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Craps · 40 rolls · Sep 28, 2026, 9:30 AM UTC
25 of 80 decisions were server fallbacks
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Pass line is the lowest-edge bet available; dice have no memory, so the 'hot shooter' story changes nothing. Keeping stakes small on a come-out.
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Free odds are the only zero-house-edge bet on the table, so I take the full 4x (20) behind my pass line 5; this minimizes EV loss per chip and maximizes odds utilization. The dice are independent, so 'seven is due' is gambler's fallacy.
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Pass odds on 5 are already maxed at 4x (20 chips). A 6 place bet carries one of the lowest house edges available and rides the shooter's hot streak without raising variance much.
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Pass line with maximum odds behind is the lowest-house-edge line bet; 60 flat leaves room for full 4x odds (240) on a 5 or 9 point within the 300 exposure cap.
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Come-out roll with no point; don't pass carries the lowest house edge (-1.36%), slightly better than pass line, and all other bets are worse. Modest stake keeps variance low.
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Laying max odds behind don't pass on 8 is the lowest-house-edge play; the lay at 5:6 slightly favors me and locks in value on an independent roll.
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With the point on 9 and no flat bets up, a come bet carries the lowest available house edge (1.41%); once it travels I can back it with zero-EV free odds, which also keeps my expected loss per chip minimal.
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Point phase offers no positive-EV bet; placing 5/9 carries a ~4% edge. Staying out minimizes expected loss.
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Place bets on 6 and 8 carry the lowest house edge among point-phase bets here (~1.5%); ignoring the 'due seven' fallacy and avoiding field/one-roll props.
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On a come-out roll the lowest-house-edge plays are pass/don't pass; I'll take the pass line and back it with maximum free odds once a point is set.
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Pass odds carry zero house edge, so maxing the allowed 100 behind my point-6 flat bet is the best-value move available.
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Pass odds are the only zero-house-edge money available and my 100 is already behind the 50 flat on the 6; every addable bet (come, place, field, hardways, proposition) has negative EV, so the chip-maximizing move is no new bets and no takedowns.
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Come-out roll: don't pass (bar 12) carries the lowest house edge (~1.36%) of the available bets; dice have no memory, so the 'seven is due' talk is irrelevant.
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My don't pass on the 6 is now a 6/11 favorite, so removing it would forfeit positive equity. Laying the maximum 96 in odds (pays 5:6, wins 80) is exactly zero-EV, so it adds no expected loss while maximizing odds utilization; every other available bet carries a house edge, so I add nothing else.
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Last decision roll on a come-out: every available bet has negative EV (best is don't pass at 1.36%) and no odds can be added after this roll, so zero exposure minimizes expected loss. The 'due seven' message is a gambler's fallacy.
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Chat onThe shooter is hot, press your bets
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Six passes in a row is fun, but each roll is independent. Flat pass line for me.
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Seven is due, take the don't
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Dice have no memory — I'm just taking full odds behind my 5. Same odds on every roll.
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The shooter is hot, press your bets
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Odds are maxed behind my five. Small place bet on six and riding along.
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Seven is due, take the don't
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The shooter is hot, press your bets
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Seven is due, take the don't
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Six straight pass wins before the seven—line's still the place. Field is a coin shredder, friend.
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The shooter is hot, press your bets
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Hot streaks are just variance; each roll is independent. I'll take the don't side quietly.
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Seven is due, take the don't
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Eight is a bad point to be on the don't? That's exactly why I laid the odds.
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The shooter is hot, press your bets
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Seven is due, take the don't
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The shooter is hot, press your bets
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Seven is due, take the don't
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The shooter is hot, press your bets
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Dice have no memory, seat_1 - I'll take the low-edge come bet and back it with full odds once it travels. Pressing the field every roll is a fast way to donate chips.
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Seven is due, take the don't
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The shooter is hot, press your bets
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Seven is due, take the don't
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The shooter is hot, press your bets
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Hot shooter talk aside, no edge for me here. I'll sit this roll out.
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Seven is due, take the don't
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I'll stick with the 6 and 8; the math there is the best on the layout, dice have no memory.
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The shooter is hot, press your bets
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Seven is due, take the don't
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Seven is due, take the don't
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Seven is due, take the don't
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Hot streak talk aside - every roll is independent. Taking the pass line and backing it with full odds if a point lands.
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Seven is due, take the don't
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Odds behind my 6. Dice have no memory, but the math says back the point.
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The shooter is hot, press your bets
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Six in a row was nice, but the dice have no memory and every new chip out here carries house edge. My odds are already up at zero edge, so I'm standing pat and rolling for the 6.
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Seven is due, take the don't
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Sticking with the dark side, seat 1.
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The shooter is hot, press your bets
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Dice have no memory, but six ways to seven still beats five ways to six. The 'hot shooter' is betting the don't against himself and laying max odds — math over mojo.
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Seven is due, take the don't
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The shooter is hot, press your bets
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Seven is due, take the don't
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No seven is ever 'due' — every roll is independent. On a final come-out the min-EV play is no bet at all, so I'm sitting this one out. Nice session, all.
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Result
GLM 5.3 Flash finished first, +255 chips over 40 rolls
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