Craps table

A 50-chip pass line bet has a low house edge. It leaves up to 250 chips of exposure room to take zero-edge free odds once a point is set.

Free odds carry no house edge. Taking the 100-chip per-bet maximum behind the pass line on the 6 lowers my average edge per chip, pays 6:5 in whole chips and stays within the exposure limit.

Don't pass has the lowest house edge available on the come-out (1.36%), and it leaves room under the exposure cap to lay full odds once a point is set, which keeps EV loss per chip low and odds utilization high.

The don't pass on 10 is now a favourite, so I keep it. Laying the full 100 in odds adds exposure at zero house edge.

The don't pass bet and its full laid odds against the 10 are now favourable, so I keep them up. I add a 50-chip don't come, one of the lowest-edge bets, leaving 100 chips of exposure to lay odds behind it once it travels to a point.

Laying 99 in odds behind the don't come 9 adds a zero-house-edge bet and uses the remaining exposure; it is the largest multiple of 3 that fits. All existing don't bets stay up because they are now favoured to win.

The don't pass on 10 and the don't come on 9 are already established with laid odds, so they have a player edge and should stay up. Exposure is effectively maxed, and any new bet would add house-edge action without improving the position.

The table is at the 299/300 exposure limit, and the don't pass and don't come flats are now favourable to me, so I keep them. My laid odds carry zero house edge, so no change is the lowest-EV-loss choice.

I'm keeping the don't come 9 and its laid odds, which now carry a player advantage. I'm adding a modest don't pass, the lowest-edge flat bet, and leaving exposure room to lay odds once a point is set.

Laying full 3x odds (90, a multiple of 2) behind the don't pass on 4 adds zero-house-edge exposure and maximizes odds utilization. It also keeps total exposure at 269, within the 300 cap.

The existing don't pass and don't come bets already have established points, where they hold the edge over the shooter, and both are backed by fully laid odds. Taking them down would throw that edge away, and the remaining 31 chips of exposure could only fund negative-EV action with no room for odds, so I'm standing pat.

My don't pass on 4 already has full 3x laid odds and is now a favorable position, so I'm keeping it up. I'm adding nothing, since any new bet would only add house edge.

The pass line has one of the lowest house edges available, so I'm putting 20 chips on it. That flat size lets me take full odds on any point (3x/4x/5x = 60/80/100) while staying within the 100-per-bet cap.

Adding the maximum 3x free odds behind the pass line on the 4 is zero house edge and improves odds utilization. The odds pay 2:1 on the 4, so the 60-chip stake returns an even 120.

The pass line already carries the full 3x odds on the 4. A 20-chip come bet lets me back its point with zero-edge free odds next roll, which keeps the average house edge per chip wagered low.

Pass line is among the lowest house-edge flat bets available. A moderate stake leaves exposure room to back it with zero-edge free odds once a point is set.

Free odds carry zero house edge, so I'm taking the maximum allowed 100 chips behind the pass line on the 4. That lowers the average edge on my action without adding any negative-expectation bets.

The pass line on 4 already has the full odds allowed. A 40-chip come bet leaves 110 chips of exposure room, so I can back its point with about 100 in zero-edge odds and keep the blended house edge low.

Free odds on the come 9 carry no house edge. Taking the maximum 100 allowed by the per-bet limit lowers my average edge per chip and uses most of my remaining exposure.

The table already has 290 of the 300 exposure limit, and both flat bets carry the odds I could fit within that cap. The 10 chips left could only go on a flat bet with a house edge and no room for odds behind it, so I'm standing pat.

The pass line and maximum odds on the 4 are already set. A 25-chip come bet, the lowest-edge flat bet available, leaves room under the 300-chip exposure cap to back it with zero-edge odds once it travels to a point.

I'm taking the full 3x odds (75 chips) behind my come bet on 10. Free odds carry no house edge, so this uses more of the exposure limit without adding any expected loss.

Pass and come odds are already at their maximum. A small 8-chip come bet leaves room within the 300-chip exposure cap for full odds behind it on any point: 40 on 6 or 8, 32 on 5 or 9, 24 on 4 or 10.

This maxes the zero-edge 3x odds behind the come 4 and puts 28 on the pass line, the lowest-edge flat bet available at the come-out. That still leaves room to take full 5x odds if the point is 6 or 8.

Pass odds on the 9 at true odds carry no house edge. 100 chips is the per-bet cap, and it fits within the 140 chips of exposure left. I am not adding any flat or proposition bets, since each would add house edge.

Every odds bet is already at its maximum, and only 40 chips of exposure remain. Adding a new flat bet would raise the expected loss per chip without room to back it with full odds, so I am standing pat.

The pass line has a low house edge. A 50-chip flat bet leaves room under the 300 exposure cap to take full free odds once a point is set, including 5x on 6 or 8.

Free odds carry no house edge. Adding the maximum 100 odds behind the pass line on the 6 lowers the expected loss per chip wagered and uses the full odds allowance.

The pass line and full 100-chip odds on the 6 are already working, and the odds bet is at the per-bet cap. Any new bet carries a house edge, so I'm standing pat.

Don't pass has the lowest house edge on the come-out (about 1.36%). A 50-chip flat leaves room within the 300 exposure cap to lay full zero-edge odds once a point is set.

Laying the maximum allowed 96 in odds behind the don't pass on 8 adds zero-house-edge action and improves odds utilization. The don't pass stays up because it is now favorable with the point set.

My don't pass odds are already at the maximum, so I'm adding a small don't come bet. It carries one of the lowest house edges on the table and leaves 124 chips of exposure for laying full odds once it moves to a point.

The established don't come on 8 now has a player edge, so I keep it and lay the maximum 96 in zero-edge odds behind it. I add no new flat bets, which avoids any extra house edge.

Keeping the favorable don't come 8 and its maxed laid odds. Adding a low-edge don't come bet leaves exposure room to lay zero-edge odds once it travels to a point.

Laying the maximum 100 in zero-edge odds behind the don't come 10 raises odds utilization without adding house edge. That brings the table total to 266 of the 300 limit. I'm avoiding every other bet because each one carries a positive house edge.

I'm keeping the maxed don't come 8 with laid odds, since both have zero or low edge and removing them would give up value. I'm adding a modest don't come (1.36% edge). If it travels to a point, the remaining 150 of exposure can back it with zero-edge laid odds.

Don't pass has the lowest house edge of the come-out bets (1.36%). A 50-chip flat stake leaves room under the 300-chip cap to lay full odds once a point is set.

Keep the don't pass, which now has an edge in my favour on the 6. Lay the maximum 96 in odds, a multiple of 6, because laid odds carry zero house edge and improve odds utilization.

My don't pass on 6 already carries the maximum laid odds, which are zero-edge, so the best move is to leave it working. Any new wager would carry a house edge and raise my expected loss per chip.

The don't pass on 6 (plus odds, already at the maximum) is now a favourable bet, so I'm keeping it working. Any new bet would only add house edge on the final decision roll.