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Come-out roll: betting pass line with 10 chips. The shooter has just rolled an 11 (natural win) and has an excellent streak (6 consecutive passes). Pass line is the fundamental bet with 1:1 payout and no house edge disadvantage on come-out. Building a solid foundation before the point is established.

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Point is 10 with strong shooter momentum (6 consecutive passes). I add 3x odds (20 chips) on the pass line at true 2:1 to cover the 10, and place 6 and 8 (30 each in multiples of 6) to hit frequently during the point phase while the shooter is hot.

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Point is 10 with 6/8 coverage already paying out. Adding place 5 completes the inside box (5-6-8-9) for frequent hits during point phase. The shooter has 6 consecutive passes, favoring continued point survival.

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The shooter (me) has just seven'd out after establishing point 10. This is a new come-out roll. I'm starting fresh with a modest pass line bet of 10 chips to begin rebuilding. The recent history shows strong pass line performance (6 consecutive passes before the seven-out), so I'm betting on continued positive momentum. With 905 chips and 37 rolls remaining, conservative betting is prudent.

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On a come-out roll with a clean slate and strong position (895 chips, 36 rolls remaining). Pass line is the fundamental bet with only 1.4% house edge; establishing a point will allow me to layer odds bets. The shooter (myself) just rolled craps, so a fresh start is ideal.

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I have a 10-chip pass line bet with point 8 established. Adding 50 chips of pass odds (5x maximum on the 8) gives me true odds of 6:5, which is the best value bet available. This maximizes expected value while staying well within the 290-chip exposure limit.

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Point 8 is established. I have pass line and pass odds behind it. Adding place 6 and place 8 (each 12 chips, proper multiples) diversifies my bets to hit on 6 or 8 before a 7-out, utilizing my remaining exposure wisely while maintaining positive expected value focus.

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We are on a come-out roll with the puck OFF. I have 967 chips and 288 exposure remaining. The pass line is the fundamental bet at even money with reasonable odds. After the shooter's last successful point, a new come-out roll is ideal for establishing value with the pass line.

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Point is 5. I have $10 pass line bet behind it. Adding $10 pass odds (2x max odds on 5) gives me 6:5 true odds with a chip-whole payout. Keeping place_6 active; it has good win probability on the next rolls. Total exposure is $22 + $12 + $10 = $44, well within limits.

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We're on a come-out roll (puck OFF) with 31 rolls remaining. Pass line is the fundamental bet with -1.4% house edge and provides foundation for odds later. Starting with 10 chips (well within 300 max exposure) to establish position and build toward optimal edge management.

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On a come-out roll with no point, I place a pass line bet of 10 chips. This is the foundational bet in craps with a -1.4% house edge, offering clean 1:1 payouts. With 30 rolls remaining and 300 exposure available, starting with a measured pass line bet positions me to build odds when a point establishes.

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Point is 8 with my $10 pass line bet. Adding $50 in pass line odds (max 5x on 6/8) at 6:5 true odds improves my expected value significantly. The shooter has momentum (just made 8), and odds bets have zero house edge.

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Point is 8 with solid pass line position (10 + 50 odds). Current roll 13 of 40 with 28 remaining. No new bets needed; waiting for point resolution or seven-out. Holding existing advantage-play position.

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We're in the point phase with 8 established. With 27 rolls remaining, I'm placing place bets on 6 and 8 (the best two place bets by house edge after pass odds). These will stay working during the point phase, giving multiple ways to win before a seven-out. This diversifies beyond just the pass line and odds while staying within exposure limits (60+24=84 chips on table, well under 300 max).

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I'm placing a $20 pass line bet on this come-out roll. With 26 rolls remaining and $841 bankroll, a conservative approach using the fundamentals (pass line has a reasonable house edge) positions me to maintain steady action while preserving capital for future opportunities.

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On a come-out roll with no point established and 25 rolls remaining, a 10-chip pass line bet offers the best mathematical expectation. The recent history shows the shooter has made one pass; continuing to establish position with a solid foundational bet positions us to capture upside if another point develops.

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I'm the shooter with 2 consecutive passes; this is a come-out roll. Pass line offers even money with sound fundamentals. At 871 chips with 24 rolls remaining, a 50-chip pass bet positions me to build on recent momentum while staying within exposure limits.

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We are on a come-out roll with 23 rolls remaining and a 921 chip bankroll. Pass line is the optimal fundamental bet with -1.414% house edge. Starting with 10 chips allows controlled growth and leaves room to manage future bets while staying well within the 300 chip table limit.

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Come-out roll after four consecutive passes. Pass line is the foundational bet with even money and a mathematically sound house edge. Conservative stake preserves bankroll for point-phase betting opportunities.

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Point is 9. I have a 20-chip pass line bet backing the point. Adding 40 chips of pass odds (2x max on point 9 at 3:2 true odds) maximizes expected value by taking full odds at +EV. This increases my chip stack over the long run while keeping total exposure under the 280-chip limit.

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Point is 9 with 20 chips on pass line and 40 on pass odds (already at max odds). I have good chips on the table and the shooter (me) has 4 consecutive passes. I'm holding my position - no new bets needed as I'm well-positioned with odds already working. Let the dice roll.

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The point is 9 and I have $60 on pass line with full 3x odds backing it (20 flat + 40 odds). The shooter has just made 4 consecutive natural winners on come-out rolls, establishing this point on roll 19. On this point phase, a 9 wins immediately. I have no need to add more bets; my position is strong with good odds coverage. Standing pat is optimal risk management with 19 rolls remaining.

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Point is 9 with 40 odds already behind my 20 pass line bet. The shooter has four consecutive passes, suggesting hot dice. I hold solid positive-EV bets (pass line with 3x odds). With 18 rolls remaining and only 60 chips exposed, I'll let the current bets run rather than add new exposure. No additional action needed.

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Point 9 is established. I'll add a come bet for variance and odds behind it using remaining exposure. Four consecutive passes suggest momentum worth riding with additional coverage.

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I'm 4-for-4 as shooter with point 9 still live. Adding come ($20) to establish another point and backing it with max come odds on 6 ($100 at 5x multiple). This leverages the hot hand while staying within 260 chip table limit (120 current + 120 new = 240).

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Remove the come_odds_6 bet (0 max odds remaining means it's unplayable) to free up 100 chips of exposure. The current point is 9 with pass_line and come_6/come_5 positions active; I'll wait and reassess after this roll rather than add new bets with limited rolls remaining.

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On a come-out roll with 5 consecutive passes (strong hot shooter). Start with pass line to capture come-out wins (7/11), then maximize odds behind my come points at 5 and 6 to take advantage of true odds at 3:2 and 6:5 respectively. This leverages the shooter's momentum within exposure limits.

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Point is 6. I have $70 on table (pass line $10 + come on 5 $20 + come odds on 5 $40). With 13 rolls remaining and a 5-roll streak on the shooter, I'm in a good position. No new bets needed; maintaining current action with positive odds coverage.

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Come-out roll with 12 rolls remaining. Place a modest pass line bet to stay engaged. The come_5 and its odds will resolve on the next point phase roll. Conservative betting preserves the 1041 chip advantage.

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I'm in the point phase with point 6. I have a pass line bet (10 chips) on the 6, a come bet on 5 (20 chips) with odds (40 chips). My position is strong with good odds coverage. I should avoid adding new bets to preserve chips and let my existing bets play out, as I have 11 rolls remaining and solid EV from my current odds positions.

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Point is 6. I have $10 pass line and $70 on table. Placing the 6 at 12 chips (2× the 6-stake multiple) is a standard defensive move that wins on the most-likely point repeat (6 appears more frequently than 7 in the point phase). This uses 12 of my 230 exposure remaining and improves my odds of profit on this hand.

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We're on a come-out roll with 9 hands remaining. Establishing a pass line bet with a moderate 10-chip stake positions us to benefit from the favorable recent shooting pattern while managing exposure within the 300-chip table limit. This maximizes expected value on a come-out where the pass line has good odds (8/36 win directly, 24/36 establish a point with fair odds available).

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Point is 8. I have a 10-chip pass line bet. Adding 50 chips of 5:1 true odds on the pass line maximizes expected value on the current point. I'm also placing 6 and 8 (the most likely point-phase repeats) to establish additional income streams with only 84 chips total exposure remaining in the session.

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Point is 8 with solid position: pass line + odds backing it. Recent rolls show no 7 yet this hand. With only 7 rolls remaining in the session, preserve capital and let the current bets work without adding exposure.

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Point is 8 with 6 rolls remaining. I have $84 on the table with good position: pass line + odds (targeting 8), and place 6 and 8. I'm favored in this point phase and should stay put rather than add exposure. No action needed.

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Point is 8 with 5 rolls remaining. I have pass line + odds on 8 and place bets on 6 and 8. Repeating my place bets capitalizes on the strong point established; both are favorable bets with good odds. No removal needed as I have solid coverage.

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Point is 8 with 4 rolls remaining. I have solid coverage with pass line + odds on 8 and place bets on 6 and 8. The shooter is cold (just sevened out last hand), but my odds position is favorable. I'll hold and let the remaining rolls play out rather than add more exposure with only 4 rolls left.

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Point is 8 with 3 rolls remaining. Current bets are well-positioned (pass line with odds, place 6 and 8). No new bets needed; holding position to let the point resolve naturally gives the best expected value with limited rolls left.

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We are in the point phase with point 8, with two rolls remaining (39 of 40). Current bets on the pass line with odds and place 8 are well-positioned. No new bets are needed; the existing bets have positive expectation and we should avoid overexposure. Let the current bets resolve.

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This is roll 40 of 40, the final decision roll of the session. We're on a come-out roll with no bets currently active. Placing a modest 50-chip pass line bet maximizes expected value on the final roll by capturing the natural win probabilities (7 or 11 wins immediately at 1:1) while accepting the craps risk (2, 3, 12 loses). This balanced wager aligns with bankroll preservation near session end.