10 thoughts on “Craps strategy part 2”

1. I like this one. Makes sense if you can dodge the 7 on the come out roll

2. Nice video. I think you didn't pay yourself twice after a 7 out.

3. I’m surprised you don’t have more subscribers. You put out solid videos with solid strategies.

4. One thing you can do if the point was 6 or 8 is to place the point for $48 (or $54) to protect the DP and then make a $50 DC bet to establish a different "bad number." The risk with that is now you have to fade a seven again to establish the DC. The way you were rolling fives and tens… probably didn't matter much that your bad number was a 6 or 8. 😉 I was thinking about it early, and then you finally worked it in, was to place other box numbers and collect the change. In the end, you showed more restraint than I, though, by taking down your place bets when you got knocked off. I might have been inclined to replace the DP and go again, and I also might have been inclined to press the place bets one unit after each hit (and collect the change). There may not be a lot going on every roll, but it does create a lot of excitement in anticipation of a hit on those place bets. Very fun strategy. Thanks for the vid!

5. Nice little hedge strategy. I like how you shot 5-5-5 at 2:19 and got paid for it. 🙂

6. I like this one a lot actually!! Thanks for the video Jacob!!

7. I prefer this strategy vs going through the come + odds

8. I really like the idea of this strategy with minimal exposure [at least in theory..]

   I thought I would give it a quick test on the wizard of odds craps simulator. The first two hands did ok and then after that the bankroll plummeted more than $600 with repeated front line losses and hit after hit knocking off the don't which was almost always on the 6 or 8 followed by more naturals and barely ever a place being hit. Only time craps were rolled was when the don't was already on a point so not one front line winner.

   Not sure if it's the strategy or that "simulator" is rigged and aggressively targeting bets as it seemed unatural but in any case there are some combinations that can hurt, especially sequences of 6/8s with 7/11s mixed in.

9. I love this strategy. Didn’t work out this weekend because hit points and seven or elevens on the come out. Probably could have bet the horn or any seven. But when I’m down two hundred fifty in ten minutes. I just said screw it. Lol.

10. Something to consider: You reference another strategy in this video. Maybe link that in the description. This will help your subscribers and increase your watch time!

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