6 thoughts on “Improved cold table craps strategy”

1. Nice one Crappy. I think you paid yourself on a 7 out with a place 5. No matter, still came out a winner. Also you avoided the P/DP in the middle of a sequence. I might have just kept with the flow and bet them. Enjoy your commentary .

2. Thanks Larry, I like the strategy and the way you are evolving to try and improve. My suggestion is to keep the don’t pass at one unit, but have the lay bet of 2 units, but initially only have the lay bet for the come out roll. This protects the don’t pass bet for the come out roll, which is then protected by the come bet after the point is set. The only holes then are the don’t come bets which could then be covered by new lay bets until they are established. But then you would need more than the 4 or 5 chips per shooter. The hard way protection bet for the lay is a potential saver, but also a potential bankroll drainer, good arguments for either, I would only use it if the hard ways were hitting. Please keep them coming, it is definitely a promising strategy. Cheers

3. Just like the other strategy that included the DP its gonna sting when the Lay bet gets hit….a steady stream of hitting easy 4/10s can be devastating to your bankroll quickly

4. At 18:43 you rolled 7 and kept the $25 on the 4 which should be a loss. Still good stuff Crappy!

5. I was out on the back porch I ran the call table strategy with the four chips. Using the don’t pass. Against this strategy using the four and 10 it took about an hour and a half or so starting with 500 on each both of them doubled up. To $1000 each At almost exactly the same time I did not expect that. I expected the don’t pass to lose. Very interesting. Working on a way to combine both of them the good thing is it fills the hole When you first go on they don’t come still working out the bugs but hope to have a video soon on that

6. Why lay the 4 or 10 on the Come out?

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