10 thoughts on “Craps! Flat Betting the DONT! Easy strategy”

1. Betting the don't is a good strategy and it is not complicated. When someone asks me how to play and they tell me they haven't played before I tell them to play this way. Then they look at me like I am crazy. If I can't get a prime spot at the table I use this strategy too.

2. Just don't allow the dealers or other players influence you.

3. I really enjoy your videos. You have taught me a lot. I hope to go on a run some day. My casino visits are about every four months or so. Last time I got up $400 over a week of almost daily trips with an initial $200 bankroll. I gave all the profit back the last day. I learned to make a stop loss next time. I try to learn something to make me better when I can afford to go back. I did not lose my initial bankroll. I tilted and was able to look back and see how emotional and illogical I was.

4. It's a 50-50 coin flip where you quit when the tide moves in your favor. You can run into a hot roll and get your multiple DCs picked off real quick. Then you're kicking yourself and wondering why you didn't go light side. For a quick 10% win, I'd use a simple field parlay.

5. "All progress takes place outside the comfort zone." _Michael John Bobak

6. I really like the look of your new table, can you tell me where you bought it at? Thanks

7. jacob, here's an idea. how about laying all the place numbers on the comeout roll, then martingale any place number that is hit. In this way, all the lay bets are primed for a seven to hit. Do you think that could work? P.S. I appreciate all your videos and have changed my approach by having the seven work for you.

8. Love the 678 strategies, but this one looks awful.

9. I would cover the early don't with a place bet so i would win odds on repeaters

10. Take them down if they hit, or switch it to a molly on a long roll. table will lighten on you

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