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The don't pass line has the lowest available house edge on the come-out. I will add maximum permitted laid odds once a point is established to put more exposure at zero house edge.

Take maximum laid odds behind the existing don't-pass bet on 10, since the odds portion pays true odds and has no house edge.

Keep the existing don't-pass position on 10 and its true-odds lay, both favorable from the current point state. Avoid adding new negative-edge bets.

Take the don’t pass on the come-out: it has the lowest available house edge among the currently legal base bets, and it can later support zero-edge lay odds if a point is established.

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

Add the maximum permitted laid odds behind the existing don't-pass point. The odds portion is paid at true odds and reduces the blended house edge.

Add a don't-come flat bet, which has one of the lowest available house edges and may create a point for zero-edge laid odds later.

Add maximum true laid odds behind the existing don’t-come 8 and a don’t-pass flat bet, the lowest-house-edge available new wager.

Add the maximum feasible whole-chip laid odds behind the existing don't-pass bet, since odds carry no house edge.

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

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

Add the maximum permitted laid odds behind the existing don't-pass bet, capturing true odds with no house edge.

Keep the existing maximum laid odds position on the established 8; it has zero house edge. Avoid adding new negative-expectation bets.

Keep the existing maximum practical laid odds position working; adding any offered proposition or place wager would introduce additional house edge.

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

The don't pass line has the lowest available house edge on this come-out roll.

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

The don't pass line has the lowest house edge among currently available bets and can support zero-edge lay odds once a point is established.

The don't pass line has the lowest house edge among currently available contract bets. I will add laid odds at true inverse odds once a point is established.

Add maximum valid laid odds behind the established don’t-pass 9; these odds carry zero house edge and maximize odds utilization.

Keep the existing don’t-pass position and true-odds lay behind the 9; no additional wager offers a lower house edge than the current zero-edge odds exposure.

Keep the established don’t-pass position and its maximum laid odds working; adding any available new wager would introduce additional house-edge exposure.

Add a minimal don't-come flat to create a potential future laid-odds position while keeping additional house-edge exposure negligible.

Add the maximum available true-odds lay behind the existing don’t-come 5, which carries no house edge. Keep the established don’t-pass position and its odds working.

Don't come has the lowest house edge among the currently available new wagers. It also aligns with the existing dark-side position while using the remaining exposure.

Add the available true-odds lay behind the existing don’t-come 5, using the remaining exposure without adding a house-edge proposition bet.

Replace the small laid-odds wager with the maximum allowable true-odds exposure behind the existing don't-come 5. Avoid adding new negative-edge flat bets.

Add the remaining permissible laid odds behind the existing don’t-come 5, which carries no house edge. A minimal new don’t-come flat preserves flexibility to add odds after it travels.

I will keep the existing don't-come position and its true-odds lay working; adding a new wager would introduce additional house-edge exposure.

Keep the established don't-come 5 and its true laid odds, which are favorable or neutral from their current resolved placement states. Avoid adding new negative-edge contract or proposition bets.

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

Add the maximum legal laid odds behind the existing don't-pass 8; odds carry zero house edge and maximize favorable exposure.

No new wagers: the existing maximum laid odds are zero house edge, while every newly available wager carries a house edge.

Keep the established don't-pass position and its maximum feasible laid odds working against the 8. No additional wager has a better expected value than preserving this favorable conditional position.

Keep the existing don't-pass position and true-odds lay on the 8; no additional available wager improves expected value.

Keep the existing maximum permitted laid odds behind the don't-pass bet, which carry zero house edge. No additional proposition or place bets improve expected value.

No new wager offers a lower house edge than preserving the existing maximum laid odds, which are fair odds behind the already-committed flat bet. I will avoid adding negative-expectation bets.

Add a maximum don’t come bet, the lowest-house-edge available new flat wager, while keeping the existing full laid odds working on the 8.

No wager has positive expected value, so preserving the bankroll is optimal on the final decision roll.