10 thoughts on “Craps strategy 100$ low roller with hedged don’t”

  1. I really like this for the low roller. I have found that taking or even laying odds can really chew up a $300 session bankroll. The 3 point molly and other contract plays get killed even on a warm table. You need a hot shooter. This method can go with the flow, give lots of action, and avoid the big swings. Another interesting video. One thing that I might do is what Big AZ does on DP come outs. Hedge 2 of 3 sevens by leaving out the last rolled seven. I have used it in my last few sessions on the DP and didn't get burned. But the Sheriff is always laying in wait.

  4. I think a good summary of the hedge is like this: it makes us less profitable long term, but it reduces the short term swings (or variance). Great vid, thanks!

  6. Just found your channel from 36FullPress's link. Between the 2 $100 strategies, the other one makes more sense to me. Yes you are hedging the Don't Pass come out roll, but 7/11 will only bite you 22% of the time. I think that I would rather keep the hedge money.

    But I am still learning the game, only played a few sessions. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and thoughts.

  7. I like this strategy. Thanks for posting. I’m fairly new to craps and would like to know what is your minimum profit amount before you start the DP betting?
    Thanks

  8. Yes, you're trading long term edge for short term volatility protection. Knowing that, If your goal is to play longer for fun this is a viable way to play. I can email you some don't strategies of mine if your interested.

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