Craps table

Start with a pass line bet on the come-out roll to establish a point, then plan to back it with full odds for the best expected value.

Point is 10, so I max out the free odds (true-odds, no house edge) and add place bets on 6 and 8 for steady, low-edge action while the point is live.

Adding a place 8 bet complements the existing place 6, maximizing coverage of the most frequent numbers while staying within exposure limits; odds on pass line are already maxed.

Come-out roll with puck off, so add a pass line bet to capture the 7/11 edge while keeping my place 6/8 bets intact for the point phase.

Point is 6, so I back my pass line with the maximum allowed true-odds bet (100 at 6:5) since odds carry zero house edge, maximizing EV while staying within exposure limits.

Adding a come bet keeps action flowing with 1:1 payout and future true-odds potential, while existing place 6/8 and maxed pass odds already minimize house edge.

Maxing out available exposure by taking full true-odds on my come bet point of 5, which carries zero house edge and improves overall odds utilization.

Starting with a standard pass line bet on the come-out roll to establish a point, then I'll back it with full odds for the best expected value.

Max true-odds on the point 4 is zero-edge EV, and modest place bets on 6/8 add low-edge extra action without exceeding exposure limits.

Adding a come bet to generate more point-number coverage while staying within the 275-chip total cap and keeping existing pass line/odds and place 6/8 bets intact.

Adding a come bet to generate another point I can back with full odds, maximizing odds utilization while staying within exposure limits; existing pass line odds and place 6/8 are already optimally sized.

Add true-odds behind the come bet on 6 (0% house edge) up to the exposure and max stake limits to maximize odds utilization while keeping existing bets intact.

Come-out roll: establishing a pass line bet now so I can add full odds once the point is set, keeping the house edge minimal.

Maximize odds on the established 6 point and layer low-edge place bets (8,5) plus a come bet to build multiple working numbers while staying within exposure limits.

Max out the zero-edge odds behind my come bet on 9 within the remaining exposure limit, leaving other working bets untouched.

Exposure room is only 26 chips, so I max out the zero-edge come odds on 9 first (6 chips to reach the 4x cap) then put the remaining 20 into a fresh come bet to keep building low-edge action while the 6 point and 8/9 numbers are live.

Come-out roll with no pass line bet active; adding a 20 pass line flat bet while leaving the come/place/odds bets untouched since they're already optimally sized under the exposure cap.

Maxing out the zero-edge odds behind my come bet on 6 uses the remaining table capacity on the best-value bet available, leaving no room (or need) for higher-edge place or proposition bets.

Maxing out the 6 odds to the full 5x limit (zero house edge) and starting a fresh come bet to keep building more odds coverage, using the remaining 40 chips of exposure room.

Max out true-odds behind my come bet on 6 since it's unused and odds carry zero house edge, using the remaining table-exposure room efficiently.

Topping up come odds on 6 to the maximum 5x multiple captures zero-edge true odds, and placing a fresh pass line bet on this come-out roll keeps the low-edge base bet working while staying well under the exposure cap.

Maxing zero-edge pass odds on the 9 and adding a fresh come bet to generate more future odds opportunities while staying within exposure limits.

Come-out roll with puck off; starting a standard pass line bet to set up for odds once a point is established.

Max out pass line odds (zero house edge) and add low-edge place bets on 6/8 plus a come bet to keep action working while point is on 10.

Max out odds behind my working come bet on 6 since true odds carry zero house edge, using available exposure room without exceeding the 115 remaining limit.

Exposure is already near the 300 cap with strong odds coverage on the 10 and 6; no profitable additions fit within the remaining 15 chips, so I hold my current position.

Starting the come-out with a standard pass line bet to set up for full odds once a point is established, keeping house edge minimal.

Max out zero-edge odds on the 5 and add low-edge place bets on 6/8 to generate steady action while keeping total exposure well under the 275 cap.

Adding a come bet diversifies action with low house edge, keeping exposure under the remaining cap while preserving max odds already placed on the pass line point and working place bets on 6/8.

Adding a come bet keeps low house-edge action flowing; once it establishes a point I can lay full odds behind it, maximizing EV while staying within exposure limits.

Adding a fresh pass line bet on the come-out and maxing true-odds on my existing come point of 5 (3:2 payout, no house edge) while leaving my place 6/8 bets untouched since they're naturally off during come-out.

Only 9 rolls left; adding a modest pass line bet on this come-out captures the lowest house edge while keeping existing place and come bets intact for the ongoing point phase.

Maximize true-odds pass line bet with remaining exposure room since odds carry zero house edge, while keeping existing place and come bets intact.

No table capacity remains to add bets and current positions are well-structured; holding steady this roll.

No bet ids are accepted this roll and exposure room is zero, so I hold my current position unchanged and let the point phase play out.

With only a few rolls left, pass line offers the lowest house edge; betting max now and planning to add full odds once a point is established maximizes expected value.

Only a few rolls remain, so I'm taking the lowest house-edge bet available (pass line) at the max stake to maximize EV efficiency; will add full odds once the point is set.

Max out true-odds behind the point-6 pass line bet since odds have zero house edge, using full remaining exposure for best EV with only a few rolls left.

Come-out roll: pass line carries the lowest house edge, and a large flat bet maximizes future free-odds capacity (which has zero house edge) once a point is established on the next roll.

Final decision roll with point on 9; adding max pass line odds (100, true 3:2 payout) is the zero-house-edge play to maximize expected value before the hand runs out.