Craps table

Pass line has the lowest house edge among the available bets (about 1.41%), so I'm making a small flat wager on the come-out roll.

Taking the full 20-chip odds behind the 9 point adds a bet with zero house edge at true 3:2 odds, so it is the best use of exposure.

Pass line with full 4x odds on the 9 is already the lowest-edge position available, so I'm adding no new bets this roll to avoid extra house edge.

Place 6 and 8 carry the lowest house edge (about 1.5%) of the available bets, so I add them at the minimum multiple while keeping the pass line and odds untouched.

The point is 9 with pass odds and a working place 6 already on the table; adding bets with higher house edges would only cost expected value, so I'm holding position.

Pass odds are already at the 4x ceiling, so I'm adding a low-edge place 8 (about 1.5% house edge) to diversify my working numbers while keeping exposure modest.

Pass line with 20 in odds on the 9 and working place 6 and 8 are already the lowest-edge exposure available, so I'm adding nothing and keeping the current table.

Pass odds are already at the 4x ceiling, so I'm taking down the place 8 (about a 6.7% house edge) and putting the same chips on a come bet (about 1.4% edge) instead.

Every available proposition bet carries a much higher house edge than the pass line with odds already in place, so I'm adding nothing and letting the 9 point play out.

Don't pass with bar 12 carries the lowest house edge among the available come-out bets, so I'm placing a small flat stake and avoiding the high-edge proposition bets.

Adding full laid odds behind the existing don't pass on the 6 is the lowest house-edge exposure available, since odds carry no edge, and it stays within the 24-chip odds cap.

The pass line has one of the lowest house edges on the table (about 1.41%), so I'm making a flat 10-chip come-out bet and will take free odds once a point is set.

Taking full-odds-style backing on the 9 point at 2x the flat pass line adds zero house edge, so it improves expected value without adding risk to the edge.

Pass odds are already at the 20-chip ceiling for the flat 10-chip pass line, and the only other bets available carry house edges, so I'm adding nothing this roll.

Pass odds are already at the 20-chip cap, so I'm adding low-edge bets: place 6 and 8 (about 1.5% house edge) and a come bet (about 1.4%), avoiding the high-edge hardways and field.

The pass line carries the lowest house edge (about 1.4%) of the available bets, so I'm making a flat pass line wager on this come-out roll.

Taking full-value free odds behind the 8 point is the only zero-house-edge wager available, so I add 20 chips of pass odds on top of the 10-chip pass line.

Pass line has one of the lowest house edges on the table, so I'm making a modest flat wager on the come-out. I'm skipping proposition and hardway bets because their edges are much higher.

Taking full 4x odds behind the 9 point is the only zero-edge bet on the layout, so it reduces the house edge on my chips at true odds.

Adding a come bet (about 1.4% edge) and a place 8 (about 1.5% edge) keeps my exposure on the lowest-edge options while the point of 9 is working; pass odds cannot be increased.

Taking the full 3x odds on my come bet at 4 is fair-odds, zero house edge, and my pass odds are already at the 4x cap, so I'm adding 30 to the 4 odds and leaving the rest of the table alone.

Pass line has one of the lowest house edges available (about 1.4%) and the come-out roll is open, so I'm adding a modest pass line stake and leaving the existing place 8 and come 4 with odds untouched.

Taking down the idle place 8 and placing a pass line bet, which has one of the lowest house edges (about 1.41%) among the available wagers.

Pass line has the lowest house edge (about 1.41%) of the available bets, so I'm placing a modest 10-chip pass line bet on this come-out roll.

The pass line has the lowest house edge among the available bets (about 1.4%), so I'm taking a small flat stake on the come-out with no odds.

Pass line is working on a point of 5, so I'm adding 10 chips of true-odds backing (3:2 on 5) since odds carry no house edge. I'm not adding any flat bets with an edge against me.

The point of 5 is on with pass line 5 and pass odds 10, which already sits at the odds ceiling. Adding any new bet would carry house edge, so I'm holding the current position with no changes.

Pass odds are already at the 10-chip ceiling and every available new bet carries a larger house edge than the pass line with odds, so I'm making no changes this roll.

Point is 5 with full odds already taken (10 chips, at the ceiling), so the main remaining option is adding bets with house edge. Holding position keeps expected loss at zero for this roll.

Pass line has the lowest house edge (about 1.41%) of the available bets, so I'm making a single modest pass line wager on this come-out roll.

Taking the full 3x odds behind my point-4 pass line is the only zero-edge bet available, so I add 30 chips of pass odds and nothing with house edge.

Pass line has the lowest house edge (about 1.41%) of the available bets, so I'm making a small flat pass line wager on this come-out roll.

The pass line has the lowest house edge (about 1.4%) of the available bets, so I'm making a single flat pass line bet on this come-out roll and nothing else.

Taking full-value odds behind my 6 point adds exposure with zero house edge, so it is the lowest-cost way to build the pass line.

Adding 10 to pass odds brings them to the 3x maximum of 30 on the 6 point. Taken odds carry no house edge, so this adds exposure at fair value without the edge a place or field bet would carry.

Pass line and full odds are already working on the point of 6, and every new bet carries house edge with only five decision rolls left. Holding the current table is the lowest-expected-loss choice.

Free odds behind the pass line on the 6 carry no house edge, so I'm adding the full 20-chip odds ceiling for an extra 6:5 payout and adding no flat bets with edge.

Pass line and full 5x odds on the 6 are already on the table, and every other available bet carries a house edge, so adding nothing keeps the expected loss at zero for this roll.

Pass line carries the lowest house edge (about 1.41%) of the available bets, so I'm taking a small 10-chip line bet on this come-out roll. With only two decision rolls left, I'm keeping exposure minimal.

This is the final decision roll and every available bet carries a house edge, so placing nothing keeps expected value at zero.