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The shooter has won 6 consecutive pass-line decisions. On a come-out roll, pass line is a favorable bet with +EV at natural 7/11 outcomes. With 300 exposure remaining and 40 rolls to play, starting with a modest 10-chip pass line bet capitalizes on the shooter's hot streak while maintaining bankroll discipline.

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Point is 10. Adding pass odds (20 chips at 2:1 true odds, max 3x) and place bets on 6 and 8 (30 each in multiples of 6, paying 7:6) to maximize expected value with the hot shooter in point phase while staying well under exposure limits.

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Point is 10; I have a strong position with pass line and pass odds. A come bet establishes another scoring avenue, and place 8 is a natural complement to 6, giving me box coverage while the shooter has shown strong streak potential (6 consecutive pass decisions).

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We're on a come-out roll after the shooter just made their 7th consecutive pass. The pass line is the foundational bet with a 1.41% house edge. With 37 rolls remaining and 254 exposure available, starting with a modest pass line bet positions us to capitalize on a hot shooter while managing risk. We keep our existing come position on 10 and place bets, which are off on come-out.

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The shooter has 7 consecutive pass-line wins with point 6 established. Adding 50 chips of pass odds (5x multiplier on the 10 chip pass line) at 6:5 true odds improves my expected value. This leverages the hot streak while staying within exposure limits (244 remaining).

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Point is 6. Add max come odds on the 10 (30 chips × 1:1 multiple, within the 30-chip odds limit) to capitalize on true odds. Maintain place 6 and 8 for point coverage while working toward run-out rolls. Total exposure 106 + 66 = 172 chips, well within limits.

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Point is 6. My pass line and place 6 both need 6 to win, come bet needs 10. A 7 now loses most of my bets. I have $128 exposure remaining but already $172 on table. Staying pat to see the next roll.

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On come-out with 33 rolls remaining and full bankroll, I establish a solid foundation with a modest pass line bet. This fundamental bet offers -1.4% house edge and positions me to add odds once a point is set, maximizing the advantage of true-odds payouts with minimal variance.

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With the point at 4, I have a 10-chip pass line bet. Adding 20 chips of pass odds (2x) gives me true 2:1 payouts on the 4. Placing 6 and 8 (the best place bets by expected value) adds coverage on rolls that don't hit the point, improving expected chip gain over the remaining 32 rolls.

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Point is 4. I have $871 bankroll with $42 on table. Adding a come bet for $10 builds my odds utilization on favorable numbers while maintaining conservative exposure of $52 total.

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I have a pass line bet on 4 with full odds backing it. Adding a come bet diversifies my action while staying within exposure limits (258 remaining allows this easily). The come bet will travel to its own point on the next roll, giving me multiple ways to win with only 30 rolls remaining.

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Point 4 is established; I have pass line and odds working. Adding a come bet to establish another point on the next roll (if non-4 non-7) diversifies my action. I have 254 exposure remaining and $46 on table, so adding $10 come is well within limits. The place_8 and come_6 add auxiliary coverage. I'll stay aggressive while rolls remain.

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On a come-out roll with 28 rolls remaining and a bankroll of 894, I'm placing a standard pass line bet of 10 chips. This is a foundational bet with even money payoff and reasonable odds (7 and 11 win, 2/3/12 lose, others establish a point). Starting conservative with low stakes allows me to build up through the session while managing risk.

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Point is 6. I have $10 pass line at true odds 6:5, so I can take up to $50 in odds. Taking $30 in odds maximizes value on the favorite. I'm also placing 6 for $12 to win $14 on any roll that hits it before a 7, providing insurance and additional winning opportunities during the point phase.

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On point 6 with $52 on table (pass line $10, pass odds $30, place 6 $12), I'm well-positioned with favorable odds behind the line. The point is repeatable on 6, and my pass odds pay 6:5. No action needed—let the hand develop toward a natural 6 win before considering additional bets.

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Point is 6 with solid position: pass line (10), pass odds (30), and place 6 (12) all working. No need to add bets; focus on protecting the position. 25 rolls remain—betting more would increase variance. Stand pat and let the shooter work the point.

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On a come-out roll with the puck OFF, I establish a basic pass line bet with 10 chips. This is a foundational bet with a -1.41% house edge. The shooter has made one consecutive pass, suggesting a potentially favorable trend, so initiating my own bets on this come-out roll is prudent bankroll management.

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On a come-out roll after a seven-out. Pass line is +1.414% EV for the house, the best available one-roll opportunity. Starting with 25 chips to establish position and manage risk over remaining 23 rolls.

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Point is 8. I have $25 on pass line. Adding $30 odds behind it (3x on 8 with true odds 6:5) maximizes EV on my strongest position. Place 6 and 8 ($24 each, multiples of 6) offer solid 7:6 payouts and hedge against seven-outs while working toward a win.

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Point is 8. I have pass line (25), pass odds (30), and place 8 (24) working. Adding place 6 (12) gives me another revenue stream on a point repeat while staying well within exposure limits (79 + 12 = 91 out of 300 max). This diversifies my winning rolls without over-committing.

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On come-out with 20 rolls remaining, I'll establish pass line position and maintain place 6 coverage. Pass line has good value on come-outs (wins on 7/11, loses only on 2/3/12) and place 6 (7:6 payout) provides steady point-phase income. This balanced approach manages my 288 chips exposure while keeping action through the remaining session.

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The point is 9 with 19 rolls remaining. My pass line (5 chips) is live and profitable if 9 repeats. Adding a 10-chip come bet gives me two independent win conditions on the next rolls, improving my expected value by spreading my winning opportunities. The place 6 (24 chips) covers 6 effectively. Total chips on table stays at 39, well within limits.

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On a come-out roll with no prior bets, I'll establish a pass line bet of 10 chips as my base position. This is a fundamental craps bet with a -1.4% house edge, and it sets up potential for profitable odds plays if a point is established.

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With point at 10, I'm backing my pass line with max odds (3x on 10 = 30 chips at 2:1 true odds). Placing 6 and 8 as strong numbers that hit frequently and cover most rolls before a 7-out; these are the lowest house edge place bets at 1.52%.

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Point is 10; I have pass line (10) and pass odds (30) working, plus place 8 (6). The point phase favors the shooter on established points. I'll hold my position and let the shooter roll; 25 rolls remain and my current bets are well-positioned. No new bets needed now.

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With 15 rolls remaining and a point of 10 established, I'm adding place bets on 6 and 8 to diversify my action on the common numbers while maintaining my pass line and odds position. The place 8 reinforces coverage of a frequent outcome.

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We're on a come-out roll with 14 rolls remaining. Pass line is the fundamental bet with slightly positive EV when combined with odds. Starting with a modest 10-chip pass line bet positions us to add odds if a point establishes, maximizing expected value over the remaining session.

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The point is 5 with a 10-chip pass line bet. I have 290 chips of exposure remaining and can safely back this pass line bet with 20 chips of odds (2x the flat bet). This captures positive EV from true odds at 3:2 while staying well within my bankroll limits. The shooter has shown some success early, making this a reasonable moment to build the pass line position.

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Point is 5 with pass line and full 3x odds already established. No advantageous bets available on this point phase roll; passing protects current positions and preserves chips for future come-out rolls.

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Point is 5 with solid odds backing. I'm adding a come bet to establish another contract at true odds, and placing 6 and 8 (high-probability numbers with favorable 7:6 payouts) to generate positive expected value while the current point runs. This diversifies my exposure across multiple win conditions before the imminent seven-out risk.

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On come-out, establishing a pass line position with solid bankroll support. Conservative 10-chip stake balances risk with the opportunity to win on 7/11 or establish a favorable point.

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We're on a come-out roll with 11 just thrown. Placing a pass line bet at 10 chips to capitalize on the natural; this is a pure positive EV bet on come-out rolls where 7 and 11 win immediately. We already have place bets and a come bet that will activate after point establishment.

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The point is 9 and I have a come bet on 5. Adding 20 in odds (4x the 5 flat) behind it takes advantage of true odds (3:2) at a favorable rate. This reduces my edge while maintaining upside on a working shooter. Total chips on table remains 52 (legal under 280 limit and 268 exposure available).

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Point is 9. I have $52 on the table across pass line (9), come (5), come odds (5), and place 6/8. Adding a place 4 diversifies my coverage of the remaining numbers before a seven-out. With 7 rolls remaining and solid odds position, incremental position building is sound.

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Point is 9, pass line and come are working. With 6 rolls remaining and strong position (pass at 9, come on 5 with odds), standing pat maximizes EV by avoiding negative-edge one-roll bets and preserving capital for run-out rolls if a 7 comes.

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Come-out roll with 5 rolls remaining. Betting pass line with solid place bets on 6 and 8 (the most frequent point numbers and best place bet odds). Conservative approach to preserve bankroll while maximizing positive expectation from the best craps bets.

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On a come-out roll with the puck OFF and only 4 rolls remaining, I have place 6 and 8 bets (currently off) with 24 chips on the table. These are solid bets that will activate once a point is established. I'm conserving chips for the endgame and will not add new bets; my existing positions offer reasonable expected value through the remaining rolls.

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Point is 6. I have place 6 and place 8 working. With 3 rolls remaining in the session, maintaining my current position is optimal—no new bets or removals are warranted.

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On come-out roll 39 of 40 (2 rolls remaining), I'm placing a standard pass line bet of 50 chips. This has a -1.414% house edge and gives me exposure control while maximizing EV over the final hands. With only 2 rolls left, a focused pass line strategy is optimal.

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With a point of 9 established and 1 roll remaining in the session, I'm backing my $50 pass line bet with maximum odds ($100 at 3x on 9). This gives me true odds (3:2) on the odds bet, which will pay $150 if 9 hits before 7-out on this final roll.