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Pass line offers the lowest house edge; starting modest on the come-out to later back it with full odds once a point is set.

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Pass line point is 10, so take full 3x odds (true-odds, zero house edge) and add place bets on 6 and 8 for low-edge continuous action while staying well under exposure limits.

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Pass odds already at max 3x; adding a come bet and place 8 keeps strong low-edge action working while diversifying across numbers without overexposing bankroll.

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Maxing true-odds behind the existing come bet on 10 costs nothing in house edge, and starting a fresh pass line lets us build more zero-edge odds once a point is set, while leaving the working place 6/8 bets untouched.

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Adding a come bet diversifies point coverage while staying well within exposure limits; existing pass line, place 6/8, and maxed come odds on 10 remain solid low-edge plays.

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Maxing out zero-edge odds behind my come bet on 9 is the best use of remaining exposure since all my other odds (come 10) are already at their cap.

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No exposure remains and no new bets are accepted this roll; existing bets are well-placed so I'll leave them working.

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On the come-out with puck off, pass line is the lowest-edge bet; I'll add full odds once a point is established to maximize EV.

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Max pass odds on the 4 captures true-odds value, and placing 6 and 8 adds low-edge, high-frequency income while staying well under exposure limits.

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Maintain pass line/odds and place 6/8 coverage, add a come bet to diversify point coverage while staying within exposure limits.

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Adding a come bet diversifies coverage while staying within exposure and table stake limits, keeping the pass line and place bets on 6/8 working at good odds.

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Adding max true-odds (100) behind the come bet on 6 captures a zero-edge bet while staying within the 115-chip exposure headroom; leaving place_8 and pass odds untouched since they're already optimally sized.

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Come-out roll with puck off; take the low-edge pass line bet and plan to add full odds once a point is established.

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Max out true-odds behind the pass line (zero house edge) and add a come bet to diversify point coverage while the shooter is hot.

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Odds bets carry zero house edge, so maxing out the come bet's odds on 9 (100 chips, true 3:2 payout) is the highest-EV use of remaining exposure; keeping it working through come-out adds no extra edge cost.

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Pass line and come bet already carry maximum odds (exposure maxed at 250/300), so adding new place or proposition bets would only increase house edge exposure without strategic benefit.

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Puck is off, so I start a fresh pass line bet (lowest house edge) to pair with my existing come bet on 9, planning to back it with full odds once a point is set.

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On come-out with puck off, adding a flat pass line bet keeps the lowest house edge working while my come bet on 9 with full odds remains intact.

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Maxing out zero-edge pass line odds on the point of 8 is the most +EV use of remaining table capacity; already at max odds on my come bet for 9.

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Odds behind existing pass/come bets are capped for now, so I use remaining exposure on a fresh come bet to extend true-odds opportunities later while staying within the 50-chip exposure limit.

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Maxing the zero-edge odds on my existing come-8 point uses capital efficiently, and the remaining exposure room goes into a fresh pass line bet, the lowest-edge flat wager available on this come-out roll.

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Maximize true-odds exposure behind the pass line (zero house edge) up to the per-bet cap while staying within remaining exposure; no additional flat bets are added since odds are the only +EV-neutral option available.

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Come-out roll with puck off; pass line has the lowest house edge (1.41%), and I'll back it with full odds once a point is established.

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Max out pass odds at true 2:1 for near-zero edge, and add place bets on 6 and 8 for low house edge coverage while point is on.

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Pass line and its max odds are already locked in on the 10; adding place_6 rounds out coverage on the most frequent numbers, and a fresh come bet keeps action flowing without overextending exposure.

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Pass odds already maxed; adding full 4x true odds (100) on the existing come-9 bet maximizes EV at zero house edge while staying within the 109 exposure cap.

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Come-out roll favors pass line as the lowest house-edge bet; will add odds once a point is set to maximize EV utilization.

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Max pass odds at true odds is the best EV bet on the table, and adding a come bet diversifies exposure while staying within limits.

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Pass odds already maxed at 100; adding come odds on the come bet's point 4 fills the remaining table capacity (160->240) with zero-edge odds, the best EV use of available exposure.

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Odds bets carry zero house edge, so topping come_odds_4 up to its 3x ceiling (90) maximizes odds utilization without adding any new edge-negative exposure, while leaving pass_odds untouched since it's already at its max.

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Add a pass line bet on this come-out roll to capture low house edge while keeping the already-maxed come 4 odds in place.

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Come-out roll is the ideal spot for a low-edge pass line bet while my existing come/odds on 4 stay intact; staying modest keeps exposure well within limits.

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Maxing true-odds pass line bet (zero house edge) up to the allowed 100 while staying within the 245 total exposure cap; no other bets fit the remaining space.

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Point is on 9 with max odds already down; adding place bets on 6 and 8 gives low-house-edge coverage without exceeding the 275-chip table cap.

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Already near max exposure (245/300) with full odds on the 9 and both 6 and 8 placed; with only 6 rolls left, holding the current well-structured position minimizes added variance rather than chasing more exposure.

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With only a handful of rolls left, the pass line offers the lowest house edge; I'll look to back it with odds if a point is established.

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With only four rolls left, pass line offers the lowest house edge; maximizing stake size uses available exposure efficiently while keeping EV loss per chip minimal.

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Pass line odds carry zero house edge, so maxing out at 100 (multiple of 5) on the established point of 6 is the highest-EV action available with few rolls left.

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Only two decision rolls remain, so I'm taking the lowest-edge bet (don't pass, ~1.36% house edge) at the come-out to maximize EV efficiency; will add laid odds if a point is set.

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With only one decision roll left and the point set on 9, laying the maximum allowed odds (99, a multiple of 3) on my existing don't pass bet adds zero-house-edge expected value and maximizes odds utilization without increasing ev_loss_per_chip.