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The shooter has won six consecutive pass decisions in the 40-roll session prefix, establishing a strong statistical trend. On a come-out roll with the puck OFF, the pass line wins immediately on 7 or 11 (both of which just hit), making this an optimal time to ride the momentum with a moderate stake of 10 chips that leaves ample room for additional bets if the point establishes.

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The point is 6 with strong shooting history (6 consecutive passes). I'll maximize value by taking full 5x odds (50 chips) behind my pass line, then add a place 6 for additional 6-hitting coverage. This uses 56 of my 290 exposure remaining and leverages favorable true odds (6:5) and place odds (7:6).

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On a come-out roll with positive recent history (shooter made 6 consecutive passes before the last seven-out), the pass line is the fundamental bet with a -1.41% house edge. Starting with 10 chips maintains exposure discipline while establishing position for odds backing.

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On come-out with a favorable hot streak (6 wins in prior 8 rolls). Placing a conservative 10-chip pass line bet to establish position and leverage the momentum while maintaining bankroll discipline with 37 rolls remaining.

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Point is 4; I have 10 chips on the pass line. Adding 30 chips in pass odds at 2:1 true odds (max 3x allowed on 4) to improve expected value and utilize my bankroll efficiently. The shooter has momentum with one consecutive pass.

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With point 4 established and strong shooter momentum (just made point previous roll), I'm placing 6 and 8 to generate income on the next rolls while staying well under exposure limits. These bets work on point phase and provide good odds if the point hits before 7.

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On a come-out roll with 34 rolls remaining and 880 chips, I'm placing a baseline pass line bet of 10 chips. This is a disciplined approach with positive expectation on the come-out (7 or 11 wins immediately; 2, 3, 12 loses). The small stake preserves capital while I establish a position for potential point play ahead.

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The point is 4. I back my pass line (10 chips) with maximum odds (3x = 30 chips at 2:1 true odds) to maximize value. A come bet seeds the next decision, leveraging the hot shooter's momentum.

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Point 4 is established; I have pass + odds riding. A come bet initiates a secondary wagering line, and if it hits 10 on its first roll, I can immediately back it with full odds (up to 30). This diversifies my position while maintaining high-probability betting aligned with the favorable roll history. Conservative chip usage preserves bankroll for the remaining 31 rolls.

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Point is 4 with strong neutrality. I have $30 pass odds at 2:1 (wins $60) and $30 come odds on 10 at 2:1 (wins $60). Removing these locks $120 total win if a 7 appears next. I'm adding maximum legal come odds on 8 ($50 at 6:5 = wins $60) to continue playing positive-EV odds. Exposure stays well within limits at 210.

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Remove the come_odds_8 bet on 8 to reduce exposure with 30 rolls remaining. The 50-chip odds bet faces 7-out risk; consolidating to core bets (pass 4, come 10, come 8) improves capital preservation.

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On a come-out roll with 29 hands remaining, placing a conservative pass line bet of 10 chips establishes a baseline position. This maximizes long-term session value by staying disciplined and building from a 850-chip bankroll while managing exposure carefully.

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Point is 9 and I have $840. I'll maximize by laying max odds on my pass line (20 chips at 3:2), starting a come bet to build multiple decisions with odds, and placing 6 and 8 to cover the intermediate numbers while protecting against a seven-out. This balanced approach with 64 total chips on table leaves room for follow-up bets and manages exposure within the $290 limit.

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Come-out roll with puck OFF. Pass line is the fundamental bet with a 1.414% house edge and optimal expected value on a fresh point establishment. The shooter has experienced consecutive seven-outs recently, but we ignore past outcomes and bet based on true probabilities.

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On a come-out roll with the puck OFF, I'm placing a pass line bet at 10 chips. The pass line has a -1.4% house edge and is a core, low-volatility way to build bankroll. With 26 rolls remaining and a 756 chip bankroll, this conservative bet allows multiple cycles of play while managing risk.

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Point is 6; I have 10 on pass line. Adding maximum pass odds (5x multiple = 50 chips) behind the 6 at 6:5 true odds gives me +60 on a pass win vs -50 on a 7-out, substantially improving my expected value. This is a favorable position with 25 rolls remaining.

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Point is 6 with pass odds already in place. Adding a come bet (10 chips) initiates a new decision cycle to build layered advantage while maintaining the pass line plus odds position. This diversifies while staying within exposure limits (60 + 10 = 70 chips on table, well below 300 max).

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Point is 6 with strong odds already placed (50 chips of 5x odds). A come bet extends action and distributes risk while maintaining positive expected value. We have 230 exposure remaining and 23 rolls left—this measured approach preserves capital for decision rolls ahead.

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On a come-out roll with 22 rolls remaining, I place a pass line bet to establish a new point. This is a foundational craps bet with -1.4% house edge. I have two come bets already working (6 and 8), and starting a new pass line positions me to build complementary odds positions if a point is established.

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Point is 5. I have pass line at 5 with 10 staked. Adding 20 in pass odds (2:1 true odds, max 3x = 30, taking 20) maximizes expected value. I also add odds behind my come bets on 6 and 8 (10 each, multiples of 5) to lock in true odds payouts while well below my 270 total exposure limit.

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Come-out roll after the shooter's two consecutive passes. I'll establish position with a pass-line bet to capitalize on the hot streak while keeping my come bets working for the point phase.

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Point is 6 and the shooter has made two consecutive passes. I have a come bet on 8 with 10 chips and can add up to 40 chips in odds (4x multiple). Adding full odds maximizes my expected value on a favorable sequence with 19 rolls remaining.

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Point is 6. I'm heavily exposed on the 8 (come + full odds). Removing the 50-chip odds bet reduces downside risk from a seven-out. Adding a fresh come bet with no odds keeps action alive while managing total exposure (230 chips remaining, current table: 20 after removing odds).

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Point is 6 with 17 rolls remaining. I'm adding maximum allowed odds (50 on pass line 2:1 true odds for payout 100, 50 on come 8 for 6:5 payout 60, 30 on come 10 for 2:1 payout 60) to leverage favorable true odds and maximize expected value on my existing flat bets.

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On come-out with two come bets generating negative EV on dead odds. Removing the come_odds_8 and come_odds_10 (off on come-out anyway) and placing a 50-chip pass line bet captures the favorable 7/11 outcomes (~8% edge) while I still have exposure room (200 remaining). Shooter is running hot (3 consecutive passes) and I want to play with the flow on this roll.

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With point 6 and strong come bets already in play on 8 and 10, adding maximum odds behind all three positions (pass line and two come bets) maximizes my expected value. The shooter has made three consecutive passes, suggesting favorable conditions. These odds bets have the lowest house edge (true odds pay no edge) and will substantially increase my payout if any point hits before a 7.

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Point phase with 6 established; I have pass line with full odds and come bets already working. Current exposure is 250 chips on solid position (pass+odds on 6, come bets on 8 and 10). With 14 rolls remaining and the shooter performing well, I hold position rather than add risky high-edge bets. No removals needed; odds are positioned optimally for this point.

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Come-out roll after a seven-out. Placing a substantial pass line bet (50 chips) to establish a point and capitalize on the established hot-shooter pattern seen in recent rolls. Conservative sizing given 13 rolls remain and bankroll of 696.

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I have a 50-chip pass line bet on point 9. Adding 100 chips of pass odds (the maximum allowed) leverages true 3:2 odds to maximize expected value on this favorable point. With 12 rolls remaining and reasonable runway, this is optimal bankroll management to press the mathematical edge.

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Point is 9. I have $150 on the table (pass line $50 + pass odds $100). With 11 rolls remaining and a 54.5% chance to hit the point before a 7-out, my position is favourable. I'll hold my current bets and avoid adding weak-house-edge bets like field or any_seven.

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I have a pass line bet with 100 chips in odds backing it on a point of 9. The pass line and odds are my core strong bets with good true odds (3:2 on 9). With 10 rolls remaining and 150 chips exposed, I'll hold steady and let this hand play out naturally without adding speculative bets like place bets or field bets that have negative expected value compared to the pass odds I already have working.

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Point is 9, I have 150 chips on table with pass line and odds. Adding a 50-chip come bet leverages the strong shooter momentum (we're still early in the session with 9 rolls remaining) while staying well within exposure limits. This diversifies my position and takes advantage of the current hot streak without over-committing.

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We are on a come-out roll with a 50-chip come bet on 9 from the previous hand. Betting 50 on pass line establishes a standard foundation while maintaining exposure control. The session has 8 rolls remaining, so capital preservation and disciplined betting are key.

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Point is 6 with 7 rolls remaining. I have a pass line bet (50 chips) on the point 6 and a come bet (50 chips) on point 9. Adding maximum odds behind both bets (100 on pass odds at true 6:5, 100 on come odds 9 at true 3:2) maximizes EV by leveraging the best odds available and utilizing my remaining exposure efficiently before the session ends.

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I'm at 300/300 chips on table with point 6. The last roll was an 8, and with 6 rolls remaining, the probability of a 7-out is significant. Removing the pass_odds (100 chips at 6:5 true odds) and come_odds_9 (100 chips at 3:2 true odds) reduces my exposure from 300 to 100 chips while keeping the base bets alive. This defensive move preserves bankroll for the final stretch of the session.

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Come-out roll on roll 36 of 40. Betting pass line with 50 chips to establish a point and leverage the remaining rolls. With only 5 rolls left, I need to commit to an aggressive position to maximize chip gain before session end.

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Point is 10; taking 3x odds (100 chips) on my 50-chip pass line bet maximizes expected value with true odds of 2:1. This is a high-probability favorable bet with only 4 rolls remaining in the session.

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Point is 10; I have pass line (50) and pass odds (100) working. With only 3 rolls remaining, I should hold my bets and let them ride. No additional bets are warranted given the limited rolls left and existing exposure.

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On a come-out roll with 2 rolls remaining in the session, a modest pass line bet of 10 chips captures the fundamental craps advantage (7 and 11 win immediately, 2/3/12 lose, other totals establish points). This conservative sizing preserves bankroll flexibility for the final roll.

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This is the final decision roll (roll 40 of 40). I have a $10 pass line bet with point 8. Adding maximum pass odds ($50, which is 5× the $10 flat) behind the pass line gives me 6:5 true odds on 8. This maximizes expected value on my final action by leveraging the best odds available, since roll-out rolls follow and I want to maximize my position.