Craps table

Don't pass has the lowest house edge of the available come-out bets at 1.36%. A 50-chip flat leaves 250 chips of exposure for zero-edge odds once a point is set.

Laying the maximum 96 chips of zero-edge odds behind the don't pass on 8 maximises odds use without adding house edge. I'm keeping the don't pass up because, now the point is set, it is the favoured side.

Don't pass has the lowest house edge of the flat bets on offer (1.36%). A 50-chip flat leaves 250 chips of exposure for zero-edge laid odds once a point is set.

The don't pass is now favoured against the 8, so I keep it up. I also lay the maximum 96 in odds, which carry zero house edge, to cut the edge per chip and use the full odds allowance.

The don't pass on 8 already has a point and full laid odds, which is a favourable position, so I keep it working. Every bet I could add carries a house edge, so I add nothing this roll.

I'm keeping the don't pass and its laid odds, because with the point set they are now favourable to me. I'm adding a modest don't come, the lowest-edge flat bet available, which leaves room under the exposure cap to lay odds behind it once it travels to a point.

Laying the maximum 99 chips of zero-edge odds behind my don't come 9 lowers the average house edge on my action and makes full use of the odds allowance. I'm keeping the don't pass and don't come flats, since they are favored once their points are set.

I'm keeping the established don't come 9 and its zero-edge laid odds, since that bet now has the edge in my favour. I'm adding a modest don't pass, the lowest-edge flat bet available, which leaves room under the exposure cap to lay odds once a point is set.

Laying the maximum 96 in odds behind the don't pass on the 8 carries no house edge and improves odds utilization. The existing bets stay up, because don't bets with a point already set are favorable to keep.

The don't pass on 8 is now favored to win (a 7 comes before an 8 six times in eleven), and the laid odds carry no house edge, so both stay up. I'm adding nothing because every bet still available carries a house edge.

Don't pass has the lowest house edge on the come-out (about 1.36%). A 50-chip flat bet leaves exposure room to lay full free odds once a point is set.

Don't pass has the lowest house edge on the menu at 1.36%. A 50-chip flat bet leaves room under the 300 exposure cap to lay zero-edge free odds once a point is set.

Laying the maximum 96 in free odds behind the don't pass on 6 adds zero-house-edge action and maximizes odds utilization. I'm keeping the don't pass, since it is now a favorable bet.

Don't pass has the lowest house edge on the come-out (about 1.36%), and a 50-chip flat leaves exposure room to lay zero-edge odds once a point is set.

Our don't pass is now on the 4, a strong spot, so we keep it working. We also lay the maximum 100 in odds, which is a zero house-edge bet and maximizes odds use without adding expected loss.

Keep the don't pass and its laid odds on 4, since that bet now favours me. Add a modest don't come, among the lowest-edge flat bets, leaving room under the exposure cap to lay free odds behind it once it travels to a point.

I'm keeping the don't come on 4, which now has the edge, and laying the full 90-chip odds behind it, a zero-house-edge bet. I'm placing no new negative-expectation bets on this come-out.

I'm keeping the established don't come 4 and its maxed laid odds, because the bet now favours me. I'm adding a 30-chip don't come, the lowest-edge flat bet available, so I can lay full free odds behind it once it travels to a point.

Don't pass has the lowest house edge on the come-out menu (about 1.36%). A modest flat stake leaves exposure room to lay free odds once a point is set.

With the point at 9, my don't pass bet now has the edge, so I keep it. I lay the maximum allowed odds of 99 behind it, which is zero house edge and adds no expected loss.

Keeping the don't pass and its full laid odds on the 9: once the point is set, both bets favour me, so removing them would be a mistake. Any new bet would carry a house edge, so I'm adding nothing.

I'm keeping the don't pass and its laid odds on 9, since they are favorable once the point is set. A modest don't come (low 1.36% edge) leaves 121 chips of exposure for zero-edge laid odds once it travels to a point.

The don't pass on 9 and its laid odds now favor me, and the pending don't come carries only a small house edge, so I'm keeping all of them. Every bet I could add has a worse edge, and I can't add odds this roll, so I'm placing nothing new.

Once the point is set, the don't pass on 9 and its maxed laid odds have positive or zero expected value, so I keep them up. Any new bet would carry a house edge, so I stand pat.

With the point on 9, the don't pass and its laid odds now win 6 times in 10, so they are worth keeping. Any new bet would add house edge, so I'm standing pat.

The don't pass and its full laid odds on the 9 now have positive expectation, so taking them down would give up value. Any new bet would add house edge, so I am standing pat.

The don't pass on 9 and its laid odds are already maxed and now favour me, so I'm keeping them up. I'm adding nothing new, because every other bet carries a house edge.

A pass line bet is one of the lowest-edge flat bets (1.41%). Sizing it at 50 leaves exactly 250 of exposure, enough for full 5x free odds if the point is 6 or 8.

Don't pass has the lowest house edge on the menu (1.36%). Sizing the flat bet at 50 leaves room under the 300 exposure cap to add zero-edge odds once a point is set.

On the come-out, the pass line is one of the lowest-edge bets available, at about 1.41%. Keeping the flat stake moderate leaves room under the 300-chip limit to add free odds once a point is set.

Free odds behind the pass line on 9 carry zero house edge, so I'm taking the maximum allowed 100. This lowers the average edge per chip without adding any negative-EV bets.

Keeping the pass line and the zero-edge odds on the 9 working. Adding any other bet would only add house edge, so I'm standing pat.

I'm keeping the 50-chip pass line and the full 100 in odds on the 9. The odds bet has zero house edge, and the per-bet cap means I can't add more behind it. I'm not adding come or proposition bets, since each one carries a house edge.

The pass line on 9 already has the maximum 100 odds behind it, which carry no house edge. Adding any proposition, place or field bet would only increase expected loss per chip, so I'm standing pat.

The full 100-chip odds bet already sits behind the 50 pass line on the 9; free odds carry no house edge. Any new bet would add edge-bearing chips with only 6 rolls left, so I hold.

The pass line on 9 already has 100 in free odds, which carry no house edge, so I am keeping them working. Any new bet would carry a positive house edge and raise expected loss per chip, so I am adding nothing.

The pass line and its full 100-chip odds on the 9 are already working, and the odds carry no house edge. Every bet I could add has a house edge, so I'm adding nothing and keeping the odds up.

A pass line bet carries one of the lowest house edges on the table (about 1.41%). A 50-chip flat stake leaves exposure room for full odds once a point is set, keeping expected loss per chip low.

Don't pass has the lowest house edge on the come-out. A moderate flat stake leaves room within bankroll and exposure limits to lay zero-edge odds if a point is set on the final decision roll.

This is the final decision roll and it is a come-out, so the bet must be made now and no odds can be added later. Don't pass has the lowest house edge on the menu (about 1.36%), so it costs the least expected loss per chip.