Must See Stearn 2.0 Don't Pass Craps Bet Strategy Session 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ธ.ค. 2020
- Don't Pass Stearn 2.0 Craps Bet Strategy is a sound craps betting strategy that may have you walking away a winner. Using the 12 shooter strategy, you limit your exposure if the table turns against the Don't Pass bet. Will Session 2 prove to be a winning session or will it lose some of the profits from the first session?
OK Chris, I've come full circle. Going back to the Stearn's 2.0 the way you're playing in this video. The more aggressive tweaks to the play rules are getting me to Step 9 too often. The reverse betting of some or all the sequence amounts can profit mightily, but the dice can turn against this strong strategy. Really need the cushion of all nine steps to win one parlay. You're right, it's a grind, but it wins. Let the modest session profits add up, then Go Home!
Hey Robert. Yeah I feel the reverse Stearn is a coin toss on the front end and then trying to catch up on the backend is not a position I want to be in, but it could get lucky on the first roll. Using the Stearn 2.0 wins could happen at any time and it builds the bankroll. It is a grind but I believe it is a 67% winner when followed correctly. Good luck!
Progressive strategies always seem good, but in the long run will com and bit you hard. The hope is that you can win enough times that a big loss will still leave you ahead.
I’ve followed this strategy several times on my practice rig and I haven’t lost yet.
Cool stuff, but I can't figure why the Stern progression is so jumpy in % increase at each level.
For ex; 15-20 is 1/3 more, 20-25 is 25% more, 25-30 is only 20% more, then 30-45 is 50% more, then 45-60 is 1/3 more, 60-90 is 50%, 90-120 is 1/3 more, 120-180 is 50% more. That's a roller coaster progression with a weak early zone where most hits will occur. That increases exposure time. Those numbers are round but I would recommend players calculate their own progression numbers for their playing bankrolls. To smooth out this play at about the same expected avg payoffs, increase each bet level by the square root of 2 which is 1.4x. With this low house vig play, I would personally adjust all the level increases by 1.5x over the previous. You'll need a bit more bankroll but that would give an earlier and faster increase in profit on the 3x wins from the parlays. To avoid the freaky long losing streak I would stop after two consecutive losses and let the losing streak play out until another win comes. Let Red take a break and the light side blow it's wad, then continue where you left off. Parlays don't always come easy, but the dont wins more often than anything else so it's a brilliant choice if you want to win a parlay. You might try out this earlier and faster 1.5x progression; 15,25,35,50,75,115,175,250,400 = 1140. 3k bankroll should cover it. Worked well when I tried it. Thanks!
Good stuff. The bet progression is to ensure more profit than the standard Stearn. I didn’t really qualify it with a scientific method. My goal was to make the Stearn more profitable. Since I published the 2.0, others have continued to improve and refine. I think that’s great! Your comments are an improvement as well and will work, if you have the bankroll. Stay lucky and keep improving! Looking forward to future commentary and questions.
I'm going to play this strategy tomorrow at the casino will keep you posted
Good luck! Remember to have a backup bankroll or two to recover from a bad session. Good luck again!
I love the idea of the Parley strategy. I think this would work very well betting the Field rather than the Don't s. for two reasons... 1st a decision is made every roll of the dice for quicker results. 2. when ever the 2 (Double) or 12(Triple... only play on these kind of tables) hits it is pure gravy. Thoughts?
That works too. The way this system works is where the bet is “close” to 50/50. With a triple 12, it’s getting close to 50/50.
looks good to me ...
Thanks for the video. Can you tell me the betting progression with the unit amount. I really like positive parlay plays especially on baccarat or craps. Keep up the great work
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I don't have a big bankroll but is there a banquet that could be done with a $300 where you start off with a $10 table
You will need a $400 bankroll for a $10 table. The progression is 10-12-16-20-30-40-60-80-120.
Can you give me the lay out for a 25 min table . Thanks that is the minimum now days.
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What are your levels?
Hey Robert. The levels for a $15 table are: 15-20-25-30-40-60-90-120-180. Parlay for each win.
A seven on a DP bet at the come out is A LOSER. Not a winner.
Hey Nick. Thanks for watching! Are you talking about when I said “front line winner” on a come out seven or something else?
Where was come out 7 counted as a winner instead of a loser ? Please give the time stamp where this was said, I don’t see it.
Hey David. I couldn’t find it either. I think Nick confused my words with the actual result and the payout. Good eye!
@@thecrapscouple3258 Right. Sorry about that. I was probably doing two things or three at once and just heard it out of the corner of my ear. Seven win is called on the CO..DP loses, etc. Interesting style of play.
No worries. Thanks for the follow-up!