Craps table

The pass line carries one of the lowest house edges available (about 1.4%), so a single modest flat bet on the come-out is the most efficient use of chips.

Taking full 5x odds behind the 8 point carries no house edge, so it is the best use of chips on this roll. I am adding no other bets because each one carries a house edge.

Don't pass has one of the lowest house edges on the table (about 1.36%, with 12 as a push), so I'm making a small flat bet and will skip the higher-edge proposition bets.

Taking the full 48-chip laid odds behind my working don't pass on the 8 adds zero-house-edge exposure at the maximum allowed multiple, which improves odds utilization without adding edge loss.

Every new bet on the table carries a house edge, so the lowest-cost choice is to add nothing and keep the existing don't pass and laid odds working on the 8.

Holding the existing don't pass and laid odds on the 8 point is the lowest-house-edge position available, and every new bet here carries a larger edge, so I'm adding nothing this roll.

The current don't pass line with its laid odds on 8 is already at the house-favorable end of the table, and every available new bet carries a larger house edge, so I'm holding with no additions.

Pass line has the lowest house edge available (about 1.4%) and no odds are offered for this seat, so I place a flat pass line bet on this come-out roll.

Taking full-odds behind the 8 point adds a bet with no house edge, which is the best expected-value use of chips here.

Pass odds carry no house edge, so I'm topping them up to the 30-chip ceiling behind the 8 point, removing the existing 20 first to avoid exceeding the cap.

Don't pass has a slightly lower house edge (about 1.36%) than pass line among the available bets, and odds are not offered here, so a flat 10-chip don't pass keeps expected loss minimal.

Don't pass has one of the lowest house edges available (about 1.36%) and this is a come-out roll, so I'm placing a modest 10-chip flat bet with no odds since odds bets are not in the accepted id list.

Adding the maximum lay odds behind my working don't pass on 6 is zero house edge, so it improves odds utilization without adding negative expectation.

Pass line has one of the lowest house edges available on a come-out roll, so I am placing a modest flat stake and will add free odds once a point is set.

Taking the full 3x odds behind the point-4 pass line adds a bet with no house edge, which is the best use of chips here.

Pass odds are capped at zero, and every other available bet carries house edge, so I'm adding nothing this roll to keep expected loss at zero.

Pass line has the lowest house edge (about 1.41%) of the available bets, so I'm placing a modest flat pass line bet on this come-out roll.

Taking the maximum 4x odds behind the point-5 pass line bet adds zero house edge, and the 40-chip stake is within the odds ceiling and exposure limit.

Don't pass has a slightly lower house edge (about 1.36%) than pass line on the come-out, and I'm keeping the stake small while the odds are still unavailable.

Point is 9 and my don't pass is working, so I'm adding max laid odds of 39 (a multiple of 3, under the 39 ceiling). Laid odds on 9 are priced at true odds, so this adds exposure without adding house edge.

Odds on the existing don't pass are capped at zero and every new proposition bet carries a larger house edge than the working don't pass with its odds, so I'm adding nothing and keeping the current position.

Every available new bet carries house edge, and the existing don't pass with laid odds on 9 is already near its maximum, so I'm making no changes this roll.

Our don't pass line and 39-chip laid odds on 9 are already working, and every new bet carries house edge, so I'm adding nothing and removing nothing this roll.

Every new bet on this table carries a house edge well above the don't pass line's, and the odds ceiling is already reached, so I'm holding the current don't pass position with no additions or removals.

I'm keeping the existing don't pass and laid odds on the 9 point and adding nothing, since every available new bet carries house edge and the odds ceiling is already reached.

Every new proposition bet carries a larger house edge than the free-odds-backed don't pass position already on the table, so I'll add nothing and let the existing don't pass and laid odds ride on the 9.

The seat is already carrying a don't pass bet with laid odds on the 9, which are zero-edge at true odds. Every new bet on the table has a house edge, so I'll add nothing and let the existing position run.

Pass line has the lowest house edge of the available bets (about 1.41%), so I'm making a modest flat wager on this come-out roll.

Pass line carries one of the lowest house edges on the table (about 1.41%), so I'm making a modest 10-chip flat bet with no odds since odds aren't in the allowed bet ids.

Don't pass has one of the lowest house edges on the table (about 1.36%), so I'm taking a small flat stake on the come-out.

Laying free odds behind our working don't pass on the 9 carries no house edge at true odds, so adding 15 (a multiple of 3, within the 3x cap) reduces our expected loss without adding a new flat bet.

Existing don't pass (5) and its 15-chip laid odds on the 9 are already at the 3x odds ceiling, and every new bet here carries house edge, so I add nothing and let the current position ride.

My don't pass bet is already at its 3x laid-odds maximum on the point of 9, and every other available bet carries a larger house edge, so I'll make no new wagers this roll.

Every new bet carries house edge, so I'm adding nothing and letting my existing don't pass and laid odds ride on the point 9 with 7 rolls left.

The don't pass line and its laid odds are already working on point 9, and every new bet here carries a house edge, so I'm adding nothing and leaving the position unchanged.

Any new bet carries house edge, and the existing don't pass with laid odds stays in play, so I'm adding nothing this roll.

The don't pass bet and its laid odds are already at the 3x ceiling, and every other available bet carries a house edge, so I'll hold the current position with no new bets.

Don't pass has one of the lowest house edges on the table (about 1.36%), so I'm making a small flat wager on the come-out. Odds are not available on this roll.

Every available bet carries a negative expected value, so placing nothing on this final-stretch come-out roll avoids giving the house any edge.

This is the final decision roll and every wager has a negative house edge, so placing no bets keeps expected loss at zero.