That was a rollercoaster ride One thing you might consider is never taking down a DC bet, if you left the $300 up you could have just hegded to place bet for $270 for an average bet of $570 and been guaranteed to win with the point or Big red.
@@DNHarris point are accumulative from April 1 through March 31 of the following year. All points earned throughout that year are zeroed out on April 1. Points are earned towards an instant cruise certificate during each cruise and the total points throughout the year are earned towards your tier in club royale.
I was wondering, i know the points are based of average bet and time at table, in this case for your video would your points be really that high since if youre thinking about cashing out and youve only been at the table for maybe a half hour, unless you were doing any cuts. i wasnt noticing any cuts if there were any.
I’m not sure how many points I estimated for this video but I do calculate that the actual table would be slower and get fewer rolls…so I usually estimate that the video is twice as fast…basically average bet per hour is your points per hour. 🎲🎲😁✅
Hey B, quick question for ya! I’ve never played at table before but I’m learning from your videos and an iPhone app… I have a cruise coming up and was wondering if the bubble machines on the cruises are rated for comps in your experience? To start out the first night I don’t want to be a bother to dealers while I learn and was wondering if it’s possible to get points playing solo on the machine a bit before making the jump to table?? Thought you might know
Some do and some do not. Some are written on the table (so yes they do) but the table that do not have the hop bets written…some ships will still do the while other ships will not. Hope this helps 😁🤷♂️
You should have really scare them and hedged big red on the come out rolls. $150 Don’t Pass, working $60 place 6, working $60 place 8, & $450 Lay 9 bet. $720 in action of the $1000. 😅That will make them sweat, but still be profitable. 😅 If you’re willing to risk $270 against an open 7 (not to mention the 11 too), then I would be willing to risk $450 against an open 9 instead. 8 ways of losing vs 4 ways of losing. Plus they can take down their Lay 9 bet if it doesn’t get hit. That’s an another win-win.
As good as it is, very confusing...Great video...
That was a rollercoaster ride One thing you might consider is never taking down a DC bet, if you left the $300 up you could have just hegded to place bet for $270 for an average bet of $570 and been guaranteed to win with the point or Big red.
Thank you! 🙏🏿❤️
I am on Explorer right now I will try it
Great stuff
Do points remain on your account after fcc toward another on your next sail?
@@DNHarris point are accumulative from April 1 through March 31 of the following year. All points earned throughout that year are zeroed out on April 1. Points are earned towards an instant cruise certificate during each cruise and the total points throughout the year are earned towards your tier in club royale.
@@holyrollr That is right. I now remember you talking about that with Jeremy!
Following the puck helps you survive the long rolls. 7s when the puck is off keeps you from losing all bets.
I agree some shooters actually setup to throw 7s when puck is off
I was wondering, i know the points are based of average bet and time at table, in this case for your video would your points be really that high since if youre thinking about cashing out and youve only been at the table for maybe a half hour, unless you were doing any cuts. i wasnt noticing any cuts if there were any.
I’m not sure how many points I estimated for this video but I do calculate that the actual table would be slower and get fewer rolls…so I usually estimate that the video is twice as fast…basically average bet per hour is your points per hour. 🎲🎲😁✅
@@holyrollr okay. Thank you. That actually makes a lot of sense.
Hey B, quick question for ya!
I’ve never played at table before but I’m learning from your videos and an iPhone app… I have a cruise coming up and was wondering if the bubble machines on the cruises are rated for comps in your experience? To start out the first night I don’t want to be a bother to dealers while I learn and was wondering if it’s possible to get points playing solo on the machine a bit before making the jump to table??
Thought you might know
I havent seen bubbles on a ship yet. Before the casino open they usually have a learn to play timeframe.
Scared money doesn’t make money!
Do Royal Caribbean craps tables have hop bets?
Some do and some do not. Some are written on the table (so yes they do) but the table that do not have the hop bets written…some ships will still do the while other ships will not. Hope this helps 😁🤷♂️
@@holyrollr If you put a glass of beer on the craps table, would they call that a hops bet?
@@robertpinsky9230 🤣😂
Version 68? I feel like I've tried at least 127. LOL Thanks for the tips and advice!
😂🤣 I thought it would be funny that playing the 6 & 8 would be version 68 😊✅
The ending was scary going all in. I won’t be able to do this with a 1k bank roll. 😅
It was scary to do 🤣😂🎲🎲
Damn. 4 wacks on the comeout and your session is cut early
You should have really scare them and hedged big red on the come out rolls.
$150 Don’t Pass, working $60 place 6, working $60 place 8, & $450 Lay 9 bet. $720 in action of the $1000. 😅That will make them sweat, but still be profitable. 😅
If you’re willing to risk $270 against an open 7 (not to mention the 11 too), then I would be willing to risk $450 against an open 9 instead. 8 ways of losing vs 4 ways of losing.
Plus they can take down their Lay 9 bet if it doesn’t get hit. That’s an another win-win.