Craps table

Come-out: don't pass has the lowest house edge among legal bets and leaves room to lay full odds once a point is set.

Point is 10 behind a don't-pass flat, so I lay the maximum even-chip odds (zero house edge) and add no negative-EV bets.

Point is 10 with don't pass and near-max laid odds already working; odds cannot be increased and every legal new bet has a house edge, so I add nothing.

Come-out: don't pass has the lowest house edge among legal bets and sets up zero-edge laid odds once a point is established.

Point is 6 with a don't-pass flat already up. Laying the full 96 odds (multiple of 6) is zero house edge and uses the odds ceiling; no other bet improves expected loss per chip.

Point is 6, so the existing don't pass is plus-EV and the laid odds are fair; odds cannot be increased and every new legal bet has a house edge, so I leave the table unchanged.

Point is 6 with don't pass and laid odds already working; that flat bet is now plus-EV and odds are zero-edge, while every legal new bet has a house edge and no further odds can be added.

Come-out: pass line is the lowest-edge bet that later allows full true-odds. Stake 50 so max odds on any point stay within the 300 exposure cap.

Point is 4 with a 50 pass-line flat already up. Max allowed free odds (100) have zero house edge and raise odds utilization; no negative-edge bets.

Pass odds are already at the legal ceiling and are the only zero-edge action available. Adding place, field, hardway, or one-roll bets would only increase expected loss, so I leave the table unchanged.

Pass odds are already the only zero-edge bet available and cannot be increased, so I leave them working and add no negative-edge bets.

Point is 4 with pass odds already working, so I add a don't come flat—the lowest-edge legal bet—and leave exposure for laid odds once it has a point.

Come-out only: pass line is the lowest-edge legal flat bet and leaves room to take full true-odds later, which cuts expected loss per chip.

Point is 6 with a 25 pass-line flat. Taking the full 100 in free odds (zero house edge, within the 5-chip multiple and odds cap) maximizes odds utilization without adding expected loss.

Point is 6 with pass line and near-max odds already working. No zero-edge bet is legal this roll, so adding any offered bet would only increase expected loss.

Pass odds are already at the per-bet cap, so a come flat sets up another true-odds bet next roll while keeping house edge near the pass-line minimum.

Take the full zero-edge come odds behind the existing come-6 and leave them off on the come-out, avoiding any positive house-edge wager.

Come-out only: don't pass is the lowest-edge legal bet. Flat of 20 leaves room to lay full odds once a point is set; existing come odds stay up and off on this roll.

Lay the maximum whole-chip don't-pass odds behind the point-8 flat. Those odds are zero house edge and improve odds utilization without adding negative-EV bets.

Point is 8 with don't pass and near-max laid odds already working; that flat is now plus-EV and the odds are fair, so I add no negative-edge bets and leave both up.

Come-out: don't pass has the lowest house edge among legal bets and leaves room to lay maximum odds once a point is set.

Point is 9 with a 50 don't pass flat already up. Max legal laid odds (99, a multiple of 3) are zero house edge and raise odds utilization without adding expected loss.

Come-out: don't pass has the lowest house edge among legal bets, and a 16 flat allows full max laid odds under the 100 cap once a point is set, diluting EV loss per chip.

Lay the full 3x odds behind the don't-pass point of 10. Free odds have zero house edge and raise odds utilization without adding negative-EV bets.

Point is 10 with don't pass and full 3x laid odds already working; that flat is now +EV and the odds are fair, while every legal new bet has a house edge, so I add and remove nothing.

Point is 10 with don't pass already at the 3x odds ceiling, so the flat edge is fully diluted by zero-edge odds. Adding place, field, hardway, or one-roll bets would only increase EV loss per chip.

Come-out: don't pass has the lowest flat house edge, and a 36 flat leaves room to lay the full legal odds multiple on any point with whole-chip payouts.

Lay the maximum legal odds behind the existing don't pass on 5. Free odds have zero house edge and improve odds utilization without adding expected loss.

Point is already set on 5 with don't pass and max available odds working; that position is favorable, and every legal new bet has a house edge, so I add nothing.

Point is 5 with don't pass and near-max laid odds already working. Odds are zero-edge and cannot be increased, so I add no negative-edge bets and leave the position unchanged.

Come-out: minimum don't pass has the lowest house edge among legal flats and sets up zero-edge laid odds once a point is established.

Come-out: don't pass has the lowest house edge among legal bets and sets up true-odds laid odds once a point is established.

Point is 9 with a don't-pass flat already up. Maximum legal laid odds (99) are zero house edge and raise odds utilization without adding expected loss.

Point is 9 with a full don't-pass flat and max legal laid odds already working; that position is +EV and odds are zero-edge, so I leave it and add no negative-EV bets.

Point is 9 with don't-pass odds already at the legal ceiling, so no zero-edge add is available. New place, field, hardway, and one-roll bets only add house edge, so I leave the table unchanged.

Come-out with five rolls left: don't pass has the lowest house edge among legal bets and leaves room to lay zero-edge odds if a point is set.

Come-out with four rolls left: don't pass has the lowest house edge among legal bets and, if a point is set, enables zero-edge laid odds next roll.

Point is 6 behind a 100 don't-pass flat. Max legal laid odds (96) are zero house edge and raise odds utilization; no other bet improves expected loss per chip.

Come-out: don't pass has the lowest house edge. A 20 flat leaves room to lay the full odds multiple next roll if a point is set, which is zero-edge and improves both scored metrics.

Point is 9 with a don't-pass flat already working; laying the maximum legal odds (78, a multiple of 3) adds zero-edge exposure and uses the odds ceiling before the last decision roll.