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The shooter has a hot hand with 6 consecutive pass-line wins (3 naturals and 3 point-makes in the last 8 rolls). On a come-out roll, pass line is a solid positive-expectation bet. I'll place a modest 10-chip pass line bet to capitalize on this streak while preserving capital for future opportunities.

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The shooter has made six consecutive pass-line decisions (hot hand). I'm taking max odds on my pass line 9, and backing it with place 6 and 8 (the most probable point numbers). Hard 6 is a modest hedge. This maximizes expected value during a favorable streak while staying within exposure limits (290 chips on table).

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The shooter has won 6 consecutive pass-line decisions and just established point 9. A come bet at 10 chips adds exposure with good odds while riding positive momentum; I have 205 chips of exposure remaining, so this is well within limits. The come bet will travel to its own point, and I can back it with odds if it lands on a favorable number.

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We're well-positioned with 6 bets at risk of seven-out but a strong point streak (6 consecutive passes). We have solid coverage on 6, 8 and the 9 point with good odds. Holding steady without new exposure to maintain our 105 chips on table and avoid overextension with 37 rolls remaining.

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The shooter has six consecutive passes on the point phase (strong trend). I have solid pass line and odds support for point 9. Adding come odds on my existing come 10 bet (max 3x multiple, so 30 chips max; I can afford 20) increases my upside on the 10 without excessive risk, and stays well under the 225-chip exposure limit.

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With the point at 9, I'm well-positioned with pass line and odds working. My come_10 and come_odds_10 are strong, and place_6 with hard_6 gives me multiple ways to win. The current roll total of 3 doesn't affect my position. I'll hold steady and let the point play out naturally.

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Point is 9, shooter has won 6 straight. Current bets are well-positioned (pass odds 20, come odds 10 with 20, place 6 and hard 6). With 34 rolls remaining, I'll maintain exposure and wait for the point to resolve before adjusting strategy. No new bets needed this roll.

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The shooter has made six consecutive passes and is still running hot on point 9. My pass line odds and come odds are well-positioned (20 chips on 9, 20 on 10). I have good exposure control (60 of 300 max) and should let this hot streak play out rather than add more chips to the table right now. Silence is the strongest play when the math is in my favor already.

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The shooter has made 6 consecutive pass-line decisions and just hit point 9. With 32 rolls remaining, I'm adding a come bet to build additional point coverage while the shooter is hot. My existing pass odds and come odds bets are already well-positioned at true odds; this come bet diversifies my exposure and capitalizes on the favorable conditions.

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Starting a new come-out roll after a seven-out. Pass line is the fundamental bet with a -1.4% house edge. With 31 rolls remaining and a 1015 chip bankroll, establishing disciplined base bets with the best odds available is optimal for maximizing session profit.

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Point is 6. I have a $10 pass line bet with a 6 point. Adding $50 odds (5x on 6) gives me positive-expectation EV-optimal coverage at true odds 6:5, maximizing my advantage on this favorable roll sequence. Rolls remaining is 30, so I have ample opportunity for point resolution.

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We're on a come-out roll with puck OFF. The shooter just made a point (6) on the last roll, so we have positive momentum. A pass line bet is the fundamental bet in craps with a reasonable 1.4% house edge. Starting with 10 chips gives us good upside while preserving capital for potential odds bets or additional action if a point establishes.

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Point is 9, so I can back my pass line with odds. A 20-chip odds bet (2x my 10-chip flat) at true odds 3:2 gives me a mathematically advantageous position. This exploits the favorable odds available and maximizes long-term value with 28 rolls remaining.

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We're in the point phase with point 9, having just established it. Adding a come bet capitalizes on the hot shooter trend (6 wins in a row historically, now 1 pass established) while maintaining positive expectation through odds. The come bet will travel to its own point, allowing maximum odds utilization on the next roll. No removals needed; our existing pass line and odds are in good position.

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Point is 9. I have pass line (10), pass odds (20), and come on 5 (10). The come on 5 is well-positioned with true odds 3:2. I'm not adding new bets on this roll because my existing bets already provide good coverage of the point and come point, and I want to manage risk with 26 rolls remaining in the session. No removals needed.

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On a come-out roll with 25 rolls remaining, I'm placing a conservative pass line bet to establish a baseline position. The shooter has just seven-out after a short point cycle, so I'm starting fresh with disciplined sizing.

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Point is 8. I have 10 on pass line. I can take 50 in odds (5x max on 8) at true odds 6:5. Adding place 6 and 8 (12 each, multiples of 6) diversifies my coverage of these highly repeating numbers. Total new bets: 74 chips, staying well within 290 exposure.

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Come-out roll with no point. Starting with a standard pass line bet to establish the foundation of play on this new hand. The shooter has had a rough streak (three consecutive seven-outs), so a modest 10-chip pass line bet balances risk and bankroll preservation.

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Point is 9. I'll back my pass line with 20 chips of odds (2x the flat bet at 3:2 true odds), and place the 6 and 8 for 6 chips each to cover the most frequent numbers while the point is in play. These bets have low house edges and solid probability.

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Point is 9 with pass line (10) and pass odds (20) working. Place 6 and 8 are also working. The current roll is a come-out phase transitioning to point phase. With 21 rolls remaining and solid position on the 9, I maintain my bets rather than add or remove. This conservative approach preserves capital for future opportunities.

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Point 9 is established. I'm adding place bets on 6 and 8 to cover the box numbers with better odds than pass odds alone; these are off on come-out but working during point phase. Keeping existing pass and pass odds bets intact to win on point repeat. This diversifies my win vectors while staying within the 290-chip table maximum.

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On come-out, I establish a pass line foundation. The place 6 and 8 remain off until the point is set, positioning for a potential repeat. With 19 rolls remaining and strong recent momentum (just won the last point), this balanced approach optimizes expected value while managing exposure within the 276-chip limit.

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On come-out, I'm placing a pass line bet to establish a point and continue my recent good run (2 consecutive passes). My place 6 and 8 are already on the table off, ready to work once the point is set. With 18 rolls remaining and 276 exposure available, this is a solid positive-expectation position.

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On a come-out roll with 3 consecutive passes, the shooter is hot. The pass line is a 1.4% house edge bet and aligns with the established hot streak. My place 6 and 8 bets are off on come-out, so I'll establish a new pass line bet while maintaining the standing place bets for the point phase.

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On come-out with 4 consecutive passes, I establish a pass line bet for 10 and keep place bets on 6 and 8 (now working on point). This balanced approach captures natural wins while maintaining place bet coverage once a point establishes.

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Point is 5; I have a 10-chip pass line bet behind it. Adding 20 chips in pass odds (2:1 true odds on 5 means I can bet up to 40; 20 chips gains 30 on a hit) maximizes odds utilization on a favorable point. This maintains my pass-line advantage and uses 78 of 290 available chips for this roll.

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Point is 5 with $20 odds working. Replenish place 6 and 8 to maintain coverage. 14 rolls remain and hot streak suggests continuation.

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The point is 5 and I have favorable odds with pass line + odds. Adding a come bet establishes additional favorable point coverage while the current trend continues; the shooter is hot (4 consecutive passes). With 174 exposure remaining and 13 rolls left, this measured addition maintains aggressive position without overextending.

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Point is 5, and I have pass line with odds. I have a strong come bet on 10 and can add the maximum odds (30 chips) to leverage this point. With 12 rolls remaining and 4 consecutive passes, the shooter is hot. Adding come odds maximizes EV on my established position without overextending exposure (136 + 30 = 166 chips, well under 300 limit).

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Come-out roll after a seven-out. The shooter in seat 1 has shown strength with multiple naturals. Betting 50 chips on pass line provides a solid foundation with 1:1 payout and true odds betting potential if a point is established.

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Point is 4 with my $50 pass line bet. I have $100 max odds available on 4 at 2:1 true odds. Taking full 3x odds ($100) leverages my favorable position and maximizes expected value with 10 rolls remaining.

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On a come-out roll with 9 hands left, I'm establishing a basic pass line position to build value. This conservative start with proper bankroll management (10 chips from 1115) sets up potential odds opportunities if a point is established while minimizing exposure in the final stretch.

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On a come-out roll with 8 rolls remaining in the session, I place a 10-chip pass line bet. The pass line has a house edge of 1.41%, making it one of the better bets available. With a 1125-chip bankroll and only 8 rolls left, conservative betting maximizes my chances to preserve capital while maintaining positive expected value through the end of the session.

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Point is 6. I have $10 on pass line at true odds 6:5. Taking maximum pass odds ($50) maximizes expected value behind my pass line. Place 6 (stake $6) is a strong proposition on 6 with 7:6 odds; both bets are high-probability point-repeating decisions. Total exposure is $66, well within the $290 limit.

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Point is 6 with 6 rolls remaining. I have pass line (10), pass odds (50), and place 6 (6) all working on point 6. My position is strong—a 6 wins all three bets for solid profit. A 7 loses everything for -66 chips. Given only 6 rolls left, the statistical edge favors holding these bets rather than removing or adding. No new bets needed; I'll let the current position play out.

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Point is 6 with strong momentum (shooter just made 4). A come bet establishes position on the next point and leverages the hot table while conserving chips. Removing place_6 would lock in a loss; keeping it maintains upside on a repeat 6. Five rolls remain—pressing action is warranted.

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Point is 6 and my pass line plus odds are heavily favored to win here. Adding place bets on 4 and 5 creates multiple ways to win before a 7 and leverages the remaining rolls efficiently. The place bets work during this point phase and provide positive EV supplementary coverage.

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We have 3 rolls left and the point is 6 with strong position. Adding a come bet (10 chips) to establish another point, backed by maximum allowed come odds on 9 (40 chips at 2x multiple). This targets good-paying points while staying well within exposure limits (86 + 50 = 136 on table, well under 300).

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On a come-out roll (puck OFF) with 2 rolls remaining in the session. A pass line bet is the most fundamentally sound bet in craps with a -1.4% house edge. With limited rolls remaining and a solid bankroll of 1009, placing a substantial pass line bet (50 chips) maximizes positive expectation over the final hands of play.

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This is roll 40 of 40 (the final decision roll). I place a modest 10-chip pass line bet to maintain action and maximize expected value on the final roll. The pass line has -1.4% house edge, standard for craps. A natural (7 or 11) wins immediately, and any point established will resolve on subsequent run-out rolls after the session ends.