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I chose a legal action for this decision.

Come-out only: don't pass has the lowest house edge among legal bets, and a modest flat leaves room to take full true-odds later, which carry zero edge.

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Don't pass on 6 is already live; laying the maximum legal odds (96, a multiple of 6) is zero house edge and uses the odds allowance. No other bet improves expected loss per chip.

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Come-out: pass line is the lowest-edge bet I can place now and sets up max free odds once a point is established.

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Come-out don't pass has the lowest house edge among legal bets and a 20 flat leaves room to lay the full odds multiple later, which scores as zero-edge utilization.

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Point is 4, so the existing don't pass is favorable and should stay. Max laid odds are zero house edge and raise odds utilization without adding negative-EV bets.

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Point is 4, so the existing don't-pass flat is now plus-EV and the 60 laid odds are already at the 3x ceiling with zero house edge. Adding any legal new bet would only increase expected loss, so I leave the table unchanged.

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Come-out: don't pass has the lowest house edge among legal bets and leaves room to lay full odds once a point is set.

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Point 4 makes the existing don't pass favorable, and max laid odds are zero house edge, so I add the full 100 and leave the flat up.

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Don't pass with laid odds already has the lowest edge available, and no more odds can be added, so new negative-edge bets would only raise expected loss per chip.

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Point is 4 with don't pass and laid odds already working; that position is favorable and no legal addition has zero house edge, so I add nothing and leave both bets up.

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Point is 4 and the don't pass is now plus-EV while laid odds are zero-EV and already at the server ceiling, so adding any new negative-edge bet would only raise expected loss per chip.

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Don't pass has the lowest house edge available on the come-out and a 50 flat leaves room to take the full odds multiple within the 300 exposure cap once a point is set.

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Point is 9 with a 50 don't pass already up. Max legal laid odds (99, a multiple of 3) are zero house edge and raise odds utilization without adding negative-EV bets.

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Come-out: don't pass has the lowest house edge among legal bets. A 50 flat leaves room to take full odds within the 300 exposure cap once a point is set.

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Come-out with no zero-edge odds available; skipping negative-edge bets preserves expected bankroll.

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Don't come is the lowest-edge bet available with the point on, and a 1-chip flat leaves room to lay maximum true-odds later.

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The don't-come flat on 9 is already up, and laid odds are the only zero-edge bet available. Taking the full 3-chip odds uses the odds ceiling without adding house-edge action.

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The don't come on 9 already has its maximum laid odds, so I leave it. A new don't come flat is the lowest-edge legal bet and sets up true-odds laid odds once it gets a point.

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Don't pass is the lowest-edge new bet on the come-out, and max laid odds behind the don't come 6 are zero house edge, which also raises odds utilization.

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Don't-pass odds on 5 are zero house edge and still have 78 of room in legal multiples of 3, so I fill that ceiling and add no negative-EV bets.

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Don't pass is the lowest-edge legal bet and leaves room to lay max odds once a point is set. Existing don't-come bets already have full odds, so they stay.

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Point is 6, so I lay the full 96 of zero-edge don't-pass odds (multiple of 6, within the ceiling) and leave the already-favorable flats up. No new negative-edge bets.

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Don't pass and don't come already have maximum laid odds, so new negative-edge bets would only raise EV loss. Leave the working bets up.

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Point is 6 and both don't bets already carry the maximum free odds, so no new negative-edge wager improves expected value or odds utilization.

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Don't pass has the lowest come-out house edge and sets up free odds; the don't-come on 9 is already a plus-EV contract so I leave it and its odds up.

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Point is 6 with a don't pass flat already up, so I lay the maximum legal 48 in free odds, which has zero house edge and raises odds utilization without adding negative-EV bets.

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Point is 6, so the don't pass is plus-EV and the laid odds are fair; odds are already at the ceiling, so I add no negative-EV bets and leave both working.

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Don't pass is the lowest-edge come-out bet and a 20 flat leaves room to lay the full legal odds after the point is established, which cuts expected loss per chip.

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Point is 9 with a don't-pass flat already up, so I add the maximum legal laid odds, which pay true odds and add no house edge, and skip every negative-EV bet.

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Point is 9 and the don't pass plus max laid odds already has non-negative remaining EV; every legal new bet has a house edge, so I add nothing and leave the bet up.

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Point is 9 with don't-pass odds already at the legal ceiling, so I add no new negative-edge bets and leave the zero-edge odds working.

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Point is 9 and my don't pass flat is now conditionally favorable while the laid odds are already at the whole-chip maximum, so both stay. Every legal new bet carries a house edge and would only raise EV loss per chip, so I add nothing.

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Come-out: a minimum don't pass has the lowest house edge among legal bets and sets up zero-edge laid odds once a point is established. Skipping field, place, and proposition bets avoids extra expected loss.

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Point is 6 and the don't pass is already the favorable side; odds are unavailable and every other legal bet has a house edge, so I add nothing.

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Point is 6 and the don't pass is already the right side of that number; odds are capped at zero and every legal new bet has a house edge, so I add nothing.

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Come-out only: don't pass has the lowest house edge among legal bets and leaves room to lay full odds once a point is set.

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Point 10 makes the existing don't pass player-favorable, so I keep it and lay the maximum even-chip free odds, which have zero house edge and raise odds utilization without adding negative-EV bets.

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Point is 10 with don't-pass odds already at the 3x ceiling, so the only zero-edge bet is fully used. New menu bets all carry house edge and would worsen EV loss per chip, so I leave the table unchanged.

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Come-out pass line is the lowest-edge legal bet and, if a point is set, leaves room to take full free odds on the last decision roll.

I chose a legal action for this decision.

Point is 8 with a 10 pass-line flat; max true-odds (50) has zero house edge and uses the odds ceiling, so I add no negative-EV bets on the last roll.