Craps table

Starting with a standard pass line bet on the come-out roll to establish a point, planning to back it with full odds once the point is set since pass line/odds carries the lowest house edge in the game.

Maximize true-odds pass bet (zero house edge) and add low-edge place bets on 6 and 8 to keep capital working while staying within exposure limits.

Add a come bet to spread low-edge action while keeping existing max-odds pass line and working place 6/8 bets intact, staying within exposure limits.

Starting fresh come-out roll with a standard pass line bet to set up for taking full odds once a point is established, keeping the house edge low.

Starting with a standard pass line bet on the come-out roll to establish a point and set up for odds next roll, since pass line carries the lowest house edge.

Maximize EV by taking full 5x true odds (100 chips) behind the pass line point of 8, which has zero house edge, rather than adding higher-edge place or proposition bets.

Diversify into low-edge come and place bets (6,5,9) to build coverage while odds on the existing pass line point of 8 are already maxed; pass odds can't be increased this roll.

Odds bets carry zero house edge, so maximizing the come odds on 8 while keeping it working through the come-out is the highest-value use of remaining exposure.

Maintaining full place coverage across 4-10 with low-edge come and place bets while staying within table exposure limits; avoiding high-edge proposition bets.

Come-out roll with puck off; pass line offers the lowest house edge, and I'll back it with full odds once a point is established.

Starting with a standard pass line bet on the come-out roll to establish a point, planning to back it with full odds once the point is set for low house edge.

Max out true-odds on the established point (zero house edge) and start a come bet to build another working line while staying within exposure limits.

Diversify across low-vig place numbers (6,5,9) and add a come bet to build another point while keeping total exposure well under the 300 cap; pass odds can't be increased this roll since it's not in the legal list.

Maximize zero-edge odds behind the established come bet on 4 using remaining exposure room; keep it working through come-out for full EV.

Come-out roll with no point set, so only pass_line/dont_pass are legal; placing a modest pass line bet to start the hand and set up for odds once a point is established.

Starting a fresh come-out roll with a pass line bet to set up for maximum odds once a point is established, keeping house edge low.

Start a fresh come-out roll with a standard pass line bet; will add full odds once the point is established to minimize house edge.

Come-out roll with puck off; placing a standard pass line bet to start the hand, will layer odds and place bets once the point is set.

Come-out roll with puck off; placing a pass line bet to capture the lowest house edge and set up for odds once a point is established.

Maximize odds on the established 9, add place bets on 6 and 8 for steady coverage, and start a come bet to build another working point with good house edge.

Add a come bet to diversify exposure across new points while keeping existing solid 6/8 places and maxed pass odds; staying within exposure limits.

Odds bets carry zero house edge, so I'm maxing out the odds behind my come bet on 8 up to the table's total stake limit of 250 (180+70).

Already holding strong pass line/odds on 9 and come/odds on 8 plus place 6; with only 50 exposure left, adding more place bets would just add house edge without meaningful upside, so I’ll hold position this roll.

Table is already at the maximum total stake (250) and exposure remaining is only 50, so no new bets can be added without risking an illegal action; current bets on 6, 8, 9 are solid and working.

Pass odds already maxed; adding the remaining allowed 30 to come odds on 8 maximizes true-odds (zero-edge) exposure within the exposure cap.

Already have max odds on pass line point 9 and come point 8 with 250 chips committed; adding more would exceed exposure limits, so holding position and letting these high-value bets play out is optimal.

Come-out roll, so I start a fresh pass line bet while letting my existing come bet on 8 and its max odds ride; shooter has a hot streak (5 straight passes), so I'm backing the pass line again.

Max out pass line odds (zero-edge) behind the 6 point and start a fresh come bet to keep building odds positions while staying within the 150-chip exposure cap.

Maximize true-odds exposure behind the existing come bet on 6, which carries zero house edge, while staying within the table's total stake limit.

Adding a new come bet to build toward low-edge odds coverage and placing the 6 (point number) at a low house edge, staying within exposure limits while the existing come-8 with odds continues working.

Adding a new come bet continues building low-edge come/odds exposure while keeping the strong come_8 and place_6 bets intact; exposure stays within remaining limits.

With only 9 rolls left, pass line offers the lowest house edge; I'll add full odds once a point is established to maximize EV efficiency.

Point is 8, so I'm maxing out pass line odds (true odds, zero house edge) within the per-bet cap to boost EV without adding to the house's edge.

Pass odds are already at the per-bet cap, so the remaining exposure room is best used on a don't come bet, which has the lowest house edge (~1.36%) of any available option, maximizing EV per chip within the 250-stake limit.

With only 50 chips of exposure room left and 6 rolls remaining, laying full odds behind my don't come 10 is the only zero-house-edge way to deploy the remaining capital, improving payout on a bet I already have exposure to without increasing expected loss.

No new bets are accepted this roll and exposure room is zero; existing pass line/odds and don't come/odds positions are well-placed, so I'll hold steady.

No new bets are accepted this roll and my current pass/odds and don't-come/odds positions are already well-structured, so I'll let them ride.

No table capacity for new bets and current position (pass line/odds on 8, don't come/odds on 10) is well-balanced; holding steady.

No legal new bets available this roll and current positions (pass line/odds on 8, don't come 10 with odds) are already optimal; holding steady.

Final roll: don't pass offers the lowest house edge (1.36%) of any bet on the menu, and will ride out through any resulting point via the mandatory run-out rolls, maximizing expected value per chip risked.