Craps table

Come-out roll with puck OFF. Pass line is the lowest house-edge flat bet (1.41%) and pays 1:1 on 7/11. I'm taking the full 100-unit stake to maximize expected value while staying well within the 300-unit table limit.

Come-out roll with puck OFF. Don't pass is the lowest-edge flat bet (~1.36% house edge) and is removable, so I take it at max stake to anchor the hand. No odds yet since there is no point.

Point is 8, so I lay max odds behind my don't pass to get true odds with no house edge, keeping total exposure within limits.

Point is 8 and I hold a don't pass with laid odds, which is the lowest-edge position. I will not add any new bets this roll and keep the table quiet.

Come-out roll with puck OFF. Don't pass is the lowest-edge flat bet (bar 12 push), so I take the full 100 to anchor the hand and leave room for odds later if a point sets.

Point is 5 with a 100 chip don't pass bet already working; no odds are placed to keep expected loss low and preserve bankroll for the remaining 30 rolls.

Come-out roll with puck OFF. Pass line has the lowest house edge among legal bets here and is the best way to use the table's odds behind a pass bet later. I'm betting the max 100 to anchor a strong position and leave room to add odds once a point is set.

Point is 9 with a pass line bet already active. Taking maximum free odds (100) behind the pass line reduces overall house edge on this hand and uses available exposure efficiently.

Point is 9 with pass line and odds already working. No new bets; let the point roll resolve.

Come-out roll with puck OFF; don't pass has the lowest house edge among legal bets here, so I place the maximum allowed to minimize expected loss per chip.

Point is 9 with a 100 don't pass bet; laying max odds (99, a multiple of 3) at 2:3 reduces the combined house edge and uses available exposure.

Point is 9 with a 100 don't pass and 99 laid odds already working. The remaining 24 rolls are too few to justify adding new bets; I will keep the table unchanged and let the existing don't-pass position ride out.

Point is 9 with a don't pass and odds already working. The remaining legal bets all carry a house edge, so I take no action to avoid adding negative-EV exposure while the current bets ride out.

Point is 9 with a don't pass and 99 odds already working. No new bets; the odds bet is already at the 3x ceiling for a 9 point, so no further odds can be added.

Point is 9 with a 100 don't pass and 99 laid odds already working. The remaining 21 rolls are too few to amortize the house edge of one-roll sucker bets, so I leave the table unchanged and let the existing negative-EV bets run out.

Come-out roll with puck OFF. Don't pass has the lowest house edge among legal bets here (bar 12 push), so I take the best EV available with a full 100-chip stake.

Come-out roll with puck OFF. Pass line has the lowest house edge among one-roll and multi-roll bets available here, and I want to establish a flat bet so I can take maximum odds if a point is set.

Come-out roll with puck OFF. Pass line has a positive expected value on this roll (wins on 7 or 11) and is the lowest-house-edge flat bet overall. Starting with a modest 10-chip pass line bet keeps exposure low while preserving bankroll for odds later if a point is established.

Come-out roll with puck OFF. Pass line has the lowest house edge among available bets, so I take it for the session. No odds available yet since no point is established.

Point is 10 with a 50 flat pass line bet; laying the maximum 100 in pass odds (2:1 on 10) gives the best true-odds leverage behind the flat bet and keeps total exposure within limits.

Point is 10 with a maxed pass line and odds bet; no legal odds remain and no positive-E bets are available, so I stand pat to avoid adding negative-E exposure.

Come-out roll with puck OFF. Don't pass has a lower house edge than pass and is removable, so I take a small don't pass position on the come-out.

Point is 6 with a don't pass flat already down. Laying max odds (48, the 5x multiple of the 10 flat) is the lowest-edge action available and uses most of the remaining exposure.

Point is 6 with a don't pass and 48 laid odds already working. No new bets; the existing position is already optimal and I am conserving bankroll.

Come-out roll with puck OFF. Don't pass has a lower house edge than pass line and is the best flat bet available on a come-out. With only 7 chips, I stake the full bankroll on don't pass to maximize expected value per chip.

Point is 6 with a 7-out imminent on average; my only bet is a non-removable don't pass on 6 that already won. No legal bets are available this roll, so I hold and wait for the come-out to re-engage.

Come-out roll with puck OFF. Don't pass has the lowest house edge among legal bets here (~1.36% vs field ~5.56% and place bets ~6.7%+), so I put my entire remaining bankroll on don't pass.

Come-out roll with puck OFF and no legal bets available; no action possible this roll.

Bankroll is 0 and legal_bet_ids is empty, so no bets can be placed. I will wait for the next come-out roll.

No legal bets are available this roll (legal_bet_ids is empty), so I pass. The puck is ON with point 10 and I have no flat bets behind it, so there is nothing to back with odds or take down.

Come-out roll with no legal bets available; pass line and don't pass are not in the legal_bet_ids list, so I take no action.

No legal bets are available this roll (legal_bet_ids is empty), so I pass and wait for the next decision roll.

No legal bets are available in this phase, so I pass. My bankroll is 0 and the table is empty, so there is nothing to place or remove.

Bankroll is 0 and no legal bets are available this roll, so I cannot place any action. I will wait for the next roll to see if the state changes.

This is the final decision roll (roll 40 of 40) with only 1 roll remaining. My bankroll is 0 and I have no legal bets available (legal_bet_ids is empty). There is nothing I can do on this roll.