10 thoughts on “Craps strategy submitted by subscriber Todd Harrington”

1. https://wagermethis.com/

2. It really should be a $106 across after first hit. You are essentially paying $3 vig on a $15 4 or 10, while a $20 4 or 10 only requires $1 vig. My opinion is to always buy the 4 or 10 if you're going to play it.

3. I love it, yeah I'd puke putting up that 320 out. I'm in total agreement with put the money on the table and regress. I think it's the quickest way to play with there money.

4. I don't like pressing numbers I am not rolling. Therefore, I use a Collect and Press strategy that only (Power) presses the number I hit. If I keep hammering a number I make quite a bit. I start with an $18 6/8. First hit on A NUMBER, I collect. The second hit I Power Press. So, for the 6/8 I take both $21 wins and put that as my Place bet and take my $18 down. This way, I am collecting green already! Collect $49, then press up to $90. Collect $105, then press up to $198, etc. On the 5/9, I start with $15. Collect, $21. Then press up to Buy the 5/9 for $36 (with the $21 winnings). Collect $54. Then press up to $90 buy. Etc. I also like to keep the 4/10 active. Start with $15. On the first hit I buy it for $25. After that, I SWAP. SWAP my winnings for my Buy Bet. Win $50, on the $25 bet. Make my new bet $50 and collect the $25. Win $100 on my $50 bet, make my new bet $100 and collect $50. This really adds up on repeating numbers. This way all my money is working for me, not just building a number I am not rolling!

5. I dont understand. Why is taking down chips a problem.

6. Thanks all for the feed back on this. My goal on this was to come up with something that is scale able and in two hits you are basically playing on house money, also have money on the 7 with the don't and have money on the table for a long roll. Looking at different ways to reduce the risk on the come out roll so that there would one be one roll at risk.

7. All what do you think take the Money I have on the point and move to the 4 or 10 at the $64.00 level. I could also take the point $ at the 96.00 level and place that $15 or 18 on the don"t pass

8. There's a school of thought that varying bet sizes doesn't really benefit the player. Supposedly, There's a net benefit from consistent bets over time. Just a thought.

9. All here was my criteria when I came up with this. Also after seeing the comments from all of you and Jacob. I have added a lay bet on the initial come out roll, so I will add $75 or 100 lay to either the 4 or 10 then if point is made, then take the lay money and use it as part of my 320 across to reduce the risk of that initial come out roll and make the only risky roll the $320 across for one hit.

   Here was my criteria for developing this was how do i get my money out for a short roll/ table heat situation. also how do i have money on the table for a long roll.

   My criteria:
   
   1st. So if i could get 1 good payout in first 2 to 3 rolls. Get my money back and capture profit on long rolls.
   
   2nd could i make it scale-able.
   
   3rd make sure the 7 doesn't hurt to much.
   
   4th have it easily adaptable to change based on the table heat.

   Here is a lower limit that i have been running through some sims. I played it on sims At $600.00 or $500

   With a $30 don't $30
   
   $160 across 1 hit $35
   
   This covers your $64.00

   $64 across 2 hits $14 x2 = $28

   Then $44 inside. by pulling the 4 and 10 from the $64 i add $20 more to profit.

   And you have money on the table for the long runs. which i press and collect. The money on the point could be used to cover the 4 or the 10.

   I am looking at Laying the 4 or 10 on the come out roll as a hedge against the 7 on the come out and losing your don't bet. I would remove the lay bet after point is established. then do the $160 across for one. hit. I am also looking at taking the money on the point and place either the 4 or 10 at the $44.00 level.

10. I tried the repeater twice after double 7s and got burned by a third. Did not go on tilt and fought back to my original buy in and called it even for the day.

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