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Aggressive Lay 4/10 Craps Strategy

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Aggressive Lay 4/10 Craps Strategy is the latest video in my Dice Advice series where viewers submit craps strategies that I roll out. This strategy is a dark side strategy that allows the 7 to work for you. When the point is 4 or 10 then the strategy calls for an aggressive approach to lay odds against the soft or easy way combinations.

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10 thoughts on “Aggressive Lay 4/10 Craps Strategy”

  1. I like it. But I think with a point of 5 or 9 I would place the 6 and 8. Take a few hits and come down. Just for a little more action.

  3. Hey Color up, What is the name of the video where you bet 75 on “don’t come bar”. To cover your bets. Liked that strategy but can’t find it to save it.

  5. You could reduce this to 1/5th of the bets and it would work out well for low rollers

  6. Great video again :). One time on a floating casino off the coast of North Carolina in international waters in 2006, I was writing down the rolls on a piece of paper. The paper said: "The 10 was missed 72 times – which is 4 times passed the statistics. So I started betting $20 on the 10 roll. The 7 rolled 2 more times. I asked the Pit Boss about the dice: "The 10 has not shown up in almost 100 rolls – do you think that is a problem?"
    . . . . My next bet was LAY $200 on the 10 – the 7 hit.. . .

  8. … on an entirely different subject: The first time I watched this video, I guessed the roll before you threw: I said: 4 10 8 4 9 . I was wrong, but watching further, that is what happened. Guess the odds?

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