Craps table

Don't pass carries the lowest house edge on the menu (1.36%); a modest flat bet leaves room to lay maximum free odds (0% edge) once a point is set, minimizing EV loss per chip and maximizing odds utilization.

Laying maximum free odds (78, the largest multiple of 3 within the 4x cap) behind the don't pass on point 9 adds zero-house-edge exposure and maximizes odds utilization; no other bets since every other option carries a house edge.

Don't pass with point 9 is now a favorable position and already carries the maximum lay odds (78, the largest multiple of 3 within 4x); any additional bet only adds house edge, so no change.

Don't pass with maximum laid odds (78 of 80, whole-chip multiple of 3) is already in place on the 9; every other available bet carries a higher house edge, so no change.

Don't pass odds are already at the maximum (78 of 80 in multiples of 3). Add a don't come flat of 20 so I can lay full free odds behind it once it travels to a point, keeping the house edge per chip as low as possible.

Don't pass with near-maximum laid odds on the 9 is already the lowest-edge position available; adding any other bet only increases expected loss, so I stand pat.

Don't pass with maximum laid odds (78 behind 20 at 2:3 on the 9) is already in place; every other available bet carries a house edge, so no additions and no removals.

Keep the don't pass with near-max laid odds (78 of 80 on the 9, multiple-of-3 constraint) since it is now favored; add a small don't come flat bet so I can lay max free odds behind it once it travels, keeping house-edge exposure low and odds utilization high.

Keep the don't pass with full laid odds on 9 (now favorable). Add a small don't come bet (lowest-edge flat bet available) so I can lay free odds behind it once it travels to a point, improving odds utilization.

Come-out roll with no bets on the table: don't pass has the lowest house edge on the menu (1.36%), and a modest flat lets me lay max free odds once a point is set to maximize odds utilization and minimize EV loss per chip.

Don't pass on point 6 is already a favorable position; laying the maximum 96 in free odds at true 5:6 adds zero house edge exposure and maximizes odds utilization.

Come-out roll: don't pass has the lowest house edge on the menu (1.36%); keeping the flat bet modest at 20 leaves room to lay full odds (zero edge) behind it once a point is set, minimizing EV loss per chip and maximizing odds utilization.

Don't pass has point 9 and is now favored (6 sevens vs 4 nines); laying the maximum 78 odds adds zero-house-edge exposure and maximizes odds utilization while keeping total exposure well within limits.

Don't pass already has maximum laid odds on the 9; add a small don't come (lowest-edge flat bet available) so I can lay full free odds behind it once it travels to a point.

Laying the maximum allowed odds (39, multiple of 3) behind the don't come on 5 is a zero-house-edge bet that boosts odds utilization; don't pass odds are already maxed at 78 and no other positive- or zero-edge bets are available.

Come-out roll: pass line is among the lowest-edge bets (1.41%); a 20-chip flat lets me take full max odds (up to 100) at zero edge once a point is set, minimizing EV loss per chip and maximizing odds utilization.

Point is 8 with a 20-chip pass line bet; taking the maximum 5x free odds (100) at zero house edge maximizes odds utilization and minimizes expected loss per chip.

Come-out with empty table: don't pass has the lowest house edge on the menu (1.36%), and a 50 flat leaves room to lay max odds (zero edge) behind it once a point is set within the 300 exposure cap.

Don't pass with point 9 is now a favorable position (7 beats 9 six ways to four), so I keep it and lay the maximum legal free odds (99, a multiple of 3) which carry zero house edge and maximize odds utilization; no other bets since everything else has a house edge.

Don't pass on 9 with full laid odds already working is the best position on the table (a 7 is favored over a 9); any new bet only adds house edge, so no changes.

Don't pass on 9 with maximum laid odds is already in place and has positive expectation at this stage; every available new bet carries a house edge, so I add nothing and let the position ride.

Don't pass has the lowest house edge on the menu (1.36%); a 25 flat lets me lay close to the maximum free odds (zero edge) once a point is set, keeping ev loss per chip minimal and odds utilization high.

Come-out roll: don't pass carries the lowest house edge on the menu (1.36%), and a 50-chip flat leaves room to lay maximum free odds (zero edge) once a point is set, keeping EV loss per chip minimal and odds utilization high.

Don't pass carries the lowest house edge on the menu (1.36%); a modest flat bet leaves room to lay max free odds at zero edge once a point is set, minimizing EV loss per chip and maximizing odds utilization.

Come-out roll with no bets up: don't pass has the lowest house edge on the menu (1.36%), and a 50-chip flat leaves room to lay maximum free odds at zero edge once a point is set, maximizing odds utilization within the 300 exposure cap.

Don't pass has a point of 5; laying the maximum odds (99, a multiple of 3, paying 2:3) carries zero house edge and maximizes odds utilization without adding any expected loss. No other bets since every remaining option carries a house edge.

Don't pass with maximum laid odds (99, capped by per-bet limit) already on point 5; adding any other bet only adds house edge, so stand pat.

Don't pass with point 5 and 99 in laid odds is already a favorable position (6/10 to win the flat, zero-edge odds); every available addition carries a house edge and odds are maxed, so no change.

Don't pass with maximum laid odds (99, capped by per-bet limit) is already working on the 5; adding any further flat bets only adds house-edge exposure, so I stand pat.

Come-out roll with a clean table: don't pass carries the lowest house edge on the menu (1.36%), and once a point is set I can lay maximum free odds behind it at zero edge to minimize EV loss per chip and maximize odds utilization.

Don't pass with point 4 is now a favorite (7 beats 4 two-to-one); laying the maximum 60 odds is zero house edge and maximizes odds utilization while adding no negative-EV bets.

Don't pass has the lowest house edge on the menu (1.36%); a flat 24 lets me lay max odds at zero edge on any point within the 100-chip cap and multiple rules, minimizing EV loss per chip and maximizing odds utilization.

Come-out roll: pass line at 50 keeps room under the 300 exposure cap to take full max odds (up to 5x = 250 on 6/8) once a point is set, minimizing blended house edge and maximizing odds utilization.

Point is 6 with a 50 pass line bet; taking the maximum 100 in free odds (zero house edge, within the 5x cap and multiple of 5) maximizes odds utilization and keeps expected loss per chip minimal.

Pass line odds are already at the 100-chip per-bet cap behind the point of 6; every additional bet available carries a house edge, so I add nothing and let the zero-edge odds ride.

Pass line with max allowed odds (100, capped per bet) is already working on the point 6; every additional bet carries a house edge, so no new wagers.

Pass line 50 with the maximum 100 odds on the 6 is already the lowest-edge position available; every other bet on the menu adds negative expectation, so I stand pat and let the point play out.

Pass odds are already at the 100-chip cap behind the 50 flat on the 6, so odds utilization is maxed; every other available bet carries a house edge, so adding nothing minimizes expected loss.

Come-out with two rolls left: a small pass line flat (1.41% edge) sets up max free odds next roll, which carry zero house edge and maximize odds utilization while keeping ev loss per chip low.

Final decision roll on a come-out; don't pass carries the lowest house edge (about 1.36%) among the available bets, and odds cannot be added afterward, so a modest flat don't pass bet minimizes expected loss per chip.