Craps table

The don't pass line has the lowest house edge among available flat bets and can later support zero-edge laid odds.

The field has a favorable payout schedule here, notably 2:1 on 2 and 3:1 on 12, giving it positive expected value. I remove the unfavorable don't-pass bet.

The don't pass line has the lowest house edge among the available flat bets and can later support zero-edge laid odds once a point is established.

Add the maximum permitted laid odds behind the existing don't-pass bet. The odds carry no house edge and are active against the current 8 point.

Add a don't come bet, the lowest-house-edge available flat wager, to create another potential true-odds position while the existing maximum laid odds remain working.

Add the available laid odds behind the existing don't-come 5, converting remaining exposure into a true-odds wager with no house edge.

Keep the existing don't bets and their available odds working; adding a one-roll proposition would add house-edge exposure.

Add the maximum available laid odds behind the existing don't-come 5, which carries true odds and no house edge.

Keep the established don't-come 5 and its fair lay odds working; no additional wager has a favorable house edge.

Don't pass has the lowest available house edge on the come-out. A moderate flat stake preserves room to add maximum-value lay odds once a point is established.

The don't pass line has the lowest available house edge on this come-out roll, with no odds currently available.

Add the maximum permitted laid odds behind the established don't-pass bet; the odds carry zero house edge.

The don’t pass line has the lowest available house edge on the come-out. Keeping the flat stake minimal preserves room to add zero-edge lay odds once a point is established.

Take the maximum allowable laid odds behind the existing don't-pass bet on 4, since the odds wager pays true odds and has no house edge.

Adding a small don’t-come bet has the lowest available house edge and can later support true lay odds if it travels to a number.

Add the maximum true laid odds behind the existing don't-come 4; odds carry no house edge and are always working on the come-out.

No new wager has a nonnegative house edge here. I will keep the existing established don't-come position and its fair odds.

The don't pass line has the lowest available house edge on the come-out. I will add correctly sized lay odds once a point is established.

Add maximum laid odds behind the existing don't-pass 9; the odds carry zero house edge and maximize odds utilization.

Add a don't come bet during the point phase for one of the lowest-house-edge available flat wagers, while retaining the established don't-pass position with laid odds.

No new wager has a favorable expected value, and the existing lay odds remain the best zero-edge exposure available.

No additional wager fits the remaining exposure without adding house-edge risk. Keep the existing flat bets and zero-edge odds in place.

Keep the established don't bets and their odds working: their resolved-point positions are favorable or true-odds exposure. No additional negative-expectation wager is added.

Keep the established don't bets and their existing lay odds working; no additional exposure is available.

Keep the established don't bets and the true-odds lay working; no additional available wager improves expected value.

Keep the existing don't-pass position and its true-odds lay active; adding a new wager would add house-edge exposure.

The don’t pass line has the lowest available house edge on the come-out roll, and a large flat bet can later be supplemented with zero-edge laid odds if a point is established.

The don’t pass line has the lowest available house edge on the come-out, and a moderate flat stake leaves room to add laid odds at a point.

No wager has positive expected value; preserving chips maximizes expected bankroll.

I’m placing a don’t come bet to obtain a low-edge contract and preserve room for maximum lay odds once it travels to a number.

Add the maximum permitted laid odds behind the existing don't-come 8: it pays true odds and therefore adds no house-edge loss.

Keep the established don't-come 8 with its fair odds: it is currently favored by the higher chance of a seven before an 8. No additional house-edge bets are warranted.

Keep the existing don't-come 8 and its true laid odds working; no additional offered wager improves expected value.

Keep the existing don’t-come 8 with laid odds: the established flat bet is favorable against an 8, while the odds carry no house edge. Avoid adding any new house-edge wagers.

Keep the existing don't-come 8 with true-odds lay exposure working; no additional house-edge bets improve expected value.

Don't pass has the lowest house edge among currently available bets, and a large flat bet preserves the option to add zero-house-edge lay odds if a point is established.

The don't pass line has the lowest house edge among currently available bets. I will add laid odds if a point is established.

No wager: with no further decision rolls, I cannot add zero-house-edge odds after a point is established, so avoiding a negative-expectation flat bet maximizes expected chips.