This one is all the rage, using a combination of the Pass Line, the Don't Come and the Come to hedge and create profit, the Arnold is a great system and a fun one to try yourself
You’re not playing the “Arnold” correctly as shown by Waylon….the COME needs to play consistently until the seven out to maximize a hot roll with the DC used as a hedge
You nailed the key concept about being able to capitalize on long rolls, but also win on shorties. Without continuous come action, it's nowhere it's full potential.
On the original strategy, Waylon would not ladder up unless he was down from his original starting buy in. If he is in any kind of profit, he would stay at the same level. That may help with the big loss on that final roll.
You should consider hedging the DC with a hardway after it goes to a number when you can. There were a few rolls where it would have saved you the 1-200 loss on it. Great job with the vid.
Hedge the DC with a place bet for the 6/8....or completely waive it off (obviously this is for the table and not the bubble, which doesn't allow both side to be bet at same time). This could help mitigate the losses on the dc, especially if the 6 or 8 feels too risky to bet against.
I just ran this out on Crapsee Bubble Craps starting with a two dollar passlline and 8 dollar don't. Laddering up in $8 dollar increments and laddering the passline and come bets to remain 25% of the DC. (I believe that is how Waylon plays it taking advantage of a long roll with the come bets.) 500$ bankroll. Went on a really bad run and had the DC up to $88 at one point. Laddered up and down between $48 and $80 until I got wiped out of the entire bankroll. The problem with a really bad run with the ladder system, is that you have to go on a really good run to get back. I think in a session with real money I might have left in the middle of the bad run or when I got back to 75% or so of my bankroll. It seems like you always get down right away and then just trying to get back to evern
That's how most of Waylon's strategies work. Bankroll is what keeps you alive until you hit that great roll that brings you back. Just make sure you have the proper bankroll to weather the stormy times and they usually work great. I'd say this particular roll out was under-funded. At $25 / $100, you should definitely have a larger bankroll--probably at least $25000--otherwise a couple bad rolls like that last one will wipe you out with no way to come back.
Relatively new to this and wondering could you please break the bets down to a dollar for a low roller . I plan practicing on Crapsee. Thanks. by the way good job
Yes, you just need to make sure the Don't Come bet is 4 x the Pass Line and Come bets, so $1 Pass Line and Come = $4 Don't Come, you would ladder the Don't Come $4 at a time and Ladder the Pass Line $1 at a time
My question is what if you make a 4x dc bet and it is placed on any number but it loses but the pass line and come bets are still in play, do you place another 4x DC bet or do you make it 8x? or do you just play out the roll with the passline and come bets and then martingale on the next come out roll ??? this is something I dont think anyone has really talked about and it happens a lot on the simulator to me @@GCantplay
I probably wouldn't personally, but if you want to take some of your profit and play the field it is another opportunity to increase your wins, as long as you are happy with the added risk
This is not the Arnold strategy this is a made variation of it look up Waylon ways for the real strategy and in that video you will see loss just as much as you see the win and how it happens there is so much wrong on this video
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Lovely when people need to reinvent the wheel when others come up with a strategy
I hedge my dc with a yo and hopping big red (7) and also don’t travel to the 6 or 8. Works well.
You’re not playing the “Arnold” correctly as shown by Waylon….the COME needs to play consistently until the seven out to maximize a hot roll with the DC used as a hedge
You nailed the key concept about being able to capitalize on long rolls, but also win on shorties. Without continuous come action, it's nowhere it's full potential.
On the original strategy, Waylon would not ladder up unless he was down from his original starting buy in. If he is in any kind of profit, he would stay at the same level. That may help with the big loss on that final roll.
That is a good idea, bankroll management is something I always struggle with and need to improve on
You should consider hedging the DC with a hardway after it goes to a number when you can. There were a few rolls where it would have saved you the 1-200 loss on it. Great job with the vid.
good recommendation, will definitely try that next time
Hedge the DC with a place bet for the 6/8....or completely waive it off (obviously this is for the table and not the bubble, which doesn't allow both side to be bet at same time).
This could help mitigate the losses on the dc, especially if the 6 or 8 feels too risky to bet against.
Don't think Crapsee rolls are exactly "random", but if if it is this shows how casinos get richer and richer on guys with "systems".
I just ran this out on Crapsee Bubble Craps starting with a two dollar passlline and 8 dollar don't. Laddering up in $8 dollar increments and laddering the passline and come bets to remain 25% of the DC. (I believe that is how Waylon plays it taking advantage of a long roll with the come bets.) 500$ bankroll. Went on a really bad run and had the DC up to $88 at one point. Laddered up and down between $48 and $80 until I got wiped out of the entire bankroll. The problem with a really bad run with the ladder system, is that you have to go on a really good run to get back. I think in a session with real money I might have left in the middle of the bad run or when I got back to 75% or so of my bankroll. It seems like you always get down right away and then just trying to get back to evern
That's how most of Waylon's strategies work. Bankroll is what keeps you alive until you hit that great roll that brings you back. Just make sure you have the proper bankroll to weather the stormy times and they usually work great. I'd say this particular roll out was under-funded. At $25 / $100, you should definitely have a larger bankroll--probably at least $25000--otherwise a couple bad rolls like that last one will wipe you out with no way to come back.
Relatively new to this and wondering could you please break the bets down to a dollar for a low roller . I plan practicing on Crapsee. Thanks. by the way good job
Yes, you just need to make sure the Don't Come bet is 4 x the Pass Line and Come bets, so $1 Pass Line and Come = $4 Don't Come, you would ladder the Don't Come $4 at a time and Ladder the Pass Line $1 at a time
My question is what if you make a 4x dc bet and it is placed on any number but it loses but the pass line and come bets are still in play, do you place another 4x DC bet or do you make it 8x? or do you just play out the roll with the passline and come bets and then martingale on the next come out roll ??? this is something I dont think anyone has really talked about and it happens a lot on the simulator to me @@GCantplay
Assuming alot of field bets are rolling would you play the field
I probably wouldn't personally, but if you want to take some of your profit and play the field it is another opportunity to increase your wins, as long as you are happy with the added risk
what is this website or app?
Crapsee, great program with free and paid options
When ur on DC for 100$…ur supposed to lay 4 or 10 for 200$ in case PSO!
what is PSO ?
Point seven out
This is not the Arnold strategy this is a made variation of it look up Waylon ways for the real strategy and in that video you will see loss just as much as you see the win and how it happens there is so much wrong on this video
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