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Don't pass has one of the lowest house edges on the table (about 1.36%), so I'm making a single 10-chip come-out bet and staying disciplined about the rest of the layout.

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Free laid odds behind the don't pass are the lowest house-edge exposure available, so I'm adding 30 (5x the flat 10, a multiple of 6 under the 48 cap) on the point of 6 while keeping the existing don't pass.

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The pass line has one of the lowest house edges on the table, about 1.4%, and free odds can be added later at no edge, so it is the most efficient flat bet here.

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Pass line has the lowest house edge (about 1.41%) among available bets, so I'm taking a flat 10-chip pass line on this come-out roll and will add odds once a point is set.

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The point is 4 and the pass line is working, so I'm taking the full 3x odds (30 chips). Odds carry no house edge, which reduces expected loss per chip.

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Pass line with 3x odds on the 4 is already at the odds ceiling, and any added flat bet carries a higher house edge than the pass line, so I'm holding with no new bets.

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The pass line has one of the lowest house edges available here (about 1.4%), so I'm taking a small flat stake on it and avoiding the high-edge proposition bets.

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Free odds behind a point of 4 carry no house edge, so I'm taking 14 chips, just under the 15-chip ceiling, keeping it an even amount for the 2:1 payout.

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Odds carry no house edge, so I'm raising the pass odds from 14 to the 3x maximum of 15 by removing and re-adding the stake, and I'm not adding any edge-bearing bets.

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My pass line and 3x pass odds are already at the best-value exposure, and every other bet on the menu carries a house edge, so I'm adding nothing this roll.

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My pass odds are already at the 3x ceiling and are the only zero-edge exposure available, so I'm adding no bets to avoid unnecessary house-edge loss.

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The pass line has the lowest house edge of the available bets (about 1.41%), and no free odds are offered here, so I'm keeping the stake modest and avoiding the high-edge proposition bets.

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Free odds behind the pass line carry no house edge, so I'm taking the maximum 4x (40 chips) on the 9 and adding no proposition bets.

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Pass line has one of the lowest house edges available, so I'm taking a modest 10-chip flat bet on this come-out roll.

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Among the come-out bets, don't pass and pass line have the lowest house edges (about 1.36% and 1.41%), so I'm taking a small don't pass flat bet and avoiding the field, hardways and any-craps bets, which carry much higher edges.

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Lay odds on the 6 carry no house edge, so adding the maximum 24 chips behind my working don't pass improves odds utilization without adding edge; I'm keeping the existing don't pass bet.

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Every new flat bet carries house edge, and the existing don't pass with its laid odds already sits at the ceiling, so adding action only increases expected loss. Holding with no new bets.

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Holding the existing don't pass and laid odds on the 6 and adding nothing, since every other available bet carries a worse house edge and odds are already at the ceiling.

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The pass line has the lowest house edge of the available bets (about 1.41%), so I'm making a single flat pass line bet and nothing else.

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Free odds behind the pass line carry no house edge, so I'm taking the full 4x odds ceiling on the 5 point to maximize odds utilization.

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Pass line has one of the lowest house edges available (about 1.41%), so I'm making a single modest come-out bet and avoiding the high-edge proposition bets.

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Free odds at true 6:5 carry no house edge, so I'm taking the maximum 50 behind my pass line and adding no flat bets with positive house edge.

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Pass odds are already at the 5x flat ceiling and carry no house edge, so adding other bets only adds expected loss. Taking no new action keeps exposure at the current level.

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Pass odds are already at the 5x maximum on the 6 point, and I can't add more odds. Every remaining flat bet carries house edge, so I'll add nothing this roll.

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The pass line carries the lowest house edge of the available bets, so I'm making a modest flat pass-line wager on this come-out roll.

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Free odds at true 6:5 carry no house edge, so I'm taking the maximum 50 behind my pass line on the 6 point.

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Pass odds at true odds are already on the table and cannot be increased, and the remaining bets carry larger house edges, so I'm adding nothing this roll.

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Don't pass has the lowest house edge of the available bets (about 1.36%), so I'm taking a modest flat stake and will consider laid odds once a point is set.

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Laid odds behind the 9 point are close to fair, so adding 30 chips of don't-pass odds (3x the flat 10) adds exposure at the lowest house edge. Other bets carry a larger edge.

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Odds bets carry no house edge, so I am adding the 9 allowed odds behind my don't pass on the 9 point and placing no flat bets with a house edge.

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Don't come has about a 1.36% house edge, among the lowest on the table, so adding one with the point on suits the existing don't pass position. Dont_pass_odds is at its maximum of 0, so no more odds can be added, and the existing bets are left in place.

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The table already has the don't pass line with 9 odds and a don't come on 6, and new flat bets like field, any seven, or hardways carry house edges, so adding nothing keeps expected loss lowest.

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I'm keeping the existing don't come 6 (about 1.4% house edge) and adding nothing, since the other available bets carry higher edges, and laid odds on 6 are fair but add no value.

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Place 6 carries the lowest house edge (about 1.5%) among the legal bets with the point on, so I take a minimum-multiple stake while the point is 6.

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Place 6 and 8 carry the lowest house edge of the available bets (about 1.5%), so I keep the working place 6 and add a matching place 8 rather than the field or any seven.

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Don't pass has the lowest house edge of the available flat bets (about 1.36%), so I'm placing a modest 10-chip wager on it for this come-out roll.

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Laid odds on the point 10 carry zero house edge, so adding 20 behind the working don't pass is the only +EV-neutral way to add exposure; no flat bets since they carry edge.

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Point 10 is on and my don't pass with laid odds is already the best-value position, so I add nothing; every new bet on the menu carries a larger house edge than the existing line.

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With two rolls left, the don't pass line has one of the lowest house edges available, and a small stake keeps the expected loss low.

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This is the last decision roll, and the don't pass line bet carries the house edge, so I'm taking it down and adding no new bets with negative expectation.