Craps table

Don't pass has the lowest house edge on the menu (bar 12), so I stake it on the come-out and can lay odds later once a point is set.

Laying max odds behind don't pass on 10 is the lowest-edge play, improving my EV on an existing bet without adding new house edge.

Don't pass 50 with max laid odds on 10 is already the lowest-edge position; adding any new bet only adds house edge, so I stand pat.

Come-out roll: pass line carries the lowest house edge (1.41%) among available bets; I'll take odds once a point is established.

Point 6 with a 25 pass line bet; taking full 5x odds at true 6:5 is the lowest-edge play available.

Point is 6 with full pass odds already up; place 6 (7:6, ~1.5% edge) is the best remaining bet and fits the exposure limit.

Place 6 duplicates my pass-line point with a 1.52% house edge; taking it down leaves only the pass line and full free odds, which carry no edge.

Come-out roll with no bets on the table; pass line carries the lowest house edge (1.41%) and lets me take true-odds behind it once a point is established, so I start a modest flat bet rather than exposing chips to high-edge one-roll props.

Point 4 with a pass line bet: taking full 3x odds (30) at true 2:1 is the only zero-edge bet available, so maximize it.

Point 4 with max 3x odds already behind the pass line; no new negative-EV bets needed.

Pass odds on 4 are already at the 3x maximum; adding negative-EV side bets only increases expected loss, so I stand pat.

Point 4 with full 3x odds already working; adding place or one-roll bets only adds house edge, so I stand pat.

Come-out roll: pass line has the lowest house edge (1.41%) and lets me back it with full free odds once a point is set, minimizing EV loss per chip.

Point is 6 with a $10 pass line bet; taking the full 5x odds (50) at true 6:5 is the zero-house-edge play and maximizes expected value.

Point is 6 with full odds behind pass; adding the two lowest-edge place bets (6 and 8) keeps exposure modest while maximizing expected value.

Point 6 with max 5x odds already behind the pass line; place 6/8 are the lowest-edge place bets. No new negative-EV action needed.

Come-out roll: I take down the off place-8 and put a modest stake on don't pass, the lowest-edge option available (bar 12), keeping exposure small.

Come-out roll with no bets up: don't pass carries the lowest house edge (1.36% with bar 12) and is removable, so I stake the maximum 100 on it.

Point 8 against my don't pass; laying full odds (96) behind the flat bet is the lowest-edge way to add exposure, winning on a seven-out.

Point 8 with don't pass 100 and full odds already working; no additional bet has positive EV, so I stay pat.

Come-out roll: pass line carries the lowest house edge and lets me take free odds once a point is established.

With a 9 point, laying nothing extra costs nothing: pass odds at 3:2 true odds are the only zero-house-edge bet available, so I take the full 4x (40 chips, even multiple) to maximize odds utilization without adding any expected loss.

Come-out roll: pass line is the lowest-edge bet available (1.41%); no other bet is worth adding on a come-out.

Point is 10 with a 25 pass line bet; taking the full 3x odds (75) at true 2:1 is the zero-edge play and maximizes value per chip staked.

Point 10 with full max odds already behind the pass line; adding any negative-EV prop bet only increases expected loss, so I stand pat.

Point 10 with pass 25 and full 3x odds already placed; no additional bets have positive EV, so I stand pat.

Come-out roll with no bets up; pass line carries the lowest house edge (1.41%), so I stake 50 and plan to take full odds once a point is set.

Point 5 with a 50 pass line bet; taking the maximum 4x odds (100) at true 3:2 is the lowest-edge way to add exposure and boosts odds utilization.

Point 5 with pass 50 and full odds already working; every available bet has negative house edge, so no new action.

Point 5 with pass 50 and full allowed odds already working; max_odds_stake is 0 so no more odds can be taken, and adding new negative-EV bets only increases expected loss. No change.

Come-out roll with an empty table; don't pass carries the lowest house edge (1.36% bar 12), so I place a moderate 50-chip stake to start the hand cheaply.

Come-out roll with no bets up; pass line is the lowest-edge available bet, so I take a modest 10-unit stake.

Point is 9 with a 10 pass line bet; taking the maximum 40 in odds at true 3:2 is the zero-edge play and maximizes expected value with 8 rolls left.

Pass odds are already at the 4x maximum on the 9, and every additional bet carries house edge, so the lowest-EV-loss action is to add nothing.

Point 9 with pass odds already maxed; adding place bets on 6 and 8, the lowest-edge place bets, to keep exposure modest with 6 rolls left.

Come-out roll with 5 decision rolls left; pass line has the lowest house edge (1.41%) and odds can be taken if a point is established.

Come-out roll with only 4 decision rolls left; don't pass carries the lowest house edge (1.36%, bar 12) and stays removable if a point is established, so I stake 50 of my 464 chips on it.

Laying max odds behind my don't pass on the 6 is zero house edge and boosts the win if a 7 shows before the point repeats.

Come-out roll with two decision rolls left; pass line has the lowest house edge (1.41%) and will carry into the point phase if a point is established.

Final decision roll: backing my pass line point of 9 with the maximum 100 in free odds, which carries no house edge and maximizes expected value on the last hand.