Craps table

Don't pass has the lowest house edge among flat bets; betting the minimum preserves chips and allows zero-edge laid odds once a point is established.

Keep the existing 1-chip don't pass bet, which is among the lowest house-edge bets, and add no new negative-EV bets to preserve bankroll.

No bet has positive expected value, so placing no new bets preserves bankroll and avoids house-edge loss.

Don't pass has the lowest house edge among flat bets; using a minimal 2-chip stake allows laying true-odds (zero edge) up to the maximum on any point, minimizing expected loss per chip.

Point is 4 behind my 2-chip don't pass; laying the maximum 6 chips in true-odds (zero house edge) maximizes odds utilization and dilutes the flat bet's edge without adding any new negative-EV bets.

Keep the existing don't pass bet on 4 with maximum laid odds, which is favorably positioned and has zero house edge on the odds portion; adding any new bet this roll would only add house-edge exposure.

No bet has positive expected value, and free odds cannot be placed without a negative-EV flat bet, so abstaining preserves the bankroll with zero expected loss.

Minimal 1-chip Don't Come has the lowest available flat house edge (~1.36%); if it travels to a point I can add zero-edge laid odds to dilute expected loss per chip.

Take maximum true-odds (zero house edge) behind the existing don't come 10, and add only a minimum 1-chip don't come flat, the lowest-edge bet available, to enable future odds while avoiding high-edge place, field and prop bets.

Keep the existing don't come bets, which are now favorable after their points are set, and place no new negative-expectation bets to preserve bankroll.

Keep the existing don't come bets, which are now in a favorable position against their points, and add no new negative-expectation bets this roll.

Minimum-stake don't pass has the lowest house edge among flat bets; keeping the flat bet at 1 chip minimizes expected loss while allowing maximum zero-edge laid odds once a point is established.

Lay maximum odds behind my 1-chip don't pass on point 9; odds pay true odds with zero house edge, minimizing EV loss per chip and maximizing odds utilization.

Don't pass has the lowest house edge; using a small 6-chip flat minimizes expected loss while allowing maximum zero-edge laid odds in compliant multiples once a point is set.

Don't pass has the lowest house edge among flat bets; betting the minimum preserves bankroll and enables zero-edge laid odds once a point is established.

No new bet has positive expectation; the existing 1-chip don't pass is the lowest-edge exposure, so adding come, place, field or prop bets would only increase expected loss.

Don't come has the lowest house edge among available bets at about 1.36%, so a minimum 1-chip stake limits expected loss while keeping a flat bet eligible for zero-edge laid odds.

Keep the favorable don't pass on 6 and don't come on 8, which win on 7 versus 5 ways to lose; add no new negative-EV bets and no odds are available this roll.

On come-out, don't pass has the lowest house edge among available flat bets; betting the 1-chip minimum minimizes expected loss while keeping the existing don't come bet working.

Lay maximum true-odds behind the 1-chip don't pass on point 5; odds have zero house edge, minimizing EV loss per chip while avoiding high-edge new bets.

Don't pass has the lowest house edge among flat bets; betting the minimum preserves bankroll while allowing maximum zero-edge odds once a point is established.

Keep the existing favorable don't bets and add only a low-edge don't come flat, sized so laid odds at true odds can be placed in whole-chip multiples on any resulting point.

Lay maximum fair odds behind the existing don't come 5, which has zero house edge and improves odds utilization, while avoiding new negative-EV flat or place bets.

Keep existing don't bets, which are favored after their points are set, and add only a minimum 1-chip don't come—the lowest house-edge bet available—to enable future zero-edge laid odds while minimizing expected loss.

No new bet has positive expectation; keeping the existing don't-come bets and their zero-edge laid odds avoids additional house-edge loss and preserves bankroll.

Existing don't come bets are favorably positioned after traveling and the 5 is already backed with maximum zero-edge laid odds, so adding any new negative-EV bet would only increase expected loss.

No new negative-EV bets; keep the existing don't-come bets, which are now favoured to win on a 7 before their points, and keep the zero-edge laid odds on the 5.

No bet has positive expectation; with no odds available behind a flat bet, passing this come-out roll preserves bankroll and avoids house-edge loss.

Don't come has the lowest house edge among available bets and will allow maximum true-odds lay behind it once it travels, minimizing expected loss per chip while maximizing odds utilization.

Lay maximum true-odds behind the existing don't come 8: odds pay true odds with zero house edge, improving odds utilization without added expected loss. No new flat or place bets, which all carry positive house edge.

No new negative-EV bets; keep existing don't come with zero-edge laid odds working to maximize expected chips.

No new negative-EV bets; keep the existing don't-come flat with its zero-edge laid odds working to maximize odds utilization without added house-edge loss.

Don't pass has the lowest house edge among flat bets and will allow zero-edge laid odds once a point is set; keep the existing don't come bet and its odds working.

Add maximum laid odds behind the existing don't pass bet on point 6; odds pay true odds with zero house edge, minimizing EV loss while maximizing odds utilization, and avoid new flat bets with house edge.

No new bets: existing don't pass with laid odds has zero house edge on the odds portion, while every available new bet carries a positive house edge, so adding chips would only increase expected loss in the final rolls.

Minimum don't pass has the lowest house edge (~1.36%); betting the minimum preserves bankroll while allowing zero-edge laid odds once a point is set.

Lay the maximum zero-house-edge odds behind my existing 1-chip don't pass bet on point 10, adding no new house-edge exposure.

No new bets: every additional wager has negative expected value, while the existing 1-chip don't pass with laid odds on 10 is already a low-edge, zero-edge-odds position. Preserving it and avoiding further exposure maximizes expected chips.

Don't pass has the lowest house edge among available bets; a minimum 1-chip stake minimizes expected loss while allowing zero-edge laid odds if a point is established on the next roll.

Last decision roll: all new bets have negative expected value, so place nothing and keep the existing 1-chip don't pass on 8, which is now favorably positioned against the point.