400 I dropped 🤣
Good milkshake I guess ha!
Nothing like a FREE..........
....$500 FOUNTAIN DRINK
Coushatta (Louisiana) had this table during spring break but took it off during summer. Some people say its broken but I don't think the casino like it taking away from the craps real tables, so they probably turned it off. Sad really, I like the laid back of it all while still being able to throw the dices.
I’m hearing the machines are high maintenance, and because of supply issues very difficult to get repair parts.
@@ColorUp Thats great to hear of it just repair parts because its really enjoyable to just play with 5 dollar minimum. The tables in Coushatta usually doesn't go lower than $15.
Could you please make a roll to win 😧😧 craps video playing the don't pass !!!!????
I love your method! I use it every time I'm in the Casino. If the point is 6 or 8, once I get up on all the numbers and collected a bit I like to get odds on my pass line bet. Just because of the probability factor. I hope you make more videos showing any variations to your favorite strategy!
That is awesome!
I really enjoyed this video. I've never played on a RTW table. Every time I've been in AC, table was closed. Neither of my locals have one, nor a bubble craps.
I would play the Field on the come out roll. There's no immediate loss when playing Pass Line + Field on come out, only you don't win with the "7", but you're protected from or win with a craps number being rolled. Including the Field bet on come out, if the point is a 4,9 or 10, the Pass Line bet is not a losing bet; if the point is a 5, 6 or 8, then the Pass Line bet is on commonly rolled numbers.
Many people hedge come out roll with field bet.
Love this system with no dealers!.. Bring all bets on & off, without stress with chips all over the table.
These vidz at this table are great. Keep them coming Jeremy
They have this table at Hard Rock in Tampa, but it is the fully digital, no live dice. I have seen some monster rolls on this table. I have seen multiple 30+ rolls, two 40+ rolls and I walked up on a guy who "rolled" the digital dice 62 times. It was crazy. Really hope they get live dice soon though.
Few items, can you sit ? , do you have to roll? Looks like cost savings for the casino , 1 employee instead of 4 . Nice hybrid game. Thanks for sharing.
Yes can sit, chairs at every terminal. At least at this casino. You do not have to roll the dice and can pass.
Somebody has to throw dice and has to have minimum ( 5 $ ) pass line bet …they had chairs where I’m at….
I played the digital craps table for the first time this week ($10 min) & did pretty good. best roll was 29 rolls
& I had 3 more rolls over 15. There was one other shooter on the opposite end, &
He killed it with 62 rolls without a Seven Zero 7's even on Come out rolls !!!
Table seems a little bouncy & feels like
silicone! but I'm taking a liking to it.
2 women did pretty good 21 rolls & the other 25 rolls, most of the other shooters
all sevened out before 10 rolls. The table has a Counter next to the stickman that counts the Rolls which is nice.
Wow, sounds like a lot of great rolls. Mathematically the avg roll should last 8.5 rolls. Well done
Hey Jeremy! I had the pleasure of playing on a Roll to Win table tonight at the Gun Lake Casino in Wayland MI (only other option was a $5 min crapless craps table). I had a blast! With the strategy I play, I was able to manage my bets easily without the timer being an issue if I wasn't busy holding a conversation with the stickman. I loved being able to manage my place bets myself as I would do on a bubble machine and being able to see exactly how much I have out there helps me keep track of my units while power pressing. I definitely see it being less intimidating for a newer/nervous player. I wish my local casino in Iowa had one of these, maybe then I'd be able to drag my wife to the table with me
Hi Jeremy- Love the content. What a coincidence to see this video- I just got to Reno yesterday and will probably play my first RTW table tonight. I'll give your "6 and 8 with field press" tonight.
Enjoy Reno and good luck!
Would love to see this table at the casinos I visit. I like the organization of the touch screen at bubble craps but would love to actually shoot the dice
at 10:13 you have your ground work set. Never know when someone will roll a 7 but does it ever make sense to pull back all the money if for some reason you feel a 7 is coming? Do people do this? I am brand new
The Talking Stick Resort Casino in Scottsdale Arizona has their Roll to Win table programmed to proper bets, so 6 & 8 are a $6 bet increments.
Interesting. So it will not allow you to make $5 bets at all? Thats one way for the casino to squeeze a couple more bucks out of player.
29:50...this made me think of that double 12, $1500 strategy you showed!
34:28...no way!
Hit one of these digital Craps machines at Circus Circus, ended up shooting 24 rolls, would have been longer, but the dealer stopped the table for 5 minutes for "technical difficulties."Next roll, I 7 out. Ended cashing out just over $400 with just a $50 buy-in.
Nice color up!
I love how fast the dice can go out. My biggest issue is when I am shooting and I have to wait 5 minutes before I roll again. I know its all in my head, but when the dice are moving faster I feel like I shoot better.
I LOVE THIS MACHINE!
Nice Video!….. just once I would love to see you guys play to a 3 to score hits. Take them down or regress. You would of been even and in profit. Just try it! That being said. I very much enjoy your content and professional approach!
at 36:40. why did the $10 4 pay $19? shouldn't it be 2x$10 - 5% VIG = $20-$0.5 = $19.50 ???
Yes, it should be $19.50. $19 is what a real table would round down to. On electronic machines they almost always pay to penny. Not sure why, but they must have this set to round down payment 😡
If they took the 7’s out of this game, I would be unstoppable.
I played this machine at the Parx in PA. They don't let you set the dice. No roll if both dice don't hit the back wall.
No setting? Lame
Does this table allow you to play the Don't Pass and the Pass line at the same time during a come out roll is you're the shooter?
I don't remember. Most electronic do not, but not sure about this one.
Why do you buy outside and place inside? What's the difference? Also what is the LAY?
so question if you play on a regular table do you still buy the 5 and 9 or place.
Most regular tables they take the vig upfront with the bet. If this is the case always place the 5/9. If they only take vig if bet wins, it makes sense to buy the 5/9. This is rare though, you just have to ask the local rules.
Excellent description. Where is the hot shooter wager ? What casino are you playing ? Thank you in advance.
This is at grand Sierra resort in Reno, no side bet as it’s an older version of software
My local roll to win at Talking Stick doesn't pay to the penny and table is always $10 min during slow time so it's hard for me to play. Have to use the bubble craps machine for $1
Hmm, interesting. Never heard of that but I wouldn’t play that table either
Never seen it yet in person…… can’t beat a live table with chips though
$200 bankroll...that's what I would have to play.
Appreciate the modest bankroll videos!
Heading out to Vegas in a couple of days!
Have a blast and good luck
@@ColorUp Thanks 😊
What do you think about betting on the come instead of the field except for maybe the come out roll where I did bet the field. I did great betting on the come to cover my #s this past week when I played for the first time. So even if it hit the six or 8 when I had those placed I could move my money to another # now that it was covered by the come. Love the videos and thanks for the tip about buying outside #s instead of placing them like I had been doing 👌👌
How do you find the tier credit earnings at a LV casino on bubble/stadium craps?
ColorUp, don’t break the bank with your strategy!
I just did this strategy except not betting on the pass line and won some good money
I have to find me a machine like this -- at 9:43 it rounded up =7/6*7 => 8.1666667 =>8.17 every edge counts
Yep, pays to penny. Real table would have rounded down nearest dollar
What surface is that table, transparent felt or a lot of micro nubbins like bubble wrap kind of thing, it's futuristic af !!!
It’s a hard glass or plexy with a very thin silicone/rubber type surface over top
A fun way to spend the afternoon. I'm finding that our local roll to win table is a lot more laid back and if you play the dark side no one really cares.
True
@@ColorUp .. I watched a video today.. on Color up it was about a mathematically professor that basically use the Martingale system. Place the six and eight and use that money to spread out to either side. Can somebody give me the name of that video ? I would appreciate it
Love watching these videos. I was gonna say isn't better to bet $6 on the 6 8 and pass line and 5 on the field seems that would be the way to go.
Love the live roll content! Was wondering if there was ATS on these tables?
No, most do have a side bet, but not Ats
What is the side bet on this one? And do you normally bet the ats
I like it! Are these machines still kinda rare? How many different places can you throw from?
Not sure how many of these tables are out in the wild. Only 2 of the 9 Reno casinos have them
I watch a live in winnamucka they don't allow dice setting. The longest rolls I have seen. 37,29,26,19 like every random was doing well
I hate these tables, feel like i 7 out way more often, maybe thats just me but the whole dice placement thing doesn't seem to work as well, they bounce way more.
What is the difference between the Place and the Buy on the individual numbers?
This video will explain. th-cam.com/video/qRsaYIj-cgc/w-d-xo.html. On electronic machines, because They pay to penny, and do not round down, always buy the 4,5,9,10 and place the 6,8
How do you "add to" or "subtract from" bets you have made (before the roll) ?
Tap on denomination you want to add and tap on an existing bet to “add” to decrease a bet, you would tap “clear” button and then tap on existing bet.
Some dealers don’t know when they don’t pass u the dice on 7 at the top sometimes the dice be on 7 on the side
Cool strat. Seems like a more conservative iron cross system. I usually just hammer the 6/8.
Difference with this, it gets out of the field as quick as possible. 6/8 are great bets if they keep rolling
What's the difference between the outside bet and the inside bet
Outside is considered 4,5,9,10 and inside is 5,6,8,9.
I think I may never understand but I’m getting there
What is the difference between place and buy on 4,5,6,8,9,and10
Same bet essentially, but they are paid different. th-cam.com/video/qRsaYIj-cgc/w-d-xo.html
What if you cover 5,6, and 8 with $10 and field bet $5
Profit if field and still $5 up if 6 and 8
That shirt is swaggy man 💪🏾
I would’ve made a killing off of your roll with all of the 12’s. I play the iron cross and use the field winnings to cover the other numbers and once everything is covered I place a $4 horn every roll. Unfortunately my local casino is taking the Roll to Win craps table out because they are getting killed on it.
Did you get all those don't players to switch sides on your roll?
Are the place payouts the same as real table?
Yes, but pay to exact penny so you never have to worry about “improper bets” and casino rounding down. It’s a great benefit to player.
You should double on the nubmers what you put in the field to insure when the numbers hit you gain and when it's time start out with $1 out on the hard ways after every shooter add a unit. You will thank me later
Question for you: my casino has stadium craps (also pays to the penny) but the buy bets require the vig up front! Is this still a good bet?? Or is a place bet the way to go?
With 4/10 it still works out better. With vig upfront, the 5/9 should not be a buy bet, just a place bet like 6/8
What times of day is this table at GSR a $5 limit?
24/7
Do the drinks come quickly to these tables like the real tables?
is there a way to see where these machines are at without having to call casinos?
🤷♂️
Oh those midnights!
Mohegan Sun and Foxwoods BOTH took out their roll to win craps games as the dice setters were creaming it and the occasional bonus 60 times odds on the horn bets were being exploited as well, those tables went dark after only a few months of being in operation,,, when did you EVER hear of ANY casino game being taken out of service ?????
Most of them in Vegas were pulled as well. So from what I’m told, not due to them being beat, but constantly breaking down and can’t get the repair parts due to pandemic. But who knows truth 🤷♂️
@@ColorUp I actually got that information from one of the craps pit bosses when i directed the question to him as to why they took the Roll to win Craps machines out that was his answer, to be sure there were also electronic issues as well.
I keep forgetting on these etg machines you don’t have to place in the correct units. Thanks for the reminder!
That was a blazingly hot table for the donts.
What is the difference between PLACE & BUY?
You are selecting different ones, why?
This will help th-cam.com/video/qRsaYIj-cgc/w-d-xo.htmlsi=PsGFzOChHrt0Kx3t
They had this where I’m at ….we maxed the hot shooter bet ,played 1 dollar per point
Wow, every time they roll they have to inspect the dice?
? They bring them to middle while people are betting just as in standard game.
We have one of these here in Tampa but we cant throw the dice. Its machine rolled. Its the closest thing we have to true craps. At first I was super excited because it was better than the bubble craps. Recently I have been wondering about the algorithm of roll generator. Is there any external variants such at activity or times of the week or is it a true random number generator. I have my doubts.
I think it is a great idea and I think this is the way craps will go, its less overhead for the casino. I do miss the interaction with the dealers and such. Since we cant roll the dice there is no need for a stick man. Also I see you have 20 seconds to bet, we have just 15 here and all the craps machines are $10 minimum.
Where is this casino?
Reno NV
Tried to play this table at my stay at GSR last week but it was down the whole time... technical malfunction.
Boo, that’s a bummer
dude I will be working there soon
Seriously? Nice, see you there sometime then
why you don't buy 6 and 8?
house edge would be higher
my highest roll on these machines was 47 .... And highest documented with photo was 101/ ONE Hundred and ONE.!!!.. unreal also seen a sixty roll just with a shake and throw
Yeah, ive seen a couple 50-60s
oof, im not very superstitious either, but notice that at 4:50ish he said "7" twice while talking about bets, then the shooter immediately rolled a 7
I noticed the $5 buy on the 10 paid $14.50. Isn't the vig supposed to be 5% of the bet, not the winnings? A 5% vig on the $5 bet would be $0.25. That's how I've always seen it on the bubble craps machines.
Yes, it’s calculated on win which is incorrect compared to standard. The verbiage in help menu is a little ambiguous. Not sure if it’s a programmer error or made that way on purpose.
The iron cross been working lately for me on the $15 table, hit them for 2k off $200
Nice! sometimes the iron cross works great, just depends how the dice roll
If you want to see where you are without pulling all your bets down.....hit the off button upper right hand corner
wait, what is the other channel that you work for? And I would love to play Roll to win with you!
I have “elf on the shelf live”
Why play pass line if you don't play odds?
Long term, whether you play odds or not, player loses same amount, 1.4% of whatever is bet on pass line. Odds great additional bet if you have extra bankroll, but doesn’t increase chances to win, just increases volatility, which could be good or bad for the player.
On Roll to Win machines there is no way to turn your bets off when the dice leave the table. They do not open the betting again.
. I can see where it would cause issue to reopen betting, but also would be nice option for superstitious folks.
@@ColorUp cant you pull them down and put them back up with a click of a button? except for the contract bets at least
Actually in principle I’m against this kind of game. Even though they still have a live dealer, they will eventually get rid of them, too.
Do we have to get rid of All the jobs? And human interaction? I prefer a live game and a human being to talk to and to have a job.
But the companies love this idea because then they don’t have to pay anyone a salary anymore. They love automation.
Guess what? Management is expendable, too!
We are All going to be replaced soon enough and then how will people make a living anymore? No job means no earnings!
Is the Government going to give everyone Universal Income then? Or Free Food and Housing? How is this system going to work in the future? That’s what concerns me.
Anyway,
thanks for recording this!
Well as of now, it’s not replacing anyone, it’s just being added as an additional game. It went into many Vegas casinos, and most have been removed already. I think they underestimated how much people love interacting with dealers players and handling chips. We will see what future holds. 🤷♂️
@Color Up That’s surprising because it looks flashy, high tech and new.
The Slots today resemble Video Games with the flashy lights and graphics. I’m surprised the light Craps game failed. People generally love flashy effects.
The video game without people and with mechanical dice doesn’t look as much fun as a regular game. Part of the fun is getting different people to roll the Dice and getting different results.
Thanks for the update!
I'm a big fan of pulling down. Find a good 6 roll strategy and get out. Make your profit.
Great way to lock in profit, but you miss out on big wins. Math says pulling down is smarter, as you’ll see many more short rolls than those big rolls though.
And yes .....i have reciepts from both electric and standard craps table
ok?
@@ColorUp On the Electric Table its a different roll than the standard table. shooters who roll like they do on the regular craps table will always 7 out quickly. Because of that your strategy has to be about snatching a max of 2 on other shooters ......it would have been more prudent to place $18 on 6 and 8 and $5 on 4,5,9,10 if you want to play low and small. that way at least you aren't wasting the few rolls you can expect only making a few cents.
Holy 12s!😮
Never seen anything like this before!! 🤯🎲🎲🤯
They don't have any of these in Vegas, at least not downtown.
I don't understand why you don't bet the field each roll.
You rolled 12 four times.....🤯🎲🎲🤯
Well if i saw future and knew was going to roll 12s….they are in Vegas, but I am also not sure about downtown
@@ColorUp OK!
Why are you not taking you free odds?
Not free.
Not free.
this is why you should kept on the field
You should bet multiple of $6 on place 6 or 8 like $6, $12, $18… otherwise you loose some gain.
Not on digital machines like this one and bubble machines etc. they pay to the penny, so there are no rounding discrepancies like at a standard table game. But at standard table game you are correct.
Oh I understand, it can calculate cents, so looks any bet is ok… thanks for your explanation!
Tried one on NYE at Harrah's in Vegas and hated it! Real craps tables will be phased out soon and its a shame.
Nah, actually these are getting phased out. Real craps isn’t going anywhere
I was told they're too labor intensive needing 4 employees for each table so they wanted to get rid of them. Another reason the minimums have gone sky high. Am I wrong? I hope I am. @@ColorUp
@@Makai_Falcon real tables have always required 4 workers. The labor is still significantly cheaper than the maintenance and lease of digital tables and that is why digital tables are being removed. Many tables went from $5 to $25 nearly overnight during pandemic, due to only being allowed to have a couple players, so there was a supply and demand issue. It’s just pure greed why the limits are still high. Some places have brought table minimums down to attract players and they are still very profitable.
Can you still make a $1 prop bet ? - assume the $5 min is just for the even odds bets.
Yes, prop bets are $1 as long as you have action of $5 in play somewhere
You should have played the DARK SIDE!!
Why no odds? 5x....wowza. I see more and more people play this way. With that said, Im usually still standing at the table when the old lady walks up and asks....how is this played? And then proceeds to roll for 45 minutes, while they are long gone.
This is why. th-cam.com/video/AykBD6Kz3E4/w-d-xo.html
The casinos teach and suggest playing max odds, ask yourself why?
I enjoy the GSR when I am there... I will say however, seeing a concert in their event space; that the back half (the space covered by the overhang) is not that great for bass sounds. but had fun none the less...