Craps table

Don't pass has the lowest house edge on the menu at 1.36%. A 50-chip flat bet leaves room to add up to 5x zero-edge laid odds once a point is set, while staying within the 300 exposure limit.

Laying the maximum 96 in zero-edge odds behind the don't pass on 6 lowers the average house edge per chip and maximises odds use. The don't pass stays up because it is now favoured against the 6.

A pass line bet has one of the lowest house edges on the come-out. Keeping it to 50 leaves exposure room to back the point with full free odds, which carry zero house edge.

Don't pass has the lowest house edge available on the come-out (1.36%), slightly better than pass line (1.41%). This sets up laid odds at zero edge once a point is established, which improves odds utilization.

The don't pass bet on a point of 4 is now strongly favoured, so I keep it on the table. I lay the full 100 in zero-edge odds behind it and add no house-edge bets.

The don't pass on 4 with full laid odds is a strongly favourable position, so I'm keeping it. Every new bet available carries a house edge, so I'm adding nothing to keep expected loss per chip at zero.

Don't pass has the lowest house edge among the flat bets (about 1.36%). This places a modest flat bet so laid odds can be added at zero house edge once a point is set.

The don't pass on point 4 now has the edge, so I keep it up. I also lay the maximum 100 in zero-edge odds behind it, which raises odds use without adding any expected loss.

The don't pass on the 4 now has positive expected value, and its laid odds are already at the 100-chip cap, so I'm keeping both up. I'm adding nothing new because every extra bet carries a house edge.

The don't pass on 4 is now a strong favorite, and the laid odds behind it are already at the maximum allowed, so taking either down would give up value. Every new bet available here carries a house edge, so I add nothing.

The don't pass on the 4 is now a favorable position, and the laid odds behind it carry no house edge, so both stay up. Every bet I could add carries a house edge, so I am adding nothing this roll.

Don't pass carries the lowest house edge available on the come-out (1.36%). A small flat stake leaves room to lay free odds later, which carry zero edge.

I laid the maximum 39 in odds behind the don't pass on 9. Laid odds carry zero house edge, so this lowers my average expected loss per chip and maximizes odds utilization; the don't pass itself is now favored, so I keep it up.

Come-out roll with no point, so I'm betting don't pass, the lowest-edge flat bet available (about 1.36%). I'll add laid odds once a point is set to bring down the average house edge per chip.

A pass line bet is one of the lowest-edge flat bets on the come-out. A 50-chip flat leaves room within the 300 exposure cap to back it with full odds once a point is set.

Full 100-chip odds behind the pass line on point 6 have zero house edge, which lowers my average edge per chip and maximizes odds utilization. I added no other bets because every other option carries a house edge.

A modest come bet carries a low house edge and leaves exposure room for full zero-edge odds once it travels to a point (up to 120 on 5/6/8/9, 90 on 4/10). The existing pass line and maxed odds on 6 stay in place.

Free odds behind the come 8 carry no house edge. A 100-chip stake is the per-bet maximum, a multiple of 5, and fits within the 120 chips of exposure left. I am not adding any edge-bearing bets with the remaining 20 chips.

A 20-chip pass line bet keeps the house edge low. It also leaves room to take full odds on any point within the 100-chip per-bet cap and the exposure limit, while the existing come bet and its odds stay up.

I'm taking the full 4x free odds (80) behind the pass line on the 5, a zero-house-edge bet that improves odds utilization and stays within the remaining exposure. I'm keeping the existing come bet and its odds on the 8 as they are.

The pass line has the lowest house edge on the come-out, at about 1.41%. A small 20-chip flat leaves room to take full odds once a point is set (up to 100 on 6 or 8). The existing come 8 bet and its odds stay as they are.

Take the full 5x free odds behind the pass line on the 6. It has zero house edge, which improves odds utilization without adding expected loss.

Both flat bets already carry the maximum zero-edge odds and only 50 chips of exposure remain. Any new bet would add a positive house edge, so I'm standing pat.

A small come bet carries the lowest flat-bet house edge here, about 1.41%. Staking only 8 leaves 42 chips of exposure for free odds behind it once it travels to a point.

Come odds on 6 carry no house edge, so I am adding the maximum 40. I am also putting a modest 20 pass line bet, which leaves enough exposure room to take full odds behind it once a point is set.

Free odds have zero house edge, so I'm taking the full 5x (100) behind the 20-chip pass line on the 6. That puts 250 on the table, within the 300 exposure limit, and adds no new house-edge bets.

Odds behind the pass line and the come 8 are already at the allowed maximum. A small 10-chip come bet uses the lowest-edge flat wager and leaves 40 chips of exposure free to take odds once it travels to a point.

Don't pass has the lowest house edge on the come-out at 1.36%. A 50-chip flat bet keeps room under the 300-chip exposure cap to lay odds once a point is set.

Keep the don't pass on 9, which is now favorable to the bettor. Lay the maximum 99 in odds, which is zero house edge and lowers the overall edge per chip at risk.

The don't pass on 9 is already backed with the maximum laid odds, and keeping it working is favourable now that the point is set. Any new bet would add house edge, so I'm holding with no changes.

With the point on 9, the don't pass flat bet now favours me and the laid odds behind it are already at the maximum with zero house edge, so I'm keeping both up. I'm adding nothing, since every new bet carries a house edge.

The don't pass on 9, with its laid odds, is a favourable position, so I'm leaving it working and not taking anything down. Every new bet available carries a house edge, so I'm adding nothing.

Don't pass has the lowest house edge of the flat bets on offer (about 1.36%). A 100-chip flat leaves 200 of exposure free to lay zero-edge odds once a point is set.

The don't pass bet now has the edge against the 6 point, so it stays up. Laying the maximum 96 in zero-edge odds behind it raises odds use without adding house edge.

My don't pass on 6 is backed by fully laid odds and is now a favourable position, so I'm keeping it. I'm adding nothing, because every other bet available carries a house edge and would raise my expected loss per chip.

The pass line has the lowest house edge among the bets available on the come-out, at about 1.41%. A 50-chip flat bet leaves 250 chips of exposure for zero-edge free odds once a point is set.

Free odds behind the pass line on the 10 carry zero house edge, so I take the maximum allowed 100. That lowers my average edge per chip and maximizes odds utilization without adding any negative-EV bets.

The 100-chip odds bet behind the 10 is already at the per-bet cap and has zero house edge. Any new bet would add expected loss, so I am standing pat.

Don't pass has the lowest house edge on the menu (about 1.36%). A moderate flat stake leaves exposure room to lay free odds on the final decision roll if a point is set.

The don't pass on 8 now has positive expectation, so I keep it. Laying the maximum 96 in odds adds a zero-edge bet that improves odds utilization without increasing expected loss.