Craps table

Come-out roll: don't pass has the lowest house edge of any legal bet and anchors full laid odds once a point is set, which minimizes expected loss per chip.

Point 5 makes the existing don't pass +EV, so I keep it and lay the maximum fair odds (78, a multiple of 3) to use zero-edge odds without adding any house-edge bets.

Point is 5 with don't pass already a favorite and laid odds maxed at true odds, so adding any new bet would only add house edge.

Point is 5 with don't pass and max laid odds already working; those odds are zero edge and the flat is plus EV, so I add no house-edge bets and leave both up.

Point is 5 with don't pass already backed by the maximum legal laid odds, so no new negative-edge bet improves expected loss or odds utilization.

Come-out: don't pass has the lowest house edge among legal bets. Flat 20 lets me lay full odds next, which are zero-edge and improve odds utilization.

Come-out: don't pass has the lowest flat-bet edge and a 48 stake allows exact full laid odds on every point within the exposure cap, which I will take once the point is set.

Point 8 don't pass is already a plus-EV contract, so I keep it and lay the full 96 odds (zero house edge, max utilization) and add no negative-EV bets.

Don't pass has the lowest flat house edge on the come-out, and a 48 stake allows full legal odds in exact payout multiples once a point is set.

Point 5 is already set, so the flat don't pass is a 3:2 favorite paying even money and stays up. Max laid odds (99, a multiple of 3) add zero-edge action and raise odds utilization without new house edge.

Come-out only: don't pass has the lowest flat house edge and a 6-chip flat allows full laid odds on every point with whole-chip payouts. No negative-edge bets.

Point 9 is already set, so the don't pass is player-favorable; max laid odds (24, a multiple of 3) add zero house edge and full odds utilization without new negative-EV bets.

Point is 9 with don't pass already at the 4x odds ceiling, so the flat bet is plus-EV and the odds are zero-edge. Adding any legal bet would only increase expected loss.

Come-out: don't pass has the lowest house edge among legal bets. A flat of 18 lets me take full legal odds on any point next, including 5x laid odds of 90 on 6 or 8.

Point is 9 behind an 18 don't-pass flat, so I take the full 4x laid odds (72, a multiple of 3). Odds are zero house edge and the only legal addition that does not add expected loss.

Don't pass on 9 already has full laid odds, the only zero-edge stake available. No new bet improves expected value, so I leave the table unchanged.

Don't pass on 9 already has full 4x laid odds, a zero-edge overlay I will not take down. No further free odds are available, so I add no negative-edge bets.

Don't pass on 9 is already backed by the full 4x free odds, which have no house edge. Adding any legal bet now would only increase expected loss, so I leave the table unchanged.

Point 9 makes the existing don't pass a favorite and the 4x laid odds are already at the ceiling with zero house edge, so I add no negative-EV bets.

Come-out: don't pass is the lowest-edge flat bet, sized at 18 so full laid odds fit the stake cap and whole-chip multiples on any point.

Come-out: don't pass has the lowest flat house edge and a stake of 18 allows the full laid-odds multiple on every point within the 100-chip bet cap, minimizing EV loss per chip once odds are taken.

Come-out: don't pass has the lowest house edge among legal bets. A 48 flat leaves room to lay full odds within the 300 exposure cap on every point.

Don't pass has the lowest flat house edge on the come-out. A 48 stake leaves room to lay the full legal odds on every point inside the 300 exposure cap with whole-chip multiples.

Point 10 don't pass is already a plus-EV contract, so I keep the flat and lay the maximum even-chip odds, which are zero house edge and improve odds utilization.

Point 10 makes the existing don't pass plus-EV to keep, and laid odds are already at the 100 stake cap with zero house edge. Every legal new bet has a house edge, so I add nothing.

Come-out: don't pass is the lowest-edge flat bet and a 12-chip flat allows full legal laid odds on every point next, which keeps expected loss per chip minimal.

Point is 6 with a live don't pass, so the flat is already a favorite. Laying the full 5x odds (60, a multiple of 6) adds zero-edge action and maximizes odds utilization without placing any negative-EV bets.

Point is 6, so the don't-pass flat is plus EV and the 5x laid odds are already at the ceiling and fair. No new negative-edge bets.

Don't pass has the lowest come-out house edge, and a 16 flat leaves room to lay the full 6x odds (96, under the 100 cap) on any point, which maximizes zero-edge odds utilization.

Point is 6 with a 16 don't-pass flat already up. Laying the full 78 odds (5x, multiple of 6) is zero house edge and uses the odds ceiling; no other bet is worth the edge.

Come-out: don't pass has the lowest flat house edge, and 18 allows the full laid-odds multiple on every point within the stake cap so later odds dilute EV loss per chip.

Come-out with eight rolls left: don't pass has the lowest house edge of the legal flats, and a 40-chip flat leaves room to take full laid odds once a point is set, which is what the EV and odds-utilization score rewards.

Don't pass is the lowest-edge come-out bet. A 48 flat leaves room to take the full legal odds multiple on every point inside the 300 exposure cap.

Point 10 don't pass is already locked in; laying the maximum even-chip odds (100) adds zero-edge exposure and maximizes odds utilization without placing any house-edge bets.

Come-out with five rolls left and no zero-edge odds available yet. Every legal bet has a house edge, so standing pat maximizes expected chips.

Point is on, so a small don't-come flat is the lowest-edge legal contract and sets up maximum laid odds next roll. Skipping place, field, and proposition bets avoids extra house edge.

Lay the full 24 odds behind the don't-come 9. Those odds are zero house edge and use the entire allowance, which is the best available action on EV loss per chip and odds utilization.

Don't pass is the lowest-edge come-out bet, and a flat stake sized for full legal multiples lets me add zero-edge laid odds if a point is set on the last decision roll.

Come-out on the last decision roll, so free odds cannot be added later. Every available bet has a house edge, so placing nothing keeps expected loss at zero.