9 thoughts on “Jump the 49 craps strategy”

1. good luck man dont crap out.

2. Hi Larry, congrats on not missing any on/offs this time. I have enjoyed your videos and strategies, but was getting annoyed by your on/off errors. However, I understand how difficult playing, dealing and talking on camera all at the same time must be, so I have stuck with you and now subscribed. Please keep up the good content. I have adopted a variation of your strategies to include risking a big bet on the 5 and 9 for the first hit before regressing. Obviously this increases the $ at risk for a point seven out, but it also increases the chances of getting onto casino money earlier. I understand your reasoning, but my variation worked better for me on the practice table. Cheers

3. Hey Larry were is all of your videos!!

4. a good way to get the 4 & 10 into play may be to take a $50 payout and buy the 4 and 10 as early as possible rather than rack it up… it's all about personal preference I guess… if it doesn't bug you to dead roll 4's and 10's in the knowledge that you racked $50 instead so be it… peace of mind works wonders too… I guess the way I look at it is I'm just re-investing the house's money at this point right?

5. Where in sc are you?

6. Love your strategy Larry do you ever hedge? with the field.

7. I like the strategy, but I live in Point Sevenville.

8. I don't have a strategy !!!!

9. If you're willing to risk going for two hits to pay for the Sweet 49 with casino money, you can increase your odds every roll from 28% to 50% during the financing stage, and bank $25 after setting up the 49.

   Start with place bets of $45 on the 5 & 9 and $54 on the 6 & 8 ($198 total). After the first hit ($63 win) drop $3 and press the 5 & 9 to $60 and the 6 & 8 to $72. The second hit pays $84, and when added to the $63 win totals $147. Setting up the Sweet 49 requires $122 which leaves $25 to bank.

   You could still keep just $100 and $1 checks in your rack using this method too. 

   In this vid, with the one exception where big red came out during the financing stage, you hit the 6 or 8 in the first roll or two after come outs, so using a two hit financing system would have made less money. That being said, being aware of other options never hurts so figured I'd share.

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