$500 Bankroll Craps Practice

This video is a look at how I usually play at a real table. I was rolling out for fun and I figured I would record it so you all could follow along. I hope you enjoy.
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[@midmoyo5837]

Always like the Hedgeless Horsemen. Great video Mike. Thanks for sharing.

[@OnPointCraps]

Thanks Ciro. Horsemen works great on a choppy table with those early 7-outs

[@MidAtlanticCraps]

I think I've seen you play this live once. Miss seeing youvin the chats and we get to play again live soon.

[@OnPointCraps]

Same here Jeff. Sunday nights are no good for me since I have to get up so early Monday. I certainly look forward to linking up live again. We are so close you think it would be easy.

[@kevinsmith5202]

I must say, that felt is holding up well for you. I had the same one and it got trashed rather quickly.

[@OnPointCraps]

What do you have for an underlay? If it is directly on wood, the dice will tear it up.

[@kevinsmith5202]

@@OnPointCraps that may be what did it. I don’t have a craps table. I just drape the felt over a table and roll the dice yahtzee style. I think what damaged the felt the most was always wiping it with my hands to flatten it out every time. Doesn’t matter now as I got myself a nice vinyl felt that is holding up great.

[@Rich-hl8iv]

Just curious what is your logic for transitioning from The Headless Horseman, when it seems to be your go-to

[@OnPointCraps]

My decision is twofold. First, my bankroll is what I use for my strategy. If I am using horseman and I am in bankroll then that is the strategy I will use. If I get into winnings then I will consider transitioning. The second part is a table read. Without creating any controversy, I find there are table trends that can be seen. If the table has a lot of random shooters that are 7 out quick, I will stick to the horsemen. If the table has experienced shooters that either try to influence or have had success in previous rolls, I will transition to a press/collect strategy as long as I am in winnings. I hope this answers your question.