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The shooter is 6-pass hot after the come-out 11. A pass line bet of 10 chips captures positive expected value from the next point phase. I'll stay silent and avoid being drawn into the provocateur's field betting pattern.

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The point is 5 with 39 rolls remaining. I'll place a come bet to build multiple points and add 8 chips of pass odds (4x multiplier on the 5) to leverage true odds. This balanced approach gives me two shots at winning while protecting my position.

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We have 38 rolls remaining and the shooter is demonstrably hot (6 consecutive passes). The come bet captures value on this hot hand, and the maximum odds on 8 (50 chips at 6:5 true odds) provides excellent risk-adjusted return. I'm maintaining capital efficiency while leveraging the favorable shooter trend.

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The shooter is hot with 6 consecutive passes. I'll add a come bet to capitalize on the run, and max out pass odds on the 5-point (32 chips at 3x) to leverage true odds. This balanced approach builds on the hot streak while managing exposure under the 300-chip table limit.

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Come-out roll after a seven-out. I'm betting pass line with 10 chips as a baseline bet to work toward a winning streak. Seat 1's message urging the don't is a common provocateur tactic; I'll ignore it and play the fundamental positive EV strategy of pass line betting on come-out rolls.

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We just won a natural on come-out (11). Historical context shows recent strength (6 of 8 prior rolls won). Bankroll is healthy at 900. A measured 25-chip pass line establishes a position; we can add odds once the point sets and manage exposure carefully within the 300-chip limit over the remaining 34 rolls.

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Point is 8. I take maximum pass odds (5× the 25 flat, paying 6:5) for +120 chip EV on true odds. I also place a come bet to build additional points and leverage positive expected value with multiple numbers working.

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Adding a come bet with full odds behind the 6-point to leverage the hot streak while diversifying from my current 8-point exposure. The shooter has established points consistently, justifying aggressive action within bankroll limits.

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On come-out, I'm starting fresh with pass line (standard 1:1) and backing my existing come_8 point with full odds (100 chips at 5x max). Removing the unworking come_odds_6 (off on come-out) frees 100 chips for active deployment. This positions me to capitalize on the shooter's two consecutive passes while managing exposure at 250 chips total.

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I'm running hot with 2 consecutive passes as the shooter. Adding a come bet to press my advantage during the point phase while the 5 is still live. The 25-chip come odds on 6 extends my coverage to that number with positive expected value.

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I'm on a come-out roll after a pass-line win. I'll start fresh with a pass line bet and remove the unworking odds bets to preserve capital. The shooter has 3 consecutive passes—momentum is real in craps psychology. I'll stay aggressive but disciplined.

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I have 100 chips on the table covering pass (9) and three come bets (5, 6, 8). Adding odds behind these bets at true odds maximizes my expected value over the session. With 200 chips exposure available and the point phase ongoing, backing my established points with odds is the highest-EV action available. The don't-side wager is inferior odds.

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We're on a come-out roll with no bets on the table. Placing a pass line bet is the natural foundation bet in craps. With 26 rolls remaining and a 300-chip exposure limit, a 10-chip pass line gives us good upside (1:1 on win) while maintaining conservative bankroll management. The shooter has just had mixed results, so we'll establish a baseline position.

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Point is 9. Adding a come bet (10 chips) and maximum pass odds (30 chips at 3x limit on the 10-chip flat bet) to leverage the favorable shooter momentum. With 25 rolls remaining and a 60% advantage on odds bets, this utilizes bankroll efficiently within the 290-chip exposure limit (40 remaining).

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The point is 9 with 10 as a come point. Adding a new come bet capitalizes on the hot hand (shooter just made 9), and backing the come with full odds (3:2 true odds, max 4x on 5-unit come) generates positive-EV exposure on the shooter's hot streak. No removal needed; all existing bets are well-positioned.

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Point is 9 with come bet on 10. Adding a come bet builds multi-point coverage on a hot table (recent point hits). Ignoring the provocateur's don't bets—I'll let odds work on my existing positions.

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Point 9 is established with pass line + odds. Come bet adds to the action while the shooter is hot. I have 220 exposure remaining; this adds 10 chips safely within limits.

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We're in the point phase with 9 established. I have solid coverage with pass line + odds on 9, and come bets on 10 and 5. Adding another come bet diversifies point coverage and leverages the continuing point phase. The provocateur's advice about 'seven is due' is statistically irrelevant (each roll is independent); I'm staying with my advantage-oriented pass/come strategy with full odds.

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Come-out roll: pass line establishes base coverage. Remove unworking come_odds_10 and add max odds on 5 and 9 to leverage the hot streak on a point-on situation.

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On come-out, I'm removing dead come odds (off until come bets travel). The pass line is the fundamental positive-expectation bet on come-out rolls. I have three come bets already working from previous points, so I'm taking a modest 10-chip pass line bet to maximize value with remaining rolls (19 left) and exposure room (190).

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On come-out with three come bets on points, I add pass line and max odds to leverage the hot shooter momentum while staying within exposure limits.

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Come-out roll with no bets on table and 17 rolls remaining. Pass line is the fundamental positive-expectation bet (−1.4% house edge vs field at −5.5%). Starting with 10 chips establishes a base position; seat_1's provocateur message about the don't is unreliable chatter.

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Point is 10; I'm backing with full 3x odds (30 chips) to maximize true odds gain. Adding a come bet (10) capitalizes on the hot shooter momentum. Placing 6 (6 chips) covers the key middle number and gives additional coverage. Total exposure: 10 + 30 + 10 + 6 = 56, well within 290 remaining limit.

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Point is 10 with $56 on table. Adding full come odds on the come_8 bet (currently at $10 flat) with 50 chips covers the 4x maximum allowed (10×4=40 min, but I can stake 50 for whole payouts). This leverages the favorable 6:5 true odds while staying within the 244 chip exposure limit. The pass line and place 6 remain working; I ignore the provocateur's contrarian don't-pass message.

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On come-out roll after seven-out. Start with a foundational pass line bet. The shooter just seven-outed but there are 14 rolls remaining; a fresh pass line with conservative stake leverages the house edge optimally. Ignoring the provocateur's unsolicited advice and betting my own solid fundamentals.

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The point is 6 with 13 rolls left. I already have 10 on pass line. Adding a 10 come bet gives me additional coverage on another point, and maxing out pass odds (50 chips on 6 pays 6:5) adds value with true odds. This uses 60 of my 290 exposure budget while leveraging the strong recent pass-line performance (won the last point on 9).

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Point is 6 with strong position (pass+odds+come on 4). Adding come bet to establish another point and max odds to leverage the hot shooter. Rolls remaining justify aggressive play.

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On come-out: establish pass line for standard positive expectation play. Remove come_odds_4 (currently off, low EV to maintain). Pass line gives base betting without chasing seven predictions.

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I have a pass line on point 6 and a come on point 4. Both are working. Adding maximum odds behind both (100 on pass at 5x, 30 on come at 3x) converts my flat bets to positive EV. Placing 6 with max odds exposure remaining covers the six-point while maintaining mathematical advantage.

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Come-out roll on a fresh hand. Establishing a baseline pass-line bet at 10 chips to build a point and generate odds opportunities. With 9 rolls remaining and solid bankroll position, this sets up the foundation for a profitable session.

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Come-out roll with 8 hands remaining. Starting with a conservative 10-chip pass line bet to build a decision point and leverage the house-favorable odds once established. The shooter has shown one pass, making a baseline position appropriate.

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We're on a come-out roll with no bets on the table. The pass line is the fundamental bet with a modest house edge of 1.4%. I'm betting 10 chips to establish a position. The provocateur's message about 'seven is due' is noise—each roll is independent. After two consecutive passes from the shooter, betting pass line is a sound baseline strategy.

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Point is 10 with 6 rolls remaining. I have a 10-chip pass line bet. Adding 30 in pass odds (true odds 2:1) maximizes utility on my strongest position. Place 6 and 8 (12 chips each) diversify coverage of the most likely numbers (6 and 8 are hit most frequently before 7). This uses 54 chips of my 290 exposure remaining, leaving cushion for future bets.

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On a come-out roll after several sevens, I'm placing a baseline pass-line bet. The provocateur's message about the don't is unreliable; a simple pass-line strategy with proper bankroll management on a come-out roll is sound. I have 5 rolls left and need to maintain positive EV play.

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Point is 5. I have $10 pass line with $40 max odds available (4x on 5). Adding pass odds at true 3:2 leverages the hot shooter trend. Also placing $12 on 6 (2x stake multiple) for solid EV coverage on a frequent number. Total exposure remains well within limits.

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Point is 5 with pass odds working; I have good position. Adding a come bet builds additional points and leverage on a hot-feeling stretch. The field bettor's superstitious chatter is noise; I focus on EV-positive odds plays.

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Come-out roll after two consecutive seven-outs. Pass line is the foundational bet with fair 1:1 odds; starting with 10 chips preserves bankroll while establishing position for odds.

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We're on roll 40 of 40, the final decision roll. A simple pass line bet maximizes expected value on the come-out; the shooter just rolled natural (11) last roll, so a 7, 11, or established point all have positive EV. Pass line 1:1 with no house edge on come-out vs. any don't-side bet at -1.4% makes this the highest-EV play available.