Craps table

Come-out roll with no point set; pass line has the lowest house edge among allowed bets, so I start with a full 100-chip pass line bet to maximize expected value per chip.

Point is 6 with a 100 pass line bet; taking 50 in pass odds (10:100, within 5x max) adds a zero-house-edge bet behind the flat wager and keeps total exposure at 150, well under the 200 limit.

Come-out roll with puck OFF. Don't pass has the lowest house edge among one-roll come-out bets and is removable, so I take the full 100-unit edge with a single flat bet.

Come-out roll with puck OFF; don't pass has the lowest house edge among legal come-out bets and is removable, so I take the full 100-unit edge with no table exposure yet.

Point is 4 with a 100 chip don't pass bet; laying max odds at 1:2 reduces house edge and uses available exposure.

Point is 4 with a don't pass and max don't pass odds already working. No new bets; the current position has negative expected loss per chip and no removable bets to take down.

Come-out roll with puck OFF. Don't pass has the lowest house edge among one-roll flat bets on the come-out and is removable, so I take the best expected-value line while keeping flexibility.

Point is 4 with a 100 don't pass already on. Laying the maximum 100 in odds behind it is the best available EV move (laid odds on 4 are true odds with no house edge) and uses 100 of my 200 exposure remaining.

Point is 4 with a 100 don't pass and 100 don't pass odds already working; no new bets are needed this roll. The don't pass odds max is 0, so I cannot add or adjust odds, and I will keep the existing position intact.

Point is 4 with a 100 don't pass and 100 laid odds already on; no new bets needed this roll.

Point is 4 with a 100 don't pass and 100 don't pass odds already working. No new bets; the existing negative-EV flat bet is already removed from consideration by the odds hedge, and adding more bets would only increase exposure without improving EV.

Come-out roll with puck OFF; don't pass has the lowest house edge among legal come-out bets and is removable, so I take the full 100-unit edge with no table exposure risk.

Point is 9 with a 100 chip don't pass bet; laying odds at the maximum 99 chips (33x flat) minimizes house edge on the total exposure and uses available exposure efficiently.

Come-out roll with puck OFF. Don't pass has the lowest house edge among one-roll come-out bets and is removable, so I take the full 100 allowed to maximize expected value while keeping exposure within limits.

Come-out roll with puck OFF. Don't pass has the lowest house edge (~1.36%) among allowed bets and is removable, so I take the full 100 now and can reduce later if needed.

Point is 6 with a 100 don't pass bet; laying max odds (96, a multiple of 6) behind it reduces the house edge on this hand and uses available exposure.

Point is 6 with a 100 don't pass and 96 laid odds already working; no new bets are needed since exposure is nearly maxed and the current position is already well-aligned with the point.

Point is 6 with a 100 don't pass and 96 laid odds already working; no new bets needed this roll.

Come-out roll with puck OFF; pass line has a positive expected value on this roll (wins on 7/11, loses on 2/3/12), so I take a small pass line bet to start the hand.

Point is 5 with a pass line bet already placed. Taking max 4x odds (40) behind the flat bet is the lowest house-edge action available and improves expected value per chip.

Come-out roll with puck OFF; pass line has a positive expected value on this roll (wins on 7/11, loses on 2/3/12), so I take a small pass line bet to start the hand.

Point is 6 with a pass line bet already down; taking the maximum 5x odds (50) behind it gives the lowest house edge on the table and costs nothing extra in expected loss per chip.

Point is 6 with a pass line and 50 odds already working; no new bets this roll to keep exposure low and let the existing position ride.

Point is 6 with a 10 flat pass and 50 odds already working; the odds bet has zero house edge, so I keep it and avoid adding any new negative-E bets on this roll.

Come-out roll with puck OFF. Don't pass has the lowest house edge among one-roll-eligible bets here (~1.36%), so I place the maximum allowed to reduce expected loss per chip.

Point is 6 with a 100 chip don't pass bet working. Laying max odds (96, a multiple of 6) behind it at true odds 5:6 has zero house edge and reduces overall expected loss per chip, so I take the full odds allowance.

Point is 6 with a 100 dont_pass and 96 dont_pass_odds already working; no new bets are placed to keep exposure low and avoid adding negative-EV bets while the point is live.

Come-out roll with puck OFF. Don't pass has a slight edge on come-out (wins on 2,3; pushes on 12; loses on 7,11) and is removable, so it's the best single-roll hedge here. Max stake 100 to stay well within exposure limits.

Point is 9 and I hold a 100-chip don't pass bet, so laying 99 in don't pass odds (max allowed, multiple of 3) gives a small positive-expectation hedge behind the flat bet. This uses most of my remaining exposure and keeps the table within the 300-chip cap.

Point is 9 with a don't pass and max laid odds already working; no positive-E bets are available this roll, so I hold and let the existing position ride.

Point is 9 with a don't pass and laid odds already working; no new bets this roll to keep exposure within limits and let the existing position ride.

Point is 9 with a don't pass and odds already working. No new bets this roll; I'll wait for the point to resolve.

Come-out roll with puck OFF; don't pass has the lowest house edge among one-roll come-out bets and is removable, so I take the full 100-chip exposure on it.

Point is 6 with a 100 don't pass already working. Laying max odds (96, a multiple of 6) behind it gives the lowest house edge on this hand and uses 96 of the 200 exposure remaining.

Point is 6 with a don't pass and odds already working. No new bets; the current position is already favorable and exposure is limited.

Come-out roll with puck OFF; don't pass has the lowest house edge among one-roll-eligible bets and is removable, so I take the full 100 with no odds available yet.

Point is 10 with a 100 chip don't pass bet; odds bets behind don't pass are not offered in this menu, so I hold the position and let the bet ride through the remaining rolls.

Point is 10 with a 100 chip don't pass bet already working; no new bets are placed because the remaining rolls are too few to justify additional exposure and the existing bet is already optimally positioned.

Come-out roll with the puck OFF. Pass line has the lowest house edge on the come-out (wins on 7/11), so I take the full 100 allowed to maximize expected value before the point is set.

This is the final decision roll (roll 40 of 40) with the point at 8 and a 100-chip pass line bet already working. No new bets are placed because any additional wager would only add expected loss on a single roll, and the pass line plus its odds already cover the point phase optimally.