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Don't pass has the lowest house edge among flat bets; a 6-chip flat allows maximum laid odds at true odds on every point, minimizing expected loss per chip.

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Lay maximum true-odds behind my don't pass on point 6; odds have zero house edge, while new flat or proposition bets would add expected loss.

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Minimum pass-line bet keeps house-edge exposure tiny while allowing maximum true-odds backing next roll, which has zero house edge.

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No bet has positive expectation; odds cannot be placed without a negative-EV flat bet on this come-out roll. Betting nothing preserves bankroll and avoids house edge.

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No bet has positive expectation; with the point on, all available wagers carry a house edge, so placing nothing preserves bankroll and avoids expected loss.

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All available bets have negative expected value and odds are unavailable without a flat bet, so placing no bet preserves chips with zero expected loss.

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Don't pass has the lowest house edge; a 6-chip flat allows clean maximum laid odds in whole-chip multiples next roll, diluting edge per chip with zero-edge odds.

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Point is 4, favorable for my existing don't pass. Laying maximum true-odds (zero house edge) improves odds utilization without adding new negative-EV flat bets.

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Keep the existing don't pass bet with maximum laid odds on 4, which is favorably positioned and carries zero house edge on the odds portion; adding any new bet would add negative expected value.

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Keeping the existing don't pass 6 with maximum 18 laid odds on point 4: odds pay true odds with zero house edge, while any new flat, place, field or prop bet adds positive house-edge exposure and lowers expected chips.

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Holding my don't pass bet with maximum laid odds on point 4, which has zero house edge on the odds portion; adding any new bet would increase expected loss.

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Minimal pass line flat bet keeps house edge low and enables zero-edge odds once a point is established, maximizing odds utilization per chip risked.

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Point is 9 with a 1-chip pass line; taking the maximum 4 chips in pass odds pays true odds with zero house edge, minimizing EV loss per chip while maximizing odds utilization.

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Pass line has a low house edge and enables zero-edge odds once a point is set; a minimum 1-chip flat minimizes expected loss while allowing maximum odds utilization next roll.

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Minimum don't pass has the lowest flat house edge; keeping the flat at 1 chip lets me lay maximum true-odds next roll, diluting expected loss per chip.

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Keeping only the 1-chip don't pass bet on point 6; no odds are offered this roll and all available bets have higher house edge, so adding stakes would increase expected loss.

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No new bet has positive expected value; keeping the existing 1-chip don't pass on point 6, which now wins on 7 before 6, and avoiding additional house-edge bets preserves chips.

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No new bet has positive expectation; keeping only the existing 1-chip don't pass on point 6 minimizes expected loss, and no odds are legally available this roll.

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Don't pass has the lowest house edge among flat bets; using the minimum stake preserves chips while allowing zero-edge laid odds if a point is established.

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Point is 5 with a 1-chip don't pass bet; laying the maximum 3 chips in odds pays true odds with zero house edge, minimizing EV loss per chip.

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Don't pass has the lowest house edge; betting the minimum flat allows maximum true-odds backing later, which has zero house edge and minimizes expected loss per chip.

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Keeping only the existing 1-chip don't pass bet, which is now favored with point 6, and adding no new negative-EV bets maximizes expected chips.

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Keep the existing 1-chip don't pass, which is favored with point 6 (7 more likely than 6), and add no new negative-EV bets to preserve bankroll.

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Keeping only the existing 1-chip don't pass bet on point 6, which has a low house edge; all available new bets have negative expected value, so adding none preserves bankroll.

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Don't pass has the lowest house edge among flat bets; a small stake limits expected loss while allowing maximum laid odds at true odds once a point is set.

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Don't pass on point 6 is already favored (7 beats 6); adding maximum laid odds at true odds adds zero house-edge exposure and improves odds utilization without taking high-edge side bets.

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Keep the existing don't pass with laid odds at true odds, which has the lowest house edge; adding any new bet this roll would increase expected loss per chip.

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No bet on the table and every available bet has negative expected value, so placing no new bet preserves the 1085 bankroll with zero expected loss for the remaining rolls.

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No bet has positive expectation; with 12 rolls left and bankroll above starting level, placing no new bet preserves chips and avoids house edge.

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No bet has positive expectation; with no flat bet to support zero-edge odds, staying out preserves the bankroll and avoids high-edge come-out exposure.

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Minimal 1-chip don't come has the lowest house edge among available bets; keeping stake tiny preserves bankroll while allowing true-odds lay bets later, which have zero house edge.

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No new bet has positive expectation; keeping the existing 1-chip don't come on 6, which now favors a 7 before 6, and avoiding additional house-edge exposure preserves bankroll.

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No new bet has zero house edge; keeping the existing 1-chip don't-come on 6, which wins on a 7 before a 6, preserves bankroll with only 8 rolls left.

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No available bet has positive expected value; with no bets on the table and few rolls remaining, placing nothing preserves the bankroll and avoids expected loss.

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No available bet has positive expected value, and with no bets on the table, placing nothing preserves the current bankroll and avoids house-edge loss over the remaining rolls.

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Don't pass has the lowest house edge among flat bets; a 1-chip stake minimizes expected loss while allowing zero-edge laid odds if a point is established.

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Don't pass on 10 is the lowest-edge flat bet; laying the maximum 2 chips in odds pays true odds with zero house edge, avoiding all negative-EV side bets.

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No new bets: with only three rolls left, every additional wager carries a house edge and negative expected value. Keep the existing 1-chip don't pass with 2 chips of zero-edge laid odds on point 10.

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With only two rolls remaining and no bets on the table, every available bet has negative expected value, so placing no bet preserves the current bankroll.

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Last decision roll with no flat bet to back with zero-edge odds; every available bet has negative expected value, so placing nothing preserves the 1081-chip bankroll.