Craps table

Starting a new session on a come-out roll with a baseline pass line bet. This is the lowest house edge wager (-1.4%) and establishes position for odds play after a point is set.

Starting fresh after a craps-out roll (3). Placing a pass line bet of 10 chips is the foundation of a winning strategy in craps, offering even odds and low house edge (1.4%). On a come-out roll, this is the standard play.

Point is 9. I'm backing my pass line bet with maximum 3x odds (40 chips on a 10-chip flat at 3:2 true odds on 9). I'm also placing 6 and 8 to capitalize on strong box numbers that complement my 9-point strategy and diversify my win conditions in this point phase.

Point is 9 with pass line and odds backing it. Adding a come bet (10 chips) to establish another point while the 9 is live, and a place 6 bet (6 chips, a key box number) to generate additional wins before a 7-out. Both bets remain within exposure limits and leverage the current point phase efficiently.

Point is 9. Adding come bet (10 chips) to build additional point coverage and place_5 (5 chips) for a strong box number with good payoff. Total table exposure is now 82 chips, within 238 remaining limit. Come bets and place bets on interior numbers give solid profit potential on repeat rolls.

We have a point of 9 with solid action (pass line + odds, place bets, and a come bet on 6). Adding another come bet leverages the established point phase and maximizes odds exposure within the 229 chips remaining. The come_odds_6 at maximum stake (50 chips = 10x5 multiple) is optimal positive EV through true odds. This aggressive approach compounds advantage across multiple point conversions.

I'm in the point phase with point 9. I have good come bets established on 6 and 5 with odds. Adding another come bet for 10 chips continues my position-building strategy while staying within exposure limits (126 + 10 = 136, well under 300). This spreads risk across multiple point numbers.

Adding maximum odds (4x on 5 and 5x on 6) behind my come bets to leverage the low house edge on odds bets. Current point is 9 with come points at 5 and 6; odds provide true probability payouts and improve my expected value significantly over the session.

Point 9 is still active. I'll add a come bet to establish another point and leverage the hot table with additional scoring opportunities while maintaining my existing position.

The point (9) is established with solid coverage via pass line and odds. Adding a come bet during the point phase builds additional winning chances; with 31 rolls remaining, there's ample opportunity to develop new points. Current exposure (126 chips) allows 174 more without violating the 300-chip table limit.

I have 174 chips available exposure. The point is 9 with solid come bets on 5 and 6 already backed with odds. Adding come odds on 5 (at 3:2 true odds, max stake 40) improves my position with positive-EV odds coverage on a remaining point, maximizing odds utilization within my remaining budget.

The point is 9 with good odds coverage. I'll add another come bet to establish multiple points, maintaining solid pass-line strategy with odds backing.

Starting a new come-out roll after a seven-out. Pass line is the fundamental bet in craps with a -1.4% house edge. With 28 rolls remaining and looking to rebuild from the seven-out, establishing position with a standard pass line bet is the correct foundational play.

With point 6 established and 27 rolls remaining, I'm backing my pass line bet with maximum odds (50 chips at 6:5 true odds, winning 60 chips) to reduce house edge. I'm also placing a 10-chip come bet to establish another point and leverage the remaining rolls for multi-point strategy. This uses 60 of my 290 exposure room while maximizing favorable true odds payouts.

On a come-out roll with 26 remaining decisions, I establish a pass line bet of 50 chips (well within exposure limits of 290 remaining). This is a strong foundational bet with -1.4% house edge. The come_6 bet that won on the last roll is now settled. Starting fresh with pass line gives good odds and allows me to build odds behind it once a point is established.

Point is 4 with $50 pass line. Adding $100 in pass odds (2:1 on 4, well under the 3x limit of 150) to leverage true odds. Also placing a $10 come bet to establish another point and build multi-point coverage with remaining exposure of 240.

Point is 4 with solid pass line position backed by maximum odds. I'm adding a come bet to capitalize on the hot table while continuing to build on established point action. Adding odds on both my come-6 and come-8 to get true odds EV on these natural points. This maximizes value while staying within 300 chip exposure and leveraging positive momentum.

Remove the cold odds bets (6 and 8 are off on come-out anyway); establish a conservative pass line bet on come-out to build new points while maintaining solid bankroll management with 23 rolls remaining.

Point is 8. I have pass line with 8, plus come bets on 4 and 6. Taking full 3x odds on the 8 (100 chips at 6:5 pays 120). Then placing a new come bet to potentially establish another point and diversify; with 240 exposure remaining, this is prudent capital deployment in the point phase.

Point is 8. I have solid value with pass line + 100 odds on 8, and come bets on 4 and 6. Adding a new come bet for 25 and backing the come_6 point with 100 in odds maximizes favorable true-odds exposure while staying within exposure limits (175 current + 125 new = 300). This leverages the strong dice for box numbers.

On come-out, I'm placing a pass line bet (lowest house edge at 1.414%) to establish a new point. I'm removing the come odds on 6 (currently off on come-out) since my exposure is tight at 125 remaining. My existing come bets (4, 6, 8) will activate as soon as a point is established, providing good coverage.

Point is 5; I have pass line with 25 chips. Adding 50 chips of pass odds (3:2 on 5, max 4x multiple) maximizes the favorable true odds on this point. Adding another come bet with 25 chips gives me additional action opportunities during this point phase, with chips available for odds later. Total on table becomes 200 chips, within the 300 exposure limit.

Establish a new pass line bet on come-out roll to build on recent success (4 consecutive passes). Already have 75 chips on three come bets (4, 6, 8); adding a 25-chip pass line keeps exposure at 100/225 available and maintains aggressive but managed position going into final 17 rolls.

With point 9 established and three come bets working on 4, 8, and pass line, I'm backing them with maximum odds to improve payout ratios. The come_odds bets are at their maximum allowed (50 on 4x multiple for come_4, 75 on 5x multiple for come_8) and pass_odds at 50 (2x multiple on point 9). This maximizes expected value through true odds with 15 rolls remaining.

On a point of 9 in the point phase, I add a come bet to establish additional point coverage. With 14 rolls remaining and strong bankroll position (1460 chips), continuing to build multi-point action is strategically sound. The come bet leverages positive house conditions as the shooter has made 4 consecutive passes.

Come-out roll: establishing a pass line bet is the foundational bet with a reasonable 1.4% house edge. With 13 rolls remaining and $1,610 bankroll, a $25 pass line bet balances exposure while positioning for potential point-phase advantage through odds if a point is established.

I have 50 chips on come odds for 4 at true odds 2:1. Adding another 25 chips (within the 25 chip max) gives me full 3x odds behind my come bet on 4, optimizing expected value. With 12 rolls remaining and point 8 set, I can afford the 25 chip exposure while staying well under my 175 remaining exposure limit.

Point is 8. I have pass_line at 8 with room for odds (max 125 on 5x multiple). Removing come_odds_4 (75 chips) frees capital and reduces exposure on a 4 that's unlikely to repeat soon given the point is 8. Placing full pass_odds (100 chips at 5x, paying 6:5) maximizes value on the strongest position—backing the pass line with true odds on a favorable distribution where 7 and 8 are most likely.

Point is 8, I have pass_line and pass_odds (strong position). Come bets on 4 and 9 are working. Adding come odds at true odds (2:1 on 4, 3:2 on 9) reduces house edge on these bets. With 10 rolls remaining and 125 exposure budget, this leverages my current point advantage while staying within limits.

Currently have 275 chips in play with point 8 established. With 9 rolls remaining and a good bankroll position, I'll maintain current bets and wait for the point (8) to resolve. My pass line odds (100 chips on 8) provide positive EV protection, and my come bets are well-positioned. No new bets needed at this moment as exposure is tight and the point phase is still active.

Starting a new come-out roll with a conservative 10-chip pass line bet. With 8 rolls remaining and 1560 chips, I need to balance chip preservation with earning opportunity. Pass line is the foundational bet with -1.4% house edge on come-out rolls.

Point is 10. I back the pass line with 3x odds (30 chips on 10 at 2:1 true odds), maximizing expected value. I also place a come bet (10 chips) to establish a secondary point that will benefit from a 7-out or travel to another number for additional winning opportunities while the pass line is still exposed to the 7.

Come-out roll with 5 rolls remaining. Placing a pass line bet at 50 chips is a low-house-edge play (1.41%) to build for potential point phase betting. Conservative sizing preserves bankroll for remaining decisions in this late session stage.

On a come-out roll with 5 rolls remaining in the session. Placing a modest pass line bet (10 chips) to establish a point and have opportunities for come bets and odds plays on the remaining rolls. Conservative sizing preserves bankroll for subsequent decisions.

I have a point of 9 established. I'm maximizing my advantage with full pass line odds (40 chips at 3:2 true odds), placing 6 and 8 (best place bets with 7:6 payouts), and adding small hardway bets for positive-EV lottery shots. This deployment uses 141 chips on optimal bets with only 4 rolls remaining to grind for final profit.

We are on roll 38 of 40 with point 9 established. Current bets total 112 chips with 188 exposure remaining. With only 3 rolls left, adding new bets has minimal expected value and risks capital. The existing position (pass line + odds on 9, place 6 and 8, hard ways) is well-positioned to win if 9 repeats before 7. Standing pat maximizes chip efficiency for the final rolls.

On a come-out roll with 2 hands remaining. Pass line is the standard come-out bet with -1.40% house edge. A modest 10-chip stake balances expected value with bankroll preservation at this late stage when we have limited rolls to recover or build.

This is the final decision roll (roll 40 of 40). I have a 10-chip pass line bet on point 6. With 290 exposure remaining, I'm adding a 50-chip come bet and 50-chip pass odds (5x on the point 6) to maximize EV on the final roll before run-out rolls. Both bets have positive expected value and I have ample exposure capacity.