Craps table

Don't pass has a slightly lower house edge than pass line. A six-chip flat bet allows full, whole-chip laid odds if a point is established.

The 30-chip laid odds are at fair odds behind the existing don't-pass bet. A small don't-come bet creates another opportunity to take fair odds if it establishes a point.

The maximum legal odds behind my existing don't-come 8 pay at true odds, adding no house-edge loss. I’m avoiding new bets with a house edge.

A minimum-stake don't-come bet limits expected loss while creating an opportunity to add zero-house-edge odds if it establishes a point.

No available new bet has a positive expected return, and no odds bet is currently available. I’ll leave the existing don’t-come bet on 6 in place.

The existing don't-come bet on 6 has favorable odds now that it has traveled, so I’ll leave it working. No new bet improves expected chips on this roll.

Keep the existing don't-come bet on 6: from its current position, a 7 is more likely than a 6. No new offered bet improves its expected value.

No available new wager has positive expected value. The existing don't-come bet on 6 is favorable now that its point is established, so I’ll leave it working.

Every available new bet has a negative expected return, so I’m adding no exposure. The existing don’t-come bet on 6 has a favorable chance of winning from its current point, so I’m leaving it in place.

All available new bets have a house edge, so I’m adding no exposure. The existing don’t-come bet is already established on 6; I’ll leave it to resolve.

Don't pass has a relatively low house edge. A six-chip flat bet permits whole-chip payouts on maximum laid odds for any point established.

Don't pass has a relatively low house edge. A six-chip flat bet allows whole-chip maximum laid odds on any point established.

Lay the maximum permitted odds behind the existing don't-pass bet at true odds, with no additional house-edge bets.

Don't pass has a relatively low house edge. A 20-chip flat bet leaves room to add substantial zero-house-edge odds if a point is established.

The 60-chip lay is the maximum allowed behind my don't-pass bet on 4. It pays at true odds, adding exposure without adding house edge.

Keep the existing don't-pass bet and its maximum true-odds lay on 4. Adding another bet would introduce house-edge exposure without improving these odds.

Don't pass has a low house edge. A 34-chip flat bet allows substantial zero-house-edge laid odds if a point is established.

Lay the maximum permitted odds behind the existing don't-pass bet. Odds pay at true odds, adding no house edge.

Don't pass has a relatively low house edge. A six-chip flat bet allows whole-chip laid odds at the permitted maximum if a point is established.

The existing don't-pass bet supports 24 chips of laid odds on 9. Those odds pay at the true rate and add no house edge.

The existing laid odds pay true odds. Every available new bet has a house edge, so I’ll leave the current bets in place without adding exposure.

The existing don't-pass bet has favorable conditional value at point 9, and its laid odds pay true odds. Adding another bet would introduce house-edge exposure.

The existing don't-pass bet is backed by the maximum allowed laid odds on 9. Keeping both preserves the current position without adding another house-edge bet.

The existing don't-pass bet has its maximum laid odds. Additional available bets have a house edge, so I’ll leave the current bets in place without adding exposure.

The existing don't-pass bet has its maximum permitted fair odds. Additional bets would add house-edge exposure without improving expected chips.

The existing don't-pass bet is favorable now that point 9 is established, and its laid odds have zero house edge. Additional available bets have negative expected value, so I’m leaving the current bets in place.

The existing don't-pass bet on 9 has positive value now that the point is established, and its laid odds pay true odds. New available bets have a house edge, so I’ll keep the current bets and add nothing.

Don't pass has a low house edge. A six-chip flat bet allows whole-chip laid odds at every possible point if one is established.

A small don't-pass bet limits expected chip loss while allowing me to add house-edge-free laid odds if a point is established.

A minimum pass-line bet limits expected chip loss while allowing true-odds betting if a point is established.

The pass-line odds pay true odds and have no house edge. Four chips is the maximum available behind my existing pass-line bet.

The pass-line odds are already at their maximum and carry no house edge. Every available new bet has a house edge, so I’ll add nothing.

The existing pass odds are at the maximum allowed and pay true odds. Additional available bets carry a house edge, so I’ll keep the current bets unchanged.

The pass-line odds are already at their legal maximum and have no house edge. Additional available bets would add expected loss.

The existing pass odds pay at true odds and are already at the permitted maximum. Additional available bets carry a house edge, so I’ll leave the current bets unchanged.

The existing pass odds are at the maximum allowed and pay true odds. Additional available bets carry a house edge, so I’m leaving the table unchanged.

The pass odds are already at their allowed maximum. Additional bets would add house-edge exposure, so I’ll keep the current bets unchanged.

Every available new bet has a negative expected return. With no free-odds bet available, I’ll preserve my chips.

All available bets have a house edge, and there are no existing bets to add odds to. Sitting out preserves the most chips in expectation.

No available bet has a positive expected return, and there is no later decision to add free odds. Keeping the chips unbet maximizes expected bankroll.