Craps Strategy Video Information:
$25 Strategy for Choppy Craps Table submitted by Edgy the Stat guy. He calls this the chopping block and utilizes the place 6/8 bets as well as the hard ways. Playing on a $25 with a small budget and the table seems choppy? test this dice advice out.
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Marylander here. $25 tables are the norm here. Only the stadium craps has $15 or lower, but they restrict how you can shoot the dice to force it to be random.
On the Vegas strip, I saw tables with a minimum of $50
The higher minimums raise profitability. If most customers are under capitalized, they lose everything on the natural swings. Also, reducing the average length of play leads to more Early Outs for dealers, which reduces expenses.
I know what you mean, Rivers casino opened in January in Portsmouth Va, and we were so excited that we didn't have to drive Delaware. Rivers is only 20 min. from my house, and when went to the Grand opening found out that their min. bet was 25 dollars. So it's back to Del. 10 dollar tables and when crowded 15.
way too much scare action to get any profit run
This is not a bad strategy. I like it & you’ll last on a $25 table pretty long with this. My only tweak is that I would be keep one of the 6 or 8 bets up & probably press it twice before keeping the same bet. On that 29 roll go round, I would’ve made $500+ if I fully pressed the 6 twice. Of course my tweak is no guarantee, but I would take that risk for the decent reward down the line.
As far as short money systems go, I personally would feel comfortable playing this one. Yes, risking $60 on a short stack is a little scary as shown from those PSO's, but only requiring 1 hit to get out with a small profit is very appealing
Average 11 rolls… $15 overall win with $30 on the table to lose… Not sure this is for me. 🙁
i actually rly like this strategy because i like maximizing my time at the table. i always have a short bankroll and am on the east coast where you can only get $15 tables and up. this strategy seems to mitigate those two problems. only issue is i like to roll the dice. so what strategy should i switch to when i get the dice?
This is actually something I'd try. Also I think it's cute the way sometimes you say "ten"