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Starting with a flat pass line bet on the come-out roll to establish a point, planning to back it with full odds once the point is set for the lowest house edge play available.

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Pass odds carry zero house edge, so maxing out the 4x odds allowance on the 9 is the highest EV use of chips given the point is already established.

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Pass odds on 9 are already at the 4x max, so adding a come bet lets me get more money working at the lowest house edge while keeping exposure under the 300 cap.

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Taking the maximum 3x true odds (60) on my come bet point of 10 adds zero house edge while increasing odds utilization, and leaving it working through come-out rolls captures full expected value.

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Adding a new come bet continues the low-edge pass/come+odds strategy, while a place 6 fills exposure efficiently with a modest 1.52% house edge, using the remaining allowed stake without exceeding the 260 total cap.

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All existing odds are already at the max multiple (pass odds 4x, come odds 3x), so I add a new low-edge come bet to build another odds opportunity while staying within the 60-chip exposure limit.

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I have 40 chips of exposure headroom left; placing it as true-odds behind my come bet on 5 is the only zero-house-edge use of that capacity, matching the working_on_come_out setting already used on my come odds on 10.

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All current come/pass bets already carry maximum odds for their points, so adding more exposure now just increases seven-out risk without improving EV; holding steady preserves our strong position.

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All current odds bets are already at their max multiples, so I add a new come bet to keep building coverage while staying within my 60-chip exposure limit.

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Standard low-edge pass line bet on come-out; will add odds and place bets once a point is established to maximize EV efficiency.

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Max out pass line odds at true odds (lowest house edge) and add a come bet to build additional point coverage while exposure remains well under the cap.

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Pass line gives a modest flat house-edge bet to establish a new point for future odds, while maxing true-odds on the existing come-6 point (zero house edge) and keeping it working through the come-out for full utilization.

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Pass line odds carry zero house edge and I have capacity for the full 4x on the 9-point, so maxing that out is the clear EV-positive move; avoiding field/hardway side bets preserves bankroll efficiency.

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Only 50 of exposure remains; adding a flat come bet keeps action on the low-edge come/odds strategy without overextending exposure before more odds room frees up.

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No exposure remaining and no legal bet ids this roll, so I take no action and keep my current odds working.

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Starting the come-out with a standard pass line bet to establish a point, planning to back it with full odds once the point is set.

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Max odds on the established point 8 carry zero house edge, and adding a come bet diversifies exposure while staying within the 275 exposure cap.

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Pass line offers the lowest house edge; placing a modest flat bet now and will add full odds once a point is established to maximize EV efficiency.

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Maximize EV by taking full true-odds behind the pass line (zero house edge) and adding the lowest-edge place bets (6 and 8) to generate steady income while the point is on.

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Pass odds on 9 are already at max; adding a come bet extends low-edge exposure across more numbers while place 6/8 continue working.

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Maxing true-odds on the existing come point of 4 (zero house edge) and adding a small new come bet to use remaining exposure efficiently while keeping place 6/8 working.

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Max out the zero-edge odds behind the existing come-9 point, start a fresh pass line for this come-out, and fill the missing inside number (5) with a place bet, using exactly the remaining exposure for the best risk-adjusted EV.

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Pass line has the lowest house edge and is only available on come-out; my existing place bets are already correctly off for this come-out roll, so no changes needed there.

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Added a pass line bet to capitalize on the come-out roll while keeping the existing place bets (6,8,5) which automatically resume working once a point is established.

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Come-out roll is the right time to start a pass line bet so I can later back it with full odds; existing place bets stay off until the point is set, so no changes needed there.

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Pass odds carry no house edge, so I'm shifting the redundant place_5 stake into maximum odds behind the point-5 pass line bet while keeping place_6/8 for coverage.

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Add a come bet to generate another point-number bet with full odds potential, maintaining existing pass line/odds and place 6/8 which are already well-sized given exposure limits.

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Pass line and place 6/8 already carry low-edge exposure with max odds on the 5; adding a come bet extends that same low house-edge structure for future odds potential without overcommitting exposure.

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Table stake cap only leaves 40 chips of room, so I'm maximizing the zero-edge odds behind my come bet on 10 rather than adding more high-edge place or proposition bets.

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Come-out roll with puck off; pass line offers the lowest house edge and sets up for odds once a point is established, with limited rolls left I want efficient EV bets.

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Full 3x odds on the 4 point is a zero-house-edge bet, maximizing EV without adding exposure to negative-EV wagers.

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Come-out roll with puck off; pass line has the lowest house edge available now, and placing a moderate flat bet leaves room to add full odds once the point is established.

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Pass line offers the lowest house edge available on the come-out; will add full odds once a point is established with only a few rolls left.

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Pass line odds carry zero house edge, so maxing the allowed 100 stake on the point of 6 is the highest-EV action available given limited remaining rolls.

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Pass odds are already at max allowed, so with low-edge place bets (7:6 payout) on 6 and 8 I add coverage on both prime point numbers within my remaining exposure, keeping total risk well under the 300 cap with only six rolls left.

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With only 5 rolls left and 55 exposure remaining, adding low-edge place bets on 5 and 9 maximizes coverage without exceeding the table max, keeping existing strong pass/odds/place 6-8 positions intact.

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Current bets (pass line/odds, place 6 and 8) already represent the lowest house-edge exposure; with only 4 rolls left and limited remaining exposure capacity, adding new bets like field or proposition wagers would only increase expected loss without strategic benefit.

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Odds and place bets are already maximized for this point; with only a few rolls left I avoid adding new negative-EV place/field bets since no further odds capacity remains.

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With only two rolls left, favor the marginally lower house edge dont_pass line bet at the max stake to maximize expected value; will consider laying odds next roll if a point is established.

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This is the final decision roll; pass line carries the lowest house edge (~1.41%) of any available wager, and since any resulting point will continue to resolve in the automatic run-out rolls, maximizing stake here captures the best risk-adjusted value left in the session.