Craps Strategy Video Information:
Magic Formula to Win at Craps? No, sorry to inform you there is no way to avoid the casino’s house edge. In this video I go in to detail in a system called the Doey Don’t. A lot of people have a misunderstanding of what the house edge is on this bet. I spell this out and give you the benefits as well as the drawbacks to playing the doey don’t.
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Dear Mr color up. I like watching your videos and you inspired me to record some of my strategies. I am an old timer have been playing craps for almost 50 years. I would appreciate it if you have any time to take a look at my stuff and tell me what you think .. Uncle Angelo
You get past the come out roll, and LAYING ODDS will always have the mathematical advantage… PLUS when you are laying odds, you have the benefit of winning all your odds bets at the same time when a 7 appears. Which should be once every 6 rolls in a mathematically perfect world.
True, there are streaks in craps, and just as often they are streaks of 7's showing up more frequently than the statistics would suggest they should appear.
Betting pass & don't pass at the same time is a way to get beyond the mathematical advantage pass line bettors have on every throw of the dice… 8 ways to instantly win (7&11) vs 4 ways to instantly lose (2,3 & 12) Betting both, then putting odds on Pass line is mathematically incomprehensible to me.
You push on the 12 in the don’t pass you only lose if they roll a 7 on the first roll in the don’t pass
Great channel. Thanks. I found this do/don't strategy interesting though: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RyPhjQVg9Bc
whats your take on dice setting, love to see you do a video
6:52 what kind of line is that?
Yes, but no one is playing 24/7. They're playing the short game.
Betting $1 on the 12 puts you at risk to only losing $1 instead of X dollars if you just played the pass line.
It's a great way to take a $15 or $25 table and turn it into a table that fits your budget.
A much better bet is "the oddsman", this is where you have a friend as your neighbor that you know won't use all their odds; you give them money to put on their odds. If you want a positive expectation, bet the don't; as soon as you establish a point, you have a positive expectation (just that pesky house edge on the come out, which I'd dilute with laying numbers on the come out.)
Not sure if you'll see this comment on an old video. Why not play an uneven doey don't? Play $5 don't and $15 pass. Since the pass line has the advantage on the come out you stand to make money. Then after the point is established add max odds to your don't pass which has the advantage after the come out roll. On paper it would seem the player would always have the advantage. Any feedback much appreciated.