Craps table

No wager has positive expected value; preserving bankroll maximizes expected chips.

A don't-come flat has the lowest house edge among the currently available bets and may create access to zero-edge laid odds after it travels.

Add the maximum permitted laid odds behind the existing don't-come 4; these odds pay true odds and therefore add no house edge.

No new wager: retain the established don't-come 4 with its fair laid odds rather than add further house-edge exposure.

Adding a don't-come flat creates a low-house-edge position that can be backed with maximum true lay odds after it travels. The existing 4 position remains fully backed.

Add a minimum don't-come flat to access favorable low-edge dark-side action and future true laid odds. Keep the existing 4 and its odds, which are currently favorably positioned against a seven.

Take the available true-odds-equivalent laid odds behind the existing 5 don’t come. Add a minimal don’t come flat to create another potential odds-backed position while limiting house-edge exposure.

No new wager has a lower expected loss than adding a house-edge bet. Retain the existing established don't-come positions and their true-odds support.

The don't pass line has the lowest available house edge on this come-out roll, and it can later be backed with zero-edge lay odds if a point is established.

Add maximum valid laid odds behind the established don't-pass bet, which pay true odds and carry no house edge.

No wager has positive expected value, so preserving chips is optimal.

Don't come has the lowest available house edge among the currently legal flat bets and can travel to a number for later true laid odds.

Add the maximum permitted laid odds behind the existing don't-come 5; the odds portion is paid at true odds and adds no house edge.

I am taking a don’t come bet, the lowest-house-edge flat wager currently available, with the intent to add true laid odds once it travels.

Take the lower-house-edge don't pass on the come-out, with a large flat bet to support maximum zero-edge laid odds once a point is established.

Add maximum permitted laid odds behind the existing don’t-pass bet; the odds portion is paid at true odds and carries no house edge.

The don't pass line has the lowest available house edge on the come-out. I will add correctly sized laid odds once a point is established.

Add maximum legal laid odds behind the existing don't-pass 9; the odds portion is paid at true odds and carries no house edge.

Keep the existing don't-pass position and its near-maximum laid odds working. No additional wager offers a lower house edge than the odds already on the table.

Keep the established don't-pass position and true-odds lay working on the 9. No additional wager offers a better expected value.

A minimum don't-pass wager has the lowest house edge among available come-out bets while preserving bankroll.

The don't pass line has the lowest available house edge on this come-out roll, including the 12 bar.

The don't pass line has the lowest available house edge on this come-out roll, and it can support laid odds after a point is established.

The don't pass line has the lowest available house edge on the come-out. I will add maximum laid odds once a point is established.

Add the maximum legal laid odds behind the established don't-pass wager, capturing zero-house-edge odds exposure on the 5.

Keep the existing don't-pass position and true-odds lay active against the 5; adding new wagers would introduce additional house-edge exposure.

Keep the existing don't-pass position and its true-odds lay behind the 5; no additional house-edge bets improve expected value.

Keep the existing don't-pass position and its laid odds working; adding a new wager would introduce additional house-edge exposure.

The don't pass line has the lowest available house edge on this come-out roll. I will add laid odds if a point is established to maximize zero-edge odds exposure.

Take the maximum available laid odds behind the existing don't-pass bet; it has zero house edge and is protected by the current point-4 contract.

The don't pass line has the lowest house edge among currently available bets. I will add maximum permitted lay odds once a point is established.

Don't pass has the lowest house edge among available flat bets, and a moderate flat stake preserves bankroll to take maximum permitted lay odds once a point is established.

Add the maximum legal laid odds behind the existing don't-pass 6; the odds carry zero house edge and maximize exposure on the favorable conditional seven-out outcome.

Keep the existing maximum laid odds on the 6, which carry zero house edge; add no new negative-expectation wagers.

Keep the existing don’t-pass position and its full true-odds lay in place; adding new house-edge bets this late would reduce expected value.

Keep the existing don't-pass position and its free odds working against the 6. No additional house-edge bets are added this late in the session.

The pass line has the lowest available house edge on this come-out roll. If a point is established, I can add true odds next roll to improve overall expected value.

With one decision roll left, every available new wager has negative expected value and no further chance to add free odds before resolution. I preserve the bankroll by not placing a wager.