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75% probability of winning $70.
25% probability of losing $220.
100% probability of an entertaining BigAZ video.
Very well done! Would love to see the math with including the Don't Pass OR using hopping 7's (twice only) to ease PSO situation. I recognize over hedging is a slow bleed death too…..
Of the 36 combinations of potential outcomes on every roll, you have; 16% chance of losing 220; 50% chance of winning $70 and 33% chance of hitting a number that does nothing for you. Every roll. You have to hit an Inside number 3.14 times to break even on your initial bet…no matter what the amount. The inventors of the game used very simple math actually. They pay you less for any win, than you deserve and take the full amount on a loss. Easy, peasy….you give me $10.00 and I’ll give you $9.86…all day, every day.
I will now give you the goose that lays the golden egg, weed hopper. You need big money, a calculator and the stones to play it.
Start with PL minimum bet. Flat bets only. No odds. Then, use continuous Come bets, until the 7 shows. All come bets must be an accumulation of all previous bets and losses to the 2, 3, & 12. When the 7 shows, you’ll win your Come bet, thereby recovering all money put out on the table. What are you fighting? Table limit (the reason to start with minimum bets, bad math or wrong entry into the calculator and boring as hell. But, there it is….just cuz I like you! It would work great for a ‘typical’ roll of 7 or 8 and then the 7 shows. But….we’ve all seen the 7 disappear for a long time…and that loss would be devastating.
Big AZ, regarding the picture. It’s very clear. But, it has a pink hue to it. Maybe an adjustment on the camera settings? Your alligator sides (pyramid bumps) should be green, but have a gray-ish look to them. The color on reds, yellows are good. Greens could be more green and the white could be more white. Sound on voice is excellent. Just trying to make it better…
This is my kinda jam. The hit and run type. Fast in and fast out. Technically, there's no reason to wait through the come out. However, mentally it is much more appealing to wait, I think.
What a great video to show how the house edge is built into every bet. Well done.
This is a winning strategy. Odds are different when you only roll to hit one number. Also you should not be off on the come out roll, the dice do not know it's a come out roll. By being off you are giving up winners. Your math is off, this will always win. Run this on a simulator for a million rolls and you will see that it is a winner.