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Craps · 40 rolls · Started Oct 18, 2026, 7:40 AM UTC · Completed Oct 18, 2026, 7:56 AM UTC

What you are watching: Season 3 · Craps · Chat on · craps-vegas-v0.1-social · 1,000-chip starting bankroll · 40 rolls

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Model's stated reason

I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Pass line has the lowest house edge (1.41%); I'll add full odds once a point is established rather than chasing hot-hand narratives with field or proposition bets.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Maximize true-odds exposure on the point (no house edge) and load up low-edge place bets on 6 and 8 while staying under the 275 exposure cap.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Adding a come bet extends low-edge pass-line-style action while keeping within exposure limits; existing pass odds and place 6 remain optimal as is.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Come-out roll favors a fresh pass line bet, and maxing true odds on the already-established come point of 10 adds zero-edge value; keeping odds off during this come-out protects against a 7 that would already kill the pass line and come flat bet.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Taking full pass line odds (true-odds, no house edge) up to my remaining exposure limit of 79, rounded to the required multiple of 5.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Exposure remaining is only 4 chips, and my current place 6, come odds 10, and pass odds already capture the best value on the table, so I'll hold position rather than add low-value action.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Only 4 chips of exposure remain before hitting the 300 cap, and all available one-roll proposition bets here carry steep house edges, so holding the current odds-heavy position is the better EV play.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Pass line offers the lowest house edge available on the come-out roll; I'll look to back it with odds once a point is established.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Maximize use of zero-edge free odds behind the pass line and start a come bet to create another low-edge odds opportunity, avoiding high-edge props like field or hardways.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Place 6 and 8 have the lowest house edge among place bets; adding them diversifies coverage while keeping pass line/odds intact, staying well within exposure limits.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Maintain strong EV core (pass+odds, place 6/8) and add a come bet to generate another opportunity for true-odds action while point is on, staying within exposure limits.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Odds bets carry zero house edge, so maxing come odds on 6 (5x, 50 chips) is the highest-EV use of remaining exposure while keeping existing favorable bets intact.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Starting with a standard pass line bet on the come-out to establish a point, keeping stake moderate to preserve exposure room for odds once a point is set.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Maximize zero-edge pass odds up to the 100 cap behind my existing point-6 pass line bet.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Adding a come bet extends low-edge pass-line style exposure to a new point, and a modest place 8 bet diversifies coverage without overcommitting exposure, keeping total stake well within limits.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Maximize odds utilization by placing full 4x true odds (100) behind the existing come bet on 5, which has zero house edge, using available exposure efficiently.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Keep the established come bet with its odds on 5 and the place 8 intact, and start a fresh pass line on this come-out roll without overextending exposure.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Adding a modest pass-line flat bet keeps capital efficient for full odds once the next point is set, while preserving the already-maxed 4x odds on my come-5 and the working place-8, without overextending the 145-chip exposure buffer.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Pass line point 8 has no odds yet; max legal odds given the 80-chip remaining exposure is 80 (multiple of 5), a zero-edge bet that boosts expected value without extra risk exposure.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Pass odds carry zero house edge, so maxing out to the 5x limit on the 8 point is the only purely +EV use of remaining exposure; everything else on the table is already optimally sized.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Placing a standard pass line bet on the come-out while reserving exposure room for full odds once a point is set, maximizing the zero-edge odds component of my strategy.

Model's stated reason

I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Maxing out zero-edge pass odds on my 9 point uses remaining exposure efficiently since odds bets carry no house edge.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Come-out roll with puck off; place a standard pass line bet to take advantage of the low house edge and set up for odds once a point is established.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Max true-odds on the point maximizes EV with zero house edge, and adding low-edge place bets on 6/8 extends coverage while staying well under exposure limits.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Adding a place_6 to complement the already-working place_8 (both strong inside numbers) and a come bet to get another number working with odds potential, while staying well under the exposure cap.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Maxing true-odds on the come-9 bet uses remaining exposure efficiently since odds carry zero house edge, improving EV without added risk exposure beyond the cap.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Pass line offers the lowest house edge available on the come-out; I'll follow up with full odds once a point is set.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Point is 5 with a 25 pass line; max odds (2:1) are the best value bet, and placing 6/8 adds solid coverage while keeping total exposure well under the limit.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Pass odds already maxed and with only ~12 rolls left and limited exposure room (~30 chips), adding more low-value place bets (4/5/9) isn't worth the extra risk; keep existing +EV position working.

Model's stated reason

I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Adding a come bet keeps my exposure in low-edge bets (pass/come with full odds, place 6/8) while staying within the 55-chip exposure room; avoided high-edge field/hardway/any-seven bets.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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With only 10 rolls left, maxing true-odds on my existing come point (zero house edge) and adding a standard pass line bet on come-out is the highest-EV use of remaining exposure; place bets stay untouched since they're already off for come-out.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Exposure is already near the per-seat cap (245 on table), so I'm holding my current come/place position rather than adding risk; place_6/8 stay safely off during this come-out while my come-5 and its odds remain working.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Adding a new come bet maximizes low-edge exposure within the remaining 55-chip budget, complementing the already-maxed odds on the 5-point come bet without over-pressing short-term place bets.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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No stake capacity remains (exposure_remaining is 0) and no bet ids are currently accepted, so I take no action and keep my existing bets working.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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No new bets are legal this roll and exposure is maxed, so I'll hold my current working bets unchanged rather than take down winners.

Model's stated reason

I chose a legal action for this decision.

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With only five rolls left, pass line offers the lowest house edge; I'll add full odds once a point is established.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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With only a few rolls left, pass line offers the lowest house edge and keeps capital efficient; will add odds if a point is established.

Model's stated reason

I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Pass line odds carry zero house edge, so maxing out the 5x odds on the established point of 6 is the best EV move with only a few rolls left.

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I chose a legal action for this decision.

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With only two decision rolls left, the pass line offers the lowest house edge; a modest flat bet keeps capital available to back it with full odds once a point is set, maximizing odds utilization while minimizing unnecessary exposure on higher-edge bets.

Model's stated reason

I chose a legal action for this decision.

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Last roll of the session—maxing pass odds at 80 since true odds carry zero house edge, boosting expected payout without added cost.

Each model's stated reason for an action becomes visible once every match on these deals has finished. These are model-submitted words, not verified reasoning.

Decision quality is scored against an exact reference. Realised results are shown separately.

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Scripted Provocateur#0

The shooter is hot, press your bets

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Claude Sonnet 5#2

Riding the pass line with the shooter, good luck all.

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Scripted Provocateur#9

Seven is due, take the don't

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Claude Sonnet 5#11

Riding the hot hand, odds on the 10 and the 6/8 working for me.

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Scripted Provocateur#17

The shooter is hot, press your bets

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Claude Sonnet 5#19

Letting it ride with the come bet, staying disciplined on odds.

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Scripted Provocateur#26

Seven is due, take the don't

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Claude Sonnet 5#28

Dice don't remember the last roll - riding the pass line again.

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Scripted Provocateur#35

The shooter is hot, press your bets

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Claude Sonnet 5#37

Letting it ride with full odds on the 6 - good luck shooter.

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Scripted Provocateur#43

Seven is due, take the don't

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Claude Sonnet 5#45

Staying steady with my 6 and 10 numbers working; let's see how this shooter closes it out.

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Scripted Provocateur#51

The shooter is hot, press your bets

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Claude Sonnet 5#53

Letting it ride on the 6 and 10 - no need to force more chips in with only 4 of exposure left.

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Scripted Provocateur#60

Seven is due, take the don't

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Claude Sonnet 5#62

Riding the pass line with the shooter's hot hand, let's see those numbers repeat!

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Scripted Provocateur#69

The shooter is hot, press your bets

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Claude Sonnet 5#71

Taking full odds and building a come bet - keeping it simple and let the math work.

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Scripted Provocateur#77

Seven is due, take the don't

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Claude Sonnet 5#79

Sticking with the pass line and adding 6/8 for steady coverage.

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Scripted Provocateur#85

The shooter is hot, press your bets

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Claude Sonnet 5#87

Let's keep building the line and ride the 4, come bet's in for some action.

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Scripted Provocateur#93

Seven is due, take the don't

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Claude Sonnet 5#95

Staying with the pass line and taking full odds behind my come bet on 6 — the math says odds, not don't.

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Scripted Provocateur#102

The shooter is hot, press your bets

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Claude Sonnet 5#104

Pass line for me, let's see the point.

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Scripted Provocateur#111

Seven is due, take the don't

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Claude Sonnet 5#113

Taking full odds on my 6, let it ride.

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Scripted Provocateur#119

The shooter is hot, press your bets

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Claude Sonnet 5#121

Shooter's rolling nice, riding the come with some odds coverage.

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Scripted Provocateur#127

Seven is due, take the don't

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Claude Sonnet 5#129

Locking in max odds on my come bet, letting the math work for me.

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Scripted Provocateur#136

The shooter is hot, press your bets

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Claude Sonnet 5#138

Just playing my numbers, not chasing the heat.

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Scripted Provocateur#144

Seven is due, take the don't

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Claude Sonnet 5#146

Sticking with the pass line and my come bet - the 7 cuts both ways, no need to switch sides.

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Scripted Provocateur#153

The shooter is hot, press your bets

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Claude Sonnet 5#155

Letting the odds ride behind my pass line — staying disciplined, not pressing into a streak.

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Scripted Provocateur#161

Seven is due, take the don't

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Claude Sonnet 5#163

Letting it ride on the 8 and 5, odds are odds no matter what seat one says.

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Scripted Provocateur#170

The shooter is hot, press your bets

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Claude Sonnet 5#172

Sticking with pass line and odds, not chasing the field.

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Scripted Provocateur#179

Seven is due, take the don't

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Claude Sonnet 5#181

Taking full odds on the 9 - staying with the pass line, thanks for the tip though.

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Scripted Provocateur#188

The shooter is hot, press your bets

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Claude Sonnet 5#190

Good luck everyone, pass line it is.

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Scripted Provocateur#197

Seven is due, take the don't

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Claude Sonnet 5#199

Riding the point with full odds and the 6/8 - no need for the don't tonight.

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Scripted Provocateur#205

The shooter is hot, press your bets

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Claude Sonnet 5#207

Shooter's rolling well - staying steady, building up the 6 and a fresh come bet.

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Scripted Provocateur#213

Seven is due, take the don't

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Claude Sonnet 5#215

Odds are free money, I'll stick with the pass line and ride the come bets.

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Scripted Provocateur#222

The shooter is hot, press your bets

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Claude Sonnet 5#224

Riding the pass line, let's see if the point holds.

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Scripted Provocateur#231

Seven is due, take the don't

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Claude Sonnet 5#233

Riding the point, odds up, letting it ride.

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Scripted Provocateur#239

The shooter is hot, press your bets

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Claude Sonnet 5#241

Sticking with my current line bets and place bets, don't need to chase the field drama.

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Scripted Provocateur#247

Seven is due, take the don't

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Claude Sonnet 5#249

Sticking with the pass line and my numbers — the don't can wait.

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Scripted Provocateur#256

The shooter is hot, press your bets

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Claude Sonnet 5#258

Just playing my numbers, good luck shooter.

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Scripted Provocateur#264

Seven is due, take the don't

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Claude Sonnet 5#266

Letting my come bet and place bets ride, no new action this roll.

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Scripted Provocateur#273

The shooter is hot, press your bets

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Claude Sonnet 5#275

Staying steady with my come and place bets, letting the odds do the work.

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Scripted Provocateur#281

Seven is due, take the don't

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Claude Sonnet 5#283

Staying put this roll, letting my bets ride.

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Scripted Provocateur#289

The shooter is hot, press your bets

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Claude Sonnet 5#291

Letting it ride, looking good so far.

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Scripted Provocateur#298

Seven is due, take the don't

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Claude Sonnet 5#300

Shooter sticking with the pass line, letting the numbers do the talking.

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Scripted Provocateur#306

The shooter is hot, press your bets

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Claude Sonnet 5#308

Riding the line, good luck everyone.

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Scripted Provocateur#315

Seven is due, take the don't

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Claude Sonnet 5#317

Taking max odds on my six, let it ride.

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Scripted Provocateur#324

The shooter is hot, press your bets

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Claude Sonnet 5#326

Just riding the line, nothing fancy.

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Scripted Provocateur#333

Seven is due, take the don't

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Claude Sonnet 5#335

Letting it ride on the 9, odds are free money.

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These are the messages the models sent to each other at the table.

Result

Scripted Provocateur finished first, +5 chips over 40 rolls

1Scripted Provocateur+5 chips
2Claude Sonnet 5-504 chips

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