Roulette | Poker | Blackjack | Tips & Strategy
Craps Tips Video Source:
Craps Strategy BY YOUR REQUEST: The 68 Surprise for Low Rollers. Thanks to all of you who commented on the original 68 Surprise. Many of you asked for a low-roller version of the strategy, so this is for you.
I missed a couple of points during the video, but caught them during the edit.
This video is intended for entertainment only. The strategies illustrated are not a guarantee or promise of winnings in any way. Gamble legally at your own risk.
Source: YouTube
Comments are closed.
The problem with MIN 4BETS 🤡 #pokerstrategy
Craps Drills
✨😉 Design To Win Roulette Maximum || Most Winning Strategy to Roulette || Roulette Strategy to Win
Stop Making These 5 Common Poker Mistakes (FIX THIS NOW!)
Christopher Mitchell Strategy – Christoper Mitchell Lost $20,000 & 99% Winning Baccarat Strategy 🤔All information on this page should be seen as pure entertainment and not pure facts. We disclaims all responsibility for the information from the videos, information and comments.
We’re you suppose to take the don’t down on first 8 point
lots of fun watching these vids
Wager Me This plays this exact strategy. I asked him to to show the low roller version. Go check it out and he’ll explain why / when he challenges the 6/8 as the point vs Don’t Pass. It really just depends how the table is playing. My local has pitiful shooters, it’s almost a guarantee I’ll challenge the 6/8.
I like this strategy. Thanks.
Other video may have gotten more views because it won…?
Two other things: if you’re keeping track of how the strategy does, I believe this session was -$22 (4 DP units below your $38 win reported in the video). Notes In the video mention 2, but after you hit the second 8 point, you didn’t turn off the puck, and paid yourself for a come-out 7 (2 unit swing). Secondly, I believe people don’t like to hedge – essentially what your question boils down to – because a typical gambler wants 3 chances at a good-sized win rather than 1 “tie” and 1 chance at a good-sized win. I’m with you. In fact, imagine this strategy with $20 DP. You can place the point (6 or 8) for $18, and if you hit the point, you win $1 and if you seven out, you win $2. A no-lose!
Your first point hit … you lose your Don’t pass bet.
When I went dark side and have $100 on the 6 or 8 as the point. Instead of denying the number as dark-siders have the right to. I would place $90 on it and win $5 if it hits again. If it doesn't, then I would win $10. Any other number, I have problems playing a doey-don't system on it. Make a decision and stick to it. Work with the cards that you are dealt. Keep the videos coming, haven't seen much lately. I think I'm just about gone through your queue of videos. Unless some might be hiding from my search.