Craps table

Starting with a pass line bet on the come-out roll since it has the lowest house edge; plan to back it with max odds once a point is established.

Maximize true-odds value behind the established 9 point (zero house edge) while placing 5,6,8,9 to generate additional low-edge win opportunities without exceeding exposure limits.

Current exposure (247 of 275) already covers 5,6,8,9 well with pass odds on the point; adding more chips would only increase house edge on weaker bets, so I'll hold steady this roll.

I have solid coverage already (pass line+odds on 9, place 6/8/5/9); using remaining exposure on a come bet gives me another low-edge point bet with future odds potential.

Maxing out available exposure by laying full true-odds behind my established come point of 8, which carries zero house edge and is the most efficient use of remaining bankroll.

Exposure remaining is only 4 chips and current odds are already maxed, so adding more bets would offer poor risk-adjusted value; holding steady on existing position.

Adding to the zero-edge come odds on 8 maximizes use of remaining exposure without increasing house edge, since my place and come bets already cover 6, 8 and 9 well.

Maxing out the zero-edge odds behind my come bet on 8 and adding a low-edge place 6 bet uses the remaining exposure efficiently without increasing house edge exposure.

Already near max exposure (299/300) with strong coverage on 9, 8, and 6; no room to add bets this roll, so I'll let the existing position ride.

Starting with a pass line bet on the come-out roll; will add full odds once the point is established to minimize house edge.

Max out the zero-edge pass odds on the 6, add a place bet on 8 for low-edge extra coverage, and start a come bet to diversify point exposure while staying well within exposure limits.

Starting a fresh come-out: lay a modest pass line bet and max out the zero-edge true odds behind my existing come point on 6, keeping place_8 off during come-out per default to protect it from a seven.

With only 95 chips of exposure room left, I'm maximizing the house-edge-free pass line odds on the point of 9 (25 flat, up to 100 in true odds) rather than adding more place or proposition bets that carry higher expected loss per chip.

Exposure is essentially maxed at 299/300 chips, leaving only 1 chip of room; existing come, pass line with max odds, and place 8 are solid value bets, so I'll let them ride rather than add a marginal 1-chip wager.

Exposure is already at 299/300, leaving only 1 chip of room; existing pass line, come, and odds bets on 6 and 9 are well-positioned, so I'll hold without adding new action.

Starting a fresh come-out roll with a solid pass line bet; plan to back it with full odds once the point is established since odds bets have zero house edge.

Max out true-odds behind the point-8 pass line for zero house edge, add a come bet to start building a second working number with future odds, and place the 6 for low-edge coverage while staying well under exposure limits.

Starting the come-out with a pass line bet; plan to back it with full odds once a point is established to minimize house edge.

Max out zero-edge pass odds on the 9, then add low-edge place bets on 6 and 8 to generate steady income while staying within exposure limits.

Adding a come bet to extend coverage onto a new point while keeping existing pass line, odds, and place bets intact within exposure limits.

Maxing out remaining exposure (30) by taking true odds behind my come bet on 4, which carries zero house edge, rather than adding to other flat bets.

On this come-out roll I add a pass line bet to hedge the seven-out risk that would otherwise wipe my place 6/8 and come-4 bets, while pass line itself carries only the standard low house edge.

Come-out roll: place a pass line bet, the best house-edge play; plan to add full odds once the point is set.

Pass line offers the lowest house edge; starting with a modest flat bet now lets me add full odds once the point is set, maximizing EV while limiting come-out exposure.

Come-out roll with no bets on table; starting a standard pass line wager to set up for full odds once a point is established, maximizing EV efficiency over the remaining rolls.

Max full odds on the 5 point plus modest place bets on 6 and 8 to capitalize on the hot shooter while keeping low house edge.

Pass line point 5 with maxed odds and place 6/8 already working; adding a come bet keeps capital flowing into new numbers with low house edge while staying under exposure limits.

Add a come bet to diversify point coverage while keeping existing pass line/odds and place 6/8 bets working; stays within exposure limits.

Maxing out the zero-edge odds behind the existing come bet on 10 is the most EV-efficient use of remaining exposure, since odds carry no house edge unlike place or field bets.

Pass line has the lowest house edge on the come-out; I'll follow with full odds once a point is set to keep expected loss minimal.

Point is 4; max out pass line odds at 75 for the best true-odds payout with zero house edge, keeping other exposure low.

Starting the come-out with a pass line bet to set up for low house-edge odds once a point is established; keeping stake moderate given only 9 rolls remain.

With only a handful of rolls left, the pass line is the lowest-edge bet available on the come-out; placing it at the max size lets me back it with full true odds once a point is set, maximizing EV efficiency.

Pass line odds are a zero-edge bet, so take the maximum allowed (100) behind the point of 6 to maximize expected value without adding house-edge bets, given only a few rolls remain.

Pass line and odds are already at the maximum allowed stake (odds capped at 100 per bet), so there's no zero-edge action left to add; adding place or field bets would only increase house edge exposure with only a few rolls remaining, so I'll hold steady.

Adding a come bet uses remaining exposure on a low-edge 1:1 wager, and I can back it with full odds once it establishes a point, keeping overall EV loss minimal while staying within the exposure cap.

No stake capacity remains and no new bets are offered this roll, so I hold my existing pass line, odds, and come bets as is.

No new legal bets available and exposure remaining is 0; holding current pass line, odds, and come bets as is.

Only two rolls remain; pass line carries the lowest house edge (1.41%) of any available bet, so I'm placing the max allowed stake there.

Final roll is a come-out; don't pass offers the lowest house edge (1.36%) among all table options, maximizing expected value for the last decision.