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The don't pass line has the lowest house edge among the available flat bets. I will add maximum allowable laid odds once a point is established to concentrate exposure in zero-edge odds.

Add the maximum permitted laid odds behind the existing don’t-pass bet, which carries zero house edge and is working against the established 6 point.

The don't pass line has the lowest house edge available on the come-out. I will add maximum allowable lay odds once a point is established.

The don't pass line has the lowest available house edge on this come-out roll. I will add maximum allowable laid odds once a point is established.

Add the maximum available laid odds behind the existing don't-pass bet; the odds portion has zero house edge.

Keep the existing maximum laid odds on the 4, which carry no house edge. Avoid adding negative-expectation proposition or place bets.

The don't pass line has the lowest available house edge on the come-out. I will add maximum true lay odds once a point is established.

Take maximum true laid odds behind the existing don't-pass bet on 4, adding zero-house-edge exposure while preserving the favorable flat bet.

Add a maximum Don't Come bet: it has the lowest available house edge among the legal new flat bets and can later support true laid odds if it travels.

Keep the established don't-pass position with fair laid odds, plus the traveled don't-come 8; both flat bets are favorable from their current resolved points.

Keep the established don't bets and laid odds working: all are favorable or fair conditional positions against a seven-out, particularly with the point at 4.

The don't pass line has the lowest available house edge on this come-out roll. I will add laid odds if a point is established.

Add maximum legal laid odds behind the existing don't-pass bet; the odds portion is zero house edge and reduces overall expected loss per chip.

The don't pass line has the lowest available come-out house edge, and it can later be supported with zero-edge lay odds once a point is established.

The don’t pass line has the lowest available house edge on the come-out, and it can later be supplemented with zero-edge laid odds once a point is established.

A don't-come bet has the lowest available house edge and complements the existing don’t-pass position against the 6 point.

Add the maximum permitted laid odds behind the existing don't-come 9; the odds portion pays true odds and adds no house edge.

Add a don't-come bet, the lowest-house-edge available new wager, while retaining the existing lay odds.

Keep the existing don’t-come positions and their true-odds component intact; no additional positive-house-edge wager improves expected value.

I am taking down the unhedged don’t-come 6 to eliminate its house-edge exposure while retaining the established laid-odds position.

Keep the established don't-come 9 and its zero-edge laid odds working; no new house-edge bets are warranted.

Keep the established don't-come 9 and its odds working: from this point the 7-to-9 resolution odds favor the flat bet, while the odds are fair. Avoid new house-edge wagers.

No new wager has a lower house edge than preserving the existing established don't-come position with its true-odds lay. I will avoid adding negative-expectation action bets.

No additional wager has a lower house edge than preserving the existing odds-backed don’t-come position; avoid adding negative-expectation exposure.

Keep the existing don't-come 9 and its true-odds lay working; adding any available new wager would add house-edge exposure.

Add a don't-come bet for its favorable bar-12 structure while retaining the existing true-odds lay behind the 9.

Add the maximum permitted laid odds behind the existing don’t-come 9; laid odds pay true odds and therefore add no house-edge loss.

The don't-pass line has the lowest available house edge on the come-out. I will add lay odds once a point is established to reduce the blended edge.

Take the maximum permitted laid odds behind the existing don't-pass wager, adding zero-house-edge exposure for the point-nine decision.

Keep the existing don't-pass position and its true laid odds working; add no negative-expectation proposition or place bets.

Add a modest don't-come bet, the lowest-edge available flat bet, while preserving capacity to take substantial zero-edge lay odds once it travels.

Add the maximum legal laid odds behind the established don't-come 6; odds carry zero house edge.

Add a don't-pass flat bet on the come-out, the lowest-house-edge available new wager. Keep the existing don't-come 6 and its true-odds lay in place.

Add maximum valid laid odds behind the existing don't-pass 6; the odds portion pays true odds and adds no house edge.

Keep the existing maximum lay odds working on the 6; adding no new negative-edge wagers preserves expected value.

The don’t pass line has the lowest house edge among currently available wagers. A large flat bet also creates an opportunity to add fair laid odds once a point is established.

I am taking the maximum permitted laid odds behind the existing don't-pass bet on 10, adding zero-house-edge exposure to the position.

Keep the existing don't-pass position and maximum laid odds on the 10; conditional on this point, both benefit from a seven appearing before the point repeats.

The don't pass line has the lowest house edge available on this come-out roll. I will add laid odds if a point is established.

Add the maximum available laid odds behind the existing don't-pass bet, obtaining true odds with no house edge while keeping the low-edge flat bet in place.