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Start with a low-edge pass line bet on the come-out roll; I'll add full odds once the point is established to maximize EV efficiency.

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Maxing true-odds behind the established point-6 pass line (zero house edge) and adding a come bet to get a second number working, keeping total exposure well under the 275 cap.

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On come-out, pass line offers the lowest house edge; will add full odds once a point is set to minimize EV loss per chip.

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Come-out roll with puck off; pass line is the lowest house-edge bet (1.41%) and sets up for odds once a point is established.

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Pass line odds carry zero house edge, so maxing out the allowed 3x odds on the point of 4 is the highest expected-value action available this roll.

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Pass line odds are already maxed; adding a come bet and working place bets on 6 and 8 diversifies exposure to the best-edge numbers while staying well within exposure limits.

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Pass line offers the lowest house edge; placing it now on come-out to set up for odds once a point is established.

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Max pass odds at true 2:1 carries zero house edge, and adding a come bet creates another vehicle for future zero-edge odds bets.

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Maxing odds on the existing come-10 bet minimizes house edge, and adding a fresh come bet keeps building low-edge action while staying within exposure limits.

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Exposure remaining is exactly 75, which matches the max allowable 5x true odds behind my existing come bet on 8; free odds carry zero house edge, so maximizing this is the most +EV use of remaining capacity.

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No new bets are permitted this roll (exposure maxed and no legal bet ids), and removing true-odds bets would only hurt EV, so I hold my current position unchanged.

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Come-out roll with puck off; pass line offers the lowest house edge, and I'll back it with full odds once the point is set.

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Max out the zero-edge pass odds on the established point, then add place bets on 6 and 8 to generate steady returns while staying well under the 275 exposure cap.

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Pass line is the lowest-edge bet (1.41%); starting modest to leave room for full odds once a point is set, keeping overall exposure managed within the 245 limit.

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Come-out roll favors a low-edge pass line bet; keeping stake modest preserves bankroll for taking full odds once a point is established.

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Pass odds carry zero house edge, so maxing them behind my point-6 pass line bet is the highest-EV use of chips.

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Pass odds are already maxed for this roll, so the highest-EV move is to start a come bet, which lets me lay full true odds behind it on its next roll rather than paying the higher vig on place bets.

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Free odds carry zero house edge, so I'm maximizing utilization by placing the full available bankroll (70, a multiple of 5) behind my come point of 8 rather than adding new house-edged bets.

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Come-out roll: establish a pass line bet (lowest house edge) while letting existing come bet and odds on 8 ride; avoiding field keeps exposure efficient for future odds.

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Odds bets carry zero house edge, so I maxed pass line odds on the 5 (4x=100) and topped up come odds on 8 to the allowed ceiling (30 more), using the full table budget without adding any new house-edge exposure.

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It's a come-out roll so I add a full pass line bet to capture the low house edge while keeping my existing come bet and its max odds on 8 intact.

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Exposure remaining is only 75 chips; placing it all as pass odds on the established 6-point is a zero-house-edge bet that maximizes expected value without adding to the vig already paid on flat/place bets.

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No legal additions are available this roll and my existing pass line, odds, and come bets are already maximized within exposure limits, so I hold position.

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No new bets are legal this roll and my existing odds bets on 6 and 8 are fairly priced, so I keep them in place rather than remove value.

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Come-out roll with a hot shooter (3 straight passes); pass line plus pre-set place 6/8 keeps low-edge exposure building while staying well under the table exposure cap.

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Pass odds and come odds pay true odds with zero house edge, strictly better EV per chip than the place bets, so I free exposure from place_6/place_8 and max out pass_odds within the stake cap.

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With only 50 chips of exposure room left and existing odds already maxed, adding a modest come bet keeps building low-edge come/odds exposure for future rolls without breaching the table limit.

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Pass line offers the lowest house edge; placing a standard flat bet now lets me add full odds once the point is set, maximizing EV efficiency for the remaining rolls.

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Maximize true-odds value behind the pass line and add low-edge place bets on 6/8 to generate steady EV while point is on.

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Point is 9 with pass odds already maxed; adding place_8 mirrors the strong 6/8 coverage I already have on place_6, and a come bet lets me build another point with future odds, staying within my exposure cap.

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Max out free odds (zero house edge) behind the come bet on 6 using remaining exposure, keeping odds working through come-out rolls.

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Pass odds on 9 already maxed at 4x; adding a come bet lets me build another low-edge odds position while keeping total exposure well under the cap.

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Take full true-odds on the established come point (9) and start a pass line bet for this come-out roll, keeping the mathematically best-value bets working while leaving place_8 untouched.

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Pass odds carry zero house edge, so maxing them (limited to 80 by the 260 total-stake cap) is the highest-EV use of remaining exposure given the shooter's strong run and only 7 rolls left.

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With only five rolls left, keep the house-edge exposure small via a modest pass line flat bet now, then back it with max free odds once the point is set to maximize zero-edge odds utilization.

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Pass odds carry zero house edge, so maxing the allowed 3x odds (60) on the 10 minimizes expected loss per chip while point is on; avoiding other high-edge bets with only a few rolls left.

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Pass odds already at the 3x max allowed, and with only a few rolls left I prefer to let my existing positive-EV pass line/odds ride rather than add new exposure.

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Pass line offers the lowest house edge on the table; with the come-out roll active and only a couple of counted rolls left, locking in a max pass line bet now lets me add full odds if a point is set, maximizing EV utilization.

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This is the final decision roll with my pass line point at 8; taking max allowed true odds (zero house edge) maximizes EV without adding any house-edge bets.