Craps Strategy Video Information:
Double Your Money in Two Rolls is a new strategy that uses the hop bets.
This strategy called the “Hoppa” from @SideshowGamble After the two hits you can remove your bets having doubled your money, or you can leave your bets up and play risk free, and add any strategy you like.
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@sideshowgamble
Hello color up,
I am interested in purchasing the hop bet matt, where can i purchasing it? Thanks
I would like to see targets hits and bets taken down. If you always roll until a 7, you will always get a 7.
add in the dont pass for 7 coverage? so low risk?
A lot of tables don’t have a hop bet option. Then what?
Fun strat will try
Looks like a fun strategy. We have been visiting your favorite casino over there in Reno (GSR) recently as we have been skiing Tahoe. It’s been fun.
This is a craps move, as described by sideshow himself, to get you to risk free play on 4 numbers with just 2 hits and without regressing. IMO this is a bad ass move I use it and once I'm in risk free play I use the 6 and 8 to build up the 4 and 10 to 35. And parlay the hard 4 and 10 from $2 to $15.
I gave this a try on the bubble machine at my local Indian joint this afternoon.
It's a great strategy for those of us that are risk adverse easy to play and if you pull your bets back after the 3rd to 5th win you should walk out with a profit.
So why wouldn’t you play the pass line and odds instead of press once you are playing risk free in this strategy?