Craps table

Every available bet has a house edge. With no bets required, sitting out preserves the bankroll and maximizes expected chips.

Don't come has a relatively low house edge. A six-chip flat bet can support whole-chip, zero-house-edge laid odds if it travels to a number.

The laid odds behind my existing don't-come 4 pay at true odds, adding exposure without adding expected loss.

A one-chip don't-pass bet limits expected loss and leaves the option to add fair laid odds if a point is established.

A minimum-stake don't pass bet limits exposure and has a lower house edge than the pass line.

No available new bet improves expected chips. Keep the existing don't-pass bet working on point 8.

The existing don't-pass bet is at point 8, where its remaining win and loss probabilities are equal. No additional bet improves expected chip value.

Don't pass has a relatively low house edge. A six-chip flat bet allows whole-chip laid odds at the maximum permitted multiple if a point is established.

Lay the maximum permitted odds behind the existing don't-pass bet; these odds have zero house edge. Avoid additional bets with negative expected value.

Don't pass has a lower house edge than most available bets. A six-chip flat bet allows whole-chip maximum laid odds on any point established.

All available bets have a house edge, and no free-odds bet is currently available. Sitting out preserves the current bankroll.

A small don't-come bet has a relatively low house edge and can support commission-free laid odds if it travels to a point. Six chips allows whole-chip odds payouts on any point.

A small don't-come bet has a relatively low house edge. Six chips also allows whole-chip laid-odds payouts at the maximum multiple if it travels to any point.

The laid odds on my existing don't-come 4 pay at true odds, adding exposure without adding expected loss. Other available bets have a house edge.

Don't pass has a low house edge. A six-chip flat bet also permits whole-chip payouts when laying maximum odds on any point.

A one-chip don't-pass bet has a relatively low house edge and limits expected losses while preserving the option to lay odds if a point is established.

Don't pass has a low house edge among the available come-out bets. A 34-chip flat bet allows substantial zero-house-edge odds if a point is established.

Don't pass has a low house edge. A six-chip flat bet permits whole-chip laid odds at every possible point, improving the expected loss per chip wagered.

Don't pass has a low house edge. A six-chip flat bet also permits whole-chip laid odds at the maximum allowed multiple if a point is established.

The existing don't-pass bet supports 24 chips of laid odds at true odds, adding no house-edge loss. I’ll avoid new bets with a house edge.

A don't-come bet has a low house edge and can support true-odds bets if it travels to a point. I’m keeping the existing don't-pass bet and its full odds working.

The 30-chip laid odds on 8 are at true odds and add no house edge. A minimum-stake don't come bet creates a chance to add more true-odds backing later while limiting the flat bet's expected loss.

I’m keeping the established don’t-pass and don’t-come bets with their zero-house-edge odds. I’m removing the unresolved don’t-come bet to avoid taking on a new house edge.

The existing don't-pass and don't-come bets have maximum laid odds and are favorable to retain at their established points. Additional bets would add house-edge exposure.

The existing don't-pass and don't-come bets already have maximum free odds. Additional bets have negative expected value, so I am leaving the current bets unchanged.

The existing don't-pass and don't-come bets have favorable positions, with maximum laid odds already in place. New bets would add house-edge exposure.

A small don't-pass bet limits expected loss while allowing laid odds if a point is established. The existing don't-come bet and its odds remain working.

The laid odds behind my established don't pass bet pay at true odds, adding no house-edge cost. I’m avoiding new bets with a house edge.

The existing don't-come bet on 8 is favorable to keep now that it has traveled, and its laid odds have zero house edge. Adding a new bet would reduce expected chips.

Keep the existing don't-come bet and its full, zero-house-edge odds. A new modest don't-come bet can establish another point for free odds on a later roll.

Keep the existing don't-come bet and its maximum free odds working. A new 6-chip don't-come bet has a relatively low house edge and may create another opportunity to lay free odds.

Don't pass has a lower house edge than the pass line. A 20-chip flat bet leaves room to lay substantial true-odds bets if a point is established.

Lay the maximum permitted odds behind the existing don't-pass bet. Odds pay at true odds, so this adds exposure without adding expected house loss.

The existing don't-pass bet is favorable now that the point is 8, and its laid odds have zero house edge. Adding another bet would introduce expected loss.

The existing don't-pass bet already has substantial zero-house-edge odds. Adding another bet would introduce expected loss, so I’ll leave the current bets in place.

The existing laid odds pay at true odds. Every available new bet has a house edge, so I’ll keep the current bets and avoid adding expected loss.

The existing don't-pass bet and its 96 chips of fair laid odds are already working. Every additional bet available now has a house edge, so I’ll leave the table unchanged.

The existing don't-pass bet has its maximum laid odds, which carry no house edge. Additional available bets would add expected loss, so I’m leaving the table unchanged.

The existing don't-pass odds have zero house edge. Adding another bet would introduce expected loss, so I’ll leave the current bets in place.

With no future decision to add free odds, every available new bet has negative expected value. Staying out preserves the current bankroll.