Craps Strategies: The 5-Count vs Insides only. The 5-Count in action.

This video demonstrates how the five count works when facing random rollers.
Player 1: They play a strategy of bypass to come out roll, then play the inside numbers.
Player 2: They Play the 5-Count strategy.
The video is a demonstration of the power of the five count especially when the shooter has a short roll.
But when the random shooter develops into a trend of a long roll, the five count does get in on the action and can make a profit.

[@rognkidder7413]

Another good video. I am anxious to try it myself on a live table. My understanding of this strategy is growing and you answered several questions of mine in this roll out as what to do in various scenarios. Keep up the good work and keep the videos coming.

[@thecrapscoach]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching the video.

[@bigshane0-bb3if]

You didn’t put out more come bets as you won. You should always have 3 bets, not only 3

[@harlanabraham7772]

I thought the betting process didn't start until after the five count had been reached. At least that was the way The Captain of Craps played. When one of the Come Points gets hit aren't you supposed to put up another Come Bet? At least that was the way The Captain of Craps played. The five count works against most random rollers. Been using it for years.

[@thecrapscoach]

🎲🎲. Thanks for your comment. From everything I’ve read, you just do your three come bets, nothing more. Although your point is very good, sense, replacing a come bet that has one is a great idea.

[@cookingwithunclemike831]

It’s an interesting experiment however I’d just like to add one thing, how many players ever just collect every time? Almost everyone does some type of press and collect system so the player playing the inside most likely would have won more

[@thecrapscoach]

Thanks for watching the video!