Like that you include the 6&8 to the Place bet spread, the Inside 4 pay less but pretty reliable. Finding going Across protects the DC quite a bit, still limiting DC losses to 2 per shooter. This style of play is so strong, another good one! Happy Thanksgiving Waylon Cheers Robert H.
Waylon. Had me a thought. And you know how hard it can be to tell a good idea from a bad one. Let me trot this pony past you. The 71 : $30 on the 6&8, $10 on ALL, plus one for the Dealer, to hold his eye on the All. The ALL is working on the comeout. You lose $11 on a 7. Once you have a point aim for the 6&8. Collect $35 and take $36 off your 6&8. That takes all your money off the table with $34 of bets working and a tip for the help. Hope the shooter rolls a long time.
Happy Thanksgiving Waylon! Played the DP outside double ladder today won about $50 thank you! Played on bubble craps machine at new Hard Rock in Rockford IL. :)
Waylon, I have a question for you. Why not start with a bet in the DP instead of the DC and start one roll earlier? And then if you get whacked, play from the DC for future rolls? I’m fairly new and love watching your strategies. I’m learning a lot. Thanks.
Hey Waylon, is there a go to strategy when the table slips into a 7's run that you like. I just love, love, love....the one where you play 45910 and field with 4x on the 5. Can't remember the name off hand. It's a casino ball buster, especially when you weather out the occasional 7 storm. Which leads me the question. When the table turns a bit, go to? Thanks for all you do! Learned a ton about craps off your channel, watching all these variations.
@@InDeathUnchainedTopTips you're talking about the total package strategy! Love that one myself! I like the lay the point ladder when the tables are cold
Played this on bubble craps today and got murdered. DC got sniped 6 times in a row every which way without even landing a single inside bet. Safe to say I no longer trust the new bubble craps machines at my local casino. Tried switching strategies playing the “bubble craps killer” and 7’s out paced 4/10’s 4 to 1. Tried no action Jackson and rolled 9 11’s within 50 rolls that all whacked my DC and my lay bet got whacked several times. I have nearly 1000 practice hours on apps that I know for a fact are designed to cheat and steal your bankroll and I’ve never seen anything so bad as I have in just a handful of sessions on these machines, maybe less than 12 hours worth. For what it’s worth, this strategy is awesome but I’m staying away from those devil machines going forward.
I have a set of rules I follow when gambling and I’m very strict with them. That said, I’ve added a new rule because to the bubble craps and digital craps tables…. That is, not to play them. I’ve made thousands using Waylon’s “Arnold” strategy. My record personal best winnings in one night was $3,705, profit. And was at the point I could play at higher starting levels all with the profit I had, nothing out of pocket. And then I lost all that profit after three sessions at a digital table and 2 at a bubble machine. I will now only play at a real table with dice as one of my rules. The machine based craps are to easy to set an algorithm within the game to identify and seek out your betting strategy and target it. Dice is the only true way to play a fair game where the odds are legit.
@@christopherross5362 I’m convinced the machines are rigged, exactly like a slot machine. There’s even a sticker on the machines that says “this is a slot machine”. The casino isn’t going to buy machines and allow them to pay out more than they take in. And if people think the technology doesn’t exist for the machine to be able to manipulate the dice they’d be wrong. There are shuffle machines with cameras inside that can identify every card and put them in order super fast. The camera inside the bubble craps machine that reads the dice could also be programmed to know when to stop shaking resulting in specific outcomes. They can’t be trusted.
@waylonswaycraps thank you. Just curious of what bankroll to use. I'll be using it almost everywhere I go. I love having all the action across and hardways. If I can use it on a $10 table and make 500 bucks I'd take it to the bank! Haha
Nice!!! Quick question. I would like to play very low to learn it. I can bet 2,5$ as lowest chip. so I will bet 10$ on DC and 2,5$ on COME and 4,5,910. Can I bet 2,5$ also on 6/8? you betting 30 on 6/8 but it is only to play in real cassino. My chips are 2,5$/5$/10$/25$.... I make next 150 on Outside Double Ladder!!!! Thx
your question is harder to figure out than the game. it would probably look something like $50 $10 $20 or $25 $5 $10. a wise man once said if you cant figure out how to bring the bet size down you probably shouldn't play craps
@@Illycashkatt I just starting craps. And I admit Road Runner is not easy to me right now. I was playing Outside Double Ladder, and in 2 days i hit 350$ playting 2,5$ chips. For Road Runner I will need someones help. I don't understand how to play in some situations. Learning
Your best bet would be playing in a bubble craps type of situation where the bet size doesn't have to be specific because it pays down to the penny. If I were playing it at my local casino on bubble craps I would make the number bets $3 on the 10, 4, 5, 9 and $4 on the 6 and 8 or you could do 3 across all bets with the DC being $24 and the Come bet being $3-$5, ladder up by going up a unit on the DC bet so probably added $12 on the DC after losses that you need to recoup your bankroll. DC pays even money if the 7 comes before the number it's on is ever rolled. DC also pays on the DC if a 3 or 2 is rolled and loses on the DC if a 7 or 11 is rolled. The Come is the opposite of the DC. Anyway, hope that helps. Edited* with some variation changes
@@Kelevra85 The outside double is a different system, Try $25 $5 $10 only ladder the dc and come. I've never played bubble craps the place I play is $5 min table
Like that you include the 6&8 to the Place bet spread, the Inside 4 pay less but pretty reliable. Finding going Across protects the DC quite a bit, still limiting DC losses to 2 per shooter. This style of play is so strong, another good one! Happy Thanksgiving Waylon Cheers Robert H.
Happy Thanksgiving Waylon! Thanks for all you do for the trade.
Hey big brother, really appreciate you showing this at the quarter level ….much obliged to you, sir…..
Waylon. Had me a thought. And you know how hard it can be to tell a good idea from a bad one. Let me trot this pony past you.
The 71 : $30 on the 6&8, $10 on ALL, plus one for the Dealer, to hold his eye on the All. The ALL is working on the comeout. You lose $11 on a 7. Once you have a point aim for the 6&8. Collect $35 and take $36 off your 6&8. That takes all your money off the table with $34 of bets working and a tip for the help. Hope the shooter rolls a long time.
@@kurtisengle6256 yeah good idea ! Good luck with it brother
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family. I am thankful for all your great knowledge that you share with us. Roll Tide! ;)
happy thanksgiving to you and your family. and thanks again for all your videos
Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family. Thanks for all of your videos!
Happy Thanksgiving, Waylon.
Happy Thanksgiving Waylon! Played the DP outside double ladder today won about $50 thank you! Played on bubble craps machine at new Hard Rock in Rockford IL. :)
@@williamjames7509 a win is a win nice job
Waylon, I have a question for you. Why not start with a bet in the DP instead of the DC and start one roll earlier? And then if you get whacked, play from the DC for future rolls? I’m fairly new and love watching your strategies. I’m learning a lot. Thanks.
@@brianbianchin679 You can do that ! Just play baccarat style DP/DC! Bet which one is winning
Hey Waylon, is there a go to strategy when the table slips into a 7's run that you like. I just love, love, love....the one where you play 45910 and field with 4x on the 5. Can't remember the name off hand. It's a casino ball buster, especially when you weather out the occasional 7 storm. Which leads me the question. When the table turns a bit, go to? Thanks for all you do! Learned a ton about craps off your channel, watching all these variations.
@@InDeathUnchainedTopTips you're talking about the total package strategy! Love that one myself! I like the lay the point ladder when the tables are cold
what is the name of the strategy where you bet the 68 and parlay the fiels?
Played this on bubble craps today and got murdered. DC got sniped 6 times in a row every which way without even landing a single inside bet. Safe to say I no longer trust the new bubble craps machines at my local casino. Tried switching strategies playing the “bubble craps killer” and 7’s out paced 4/10’s 4 to 1. Tried no action Jackson and rolled 9 11’s within 50 rolls that all whacked my DC and my lay bet got whacked several times. I have nearly 1000 practice hours on apps that I know for a fact are designed to cheat and steal your bankroll and I’ve never seen anything so bad as I have in just a handful of sessions on these machines, maybe less than 12 hours worth.
For what it’s worth, this strategy is awesome but I’m staying away from those devil machines going forward.
Lol
Trust me I've learned that on those digital machines every now and then it's best to hedge dc with the 11 or else take the L 😢 lol 😂
I have a set of rules I follow when gambling and I’m very strict with them. That said, I’ve added a new rule because to the bubble craps and digital craps tables…. That is, not to play them. I’ve made thousands using Waylon’s “Arnold” strategy. My record personal best winnings in one night was $3,705, profit. And was at the point I could play at higher starting levels all with the profit I had, nothing out of pocket. And then I lost all that profit after three sessions at a digital table and 2 at a bubble machine. I will now only play at a real table with dice as one of my rules. The machine based craps are to easy to set an algorithm within the game to identify and seek out your betting strategy and target it. Dice is the only true way to play a fair game where the odds are legit.
@christopherross5362 his 10-4 ladder is the best but hits you hard if +10. Won 20k plus recently with 10-4 ladder
@@christopherross5362 I’m convinced the machines are rigged, exactly like a slot machine. There’s even a sticker on the machines that says “this is a slot machine”. The casino isn’t going to buy machines and allow them to pay out more than they take in. And if people think the technology doesn’t exist for the machine to be able to manipulate the dice they’d be wrong. There are shuffle machines with cameras inside that can identify every card and put them in order super fast. The camera inside the bubble craps machine that reads the dice could also be programmed to know when to stop shaking resulting in specific outcomes. They can’t be trusted.
Happy Thanksgiving Brother!!! Any chance you can revisit your hard 5/9 strategies at a lower level? 10 or 15?
@@Football0247 sure brother no problem
@waylonswaycraps thank you. Just curious of what bankroll to use. I'll be using it almost everywhere I go. I love having all the action across and hardways. If I can use it on a $10 table and make 500 bucks I'd take it to the bank! Haha
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Nice!!! Quick question. I would like to play very low to learn it. I can bet 2,5$ as lowest chip. so I will bet 10$ on DC and 2,5$ on COME and 4,5,910. Can I bet 2,5$ also on 6/8? you betting 30 on 6/8 but it is only to play in real cassino. My chips are 2,5$/5$/10$/25$.... I make next 150 on Outside Double Ladder!!!! Thx
your question is harder to figure out than the game. it would probably look something like $50 $10 $20 or $25 $5 $10. a wise man once said if you cant figure out how to bring the bet size down you probably shouldn't play craps
@@Illycashkatt I just starting craps. And I admit Road Runner is not easy to me right now. I was playing Outside Double Ladder, and in 2 days i hit 350$ playting 2,5$ chips. For Road Runner I will need someones help. I don't understand how to play in some situations. Learning
Your best bet would be playing in a bubble craps type of situation where the bet size doesn't have to be specific because it pays down to the penny.
If I were playing it at my local casino on bubble craps I would make the number bets $3 on the 10, 4, 5, 9 and $4 on the 6 and 8 or you could do 3 across all bets with the DC being $24 and the Come bet being $3-$5, ladder up by going up a unit on the DC bet so probably added $12 on the DC after losses that you need to recoup your bankroll.
DC pays even money if the 7 comes before the number it's on is ever rolled. DC also pays on the DC if a 3 or 2 is rolled and loses on the DC if a 7 or 11 is rolled. The Come is the opposite of the DC. Anyway, hope that helps.
Edited* with some variation changes
@@Kelevra85 The outside double is a different system, Try $25 $5 $10 only ladder the dc and come. I've never played bubble craps the place I play is $5 min table
@@Kelevra85do you play at a table or bubble craps