Craps table

Don't pass has the lowest house edge among available flat bets. I’ll use the maximum flat stake and add true-odds exposure if a point is established, since odds carry no house edge.

Add the maximum legal laid odds behind the existing don't-pass bet; odds pay true odds and carry no house edge.

Don't pass has a slightly lower house edge than pass line. I’ll use the available exposure for this flat bet and add maximum legal laid odds if a point is established.

Add the maximum legal laid odds behind the existing don't-pass bet. Odds have no house edge, so this improves odds utilization without increasing expected loss per chip.

A $1 don't-pass wager has the lowest house edge among the available bets; keeping it small limits expected loss while preserving the option to add fair-odds coverage if a point is established.

The existing don't-pass bet has reached a 6, where its remaining point-versus-seven resolution is even money. No new bet offers positive expected value, and no odds are currently legal.

Don't pass has the lowest house edge among the available flat bets. Keeping the stake moderate leaves room to add odds if a point is established.

Add the maximum legal laid odds behind the existing don't-pass bet; true odds carry no house edge, while I avoid adding a flat bet with a house edge.

Don't pass has a slightly lower house edge than pass line. I'll add true-odds exposure behind it if a point is established, since odds have no house edge.

Keep the don't-pass bet on 4 and add the maximum legal true-odds stake. Odds add no house edge and improve odds utilization without adding expected loss per chip.

No new wager has positive expected value; keep the existing don't-pass position, whose odds are fair and whose flat bet currently has favorable conditional odds with point 4 established.

No new bet has positive expected value. I’ll leave the existing don’t-pass and fair-odds bets in place; from this point-on state, the don’t-pass bet has favorable conditional odds.

No new bet has positive expected value. Keep the existing don't-pass and laid-odds bets working; removing them now would give up their favorable conditional position on 4.

Keep the existing don't-pass and laid-odds bets: with the point on 4, the don't-pass flat bet has favorable conditional odds, while the odds bet is fair. No new bet offers positive expected value.

No new bet has positive expected value. Keep the existing don't-pass bet and its fair odds working; with point 4 established, the don't-pass flat bet has favorable conditional odds.

No new bet has positive expected value. Keep the existing don't-pass and odds bets in place; with point 4 established, they have favorable odds of resolving in your favor.

No new wager has positive expected value; keep the existing don't-pass position, whose flat bet is favorable conditional on the point already being 4, with neutral-odds support.

No new bets: the available additions carry a house edge. Keep the existing don't-pass position, which is favorable at this established point, and its fair-odds wager.

Keep the existing don't-pass and laid-odds bets: with point 4, they have favorable conditional value while the point remains unresolved, and taking them down would give that up. Avoid adding new bets with negative expected value.

Don't pass has the lowest house edge among the available flat bets. A 100-chip flat bet also leaves room to add zero-edge laid odds if a point is established.

Add the maximum legal laid odds behind the existing don't-pass bet. Odds have zero house edge, improving odds utilization without adding expected loss.

The don't-pass line has the lowest house edge among the available flat bets. I’ll add laid odds if a point is established, since odds carry no house edge.

Add the maximum available true-odds backing to the existing don't-pass bet; odds carry no house edge and improve odds utilization.

A 6-chip don't-pass bet has a slightly lower house edge than pass and allows maximum laid odds in whole-chip increments if a point is established. I’ll avoid the higher-edge proposition bets.

Add the maximum legal, zero-house-edge laid odds behind the existing don't-pass bet. Keep the favorable point-9 flat bet working.

I’m leaving the existing don’t-pass bet and its maximum odds in place; no additional legal wager offers better expected value than adding a house-edge flat bet.

A 1-chip don't-pass bet gives me the lowest house edge among the available flat bets while keeping exposure minimal; if a point is established, I can add laid odds with no house edge.

Add the maximum legal laid odds behind the existing don't-pass bet: odds have no house edge and improve odds utilization. Keep the flat bet in place to support the odds.

No new bet has positive expected value. Keep the existing don't-pass bet on 10, which is favorable from this point phase, and its fair-odds wager.

No new wager has positive expected value; keep the existing don't-pass bet and true-odds wager, which are favorable conditional on the current point being 10.

No new wager improves expected value; keep the existing don't-pass and odds bets working on 10 rather than taking them down.

I’ll leave the existing don’t-pass bet and laid odds working; with a 10 established, the don’t-pass has favorable conditional odds, and the odds are fair. Adding another wager would introduce house edge.

No new bet has positive expected value; the existing don't-pass bet on 10 is currently favorable to retain, and its odds are fair.

No new wagers have positive expected value. Keep the existing don't-pass flat bet and fair-odds wager in place; the odds add variance but no house edge.

The don't-pass line has a very low house edge. Keeping the flat stake small limits expected loss while leaving room to add free laid odds if a point is established.

I’m adding no new wagers because the available bets carry a house edge. I’ll leave the existing don’t-pass bet in place rather than change an already-active wager.

I’ll keep the existing don't-pass bet, which is currently favored with a point of 6, and avoid adding new wagers with negative house edge.

No new bet avoids adding house-edge exposure. Keep the existing don't-pass bet: with the point on 6, its remaining resolution is favorable, winning on 7 before 6.

I’m taking down the removable don't-pass bet to avoid its negative expected value; no available new bet has positive expected value.

No bet has positive expected value, and this is the final decision roll, so I avoid adding a house-edge wager.