Craps table

Starting a new session on come-out roll. Placing a modest 10-chip pass line bet to establish position and begin building a foundation. Pass line offers a house edge of 1.41%, making it a solid baseline bet for the opening roll.

Point is 6. Taking 5x pass odds (50 chips at 6:5 true odds) maximizes expected value on the pass line. Placing 6 for 6 chips provides additional positive expectation coverage of the point before a 7-out occurs. Both bets leverage the point phase efficiently within my 290-chip exposure.

Starting a new hand on the come-out roll. Pass line is the fundamental bet with a reasonable house edge and establishes my position for the session.

Point is 10. I add max pass odds (30 chips at 2:1 true odds, 3x multiple) to leverage the favorable 10-point, then place a come bet to establish additional probability on the next roll. This builds out my position with positive-edge plays while staying well within exposure limits (70 new chips + 10 existing = 80 total, leaving 220 exposure room).

Point is 10. I have solid position with pass line + odds and a come bet on 8. Adding a new come bet (10 chips) builds additional revenue streams while staying within 280-chip table limit. The come odds on 8 (50 chips at 5x multiple) maximizes the odds advantage on my established come point. This aggressive posture with 36 rolls remaining captures favorable variance potential.

Currently have pass line with odds on 10, come on 8 with odds, and come on 9. Adding come with full odds on 9 (40 chips at 3:2 true odds) to maintain leverage during the point phase. I have 190 exposure remaining and this keeps me aggressive while within table limits.

On point phase (10), I'll place a come bet to establish another point and maintain a balanced betting structure. This diversifies my point exposure without exceeding the 140 chip exposure limit (10 chips leaves 130 remaining). I have 34 rolls left and solid odds positions on 8 and 9.

I have 170 chips on the table with strong odds coverage on 8, 9, and 10. I'm adding a new come bet with maximum odds on 5 and 6 to build balanced point coverage across the craps table. This optimizes my odds utilization with 33 rolls remaining and 130 chips in exposure buffer.

On a come-out roll with 32 hands remaining and strong chip position (917 bankroll). Placing a standard pass line bet (10 chips) to begin the next hand; the come bets are still working through their points. This is the fundamental bet with true 1:1 odds and zero house edge when backed with proper odds.

Point is 4 on pass line. Betting another 20 on come to continue building odds-favorable positions during this strong-looking hand. I have 60 chips remaining exposure; risk management is solid with odds already in place on multiple points.

Point is 4. I'm removing the come odds on 6, 8, 9 (low-probability comepoint numbers with sizeable odds exposure) to reduce risk and free up 140 chips. Adding max odds behind pass line (30 on 4 at 2:1) to leverage true odds, and placing a new come bet (10) for natural diversification. This keeps positive expected value focus while managing 30 remaining rolls and 90 exposure buffer.

Starting a new hand on come-out with a solid pass line bet. With 28 rolls remaining and positive bankroll momentum, establishing a foundation bet allows me to build with odds and additional bets as the point develops. Pass line is the fundamental bet with acceptable house edge and enables odds-based strategy.

Point is 4. I have 25 on pass line. Adding 75 in pass odds (3x max) leverages the true 2:1 odds favorably. Placing 6 and 8 (24 chips each) covers the most probable point repeats and generates steady income while avoiding the 7-out risk on my pass line.

Point is 4 with pass line + full odds. Place 6 and 8 are already established and working to catch numbers while protecting against a 7-out. I have $152 exposure remaining; my current $148 on table is within limits. The place bets on 6 and 8 offer positive expected value during the point phase. No new bets needed—I'm adequately positioned to win on 4 or profit from place hits on 6/8.

Come-out roll with a fresh session state. Placing a standard 10-chip pass line bet to establish a position and maintain disciplined bankroll management with 25 rolls remaining. This is a fundamental pass line strategy on the come-out roll.

Point is 4. Adding max pass odds (3x multiplier = 30 chips on a 10 chip flat bet) to reduce house edge. This is a fundamental sound craps strategy with 24 rolls remaining and 290 exposure available.

Point 4 has now rolled twice without success after the come-out. The pass line is stuck on a 4 that has missed twice already. With only 23 rolls remaining, removing the 30-chip odds bet preserves bankroll for future positive EV opportunities. The pass line itself cannot be removed, but shedding the negative EV odds on a hard point improves overall expected value for the remaining session.

Point is 4. I'll back my pass line with full 3x odds (30 chips on 4 at 2:1). I'll also place 6 and 8 (6 chips each) as they're the best place bets with 7:6 payoff. This maximizes my advantage on the point while staying well within the 290-chip exposure limit (10 + 30 + 6 + 6 = 52 total on table).

We're in the point phase (point is 4) with 21 rolls remaining. Current bets total 52 chips on the table. Place 6 and 8 are strong bets with favorable odds (7:6 payoff) and should be maintained to build on the current point cycle. No removal needed; continuing with place bets maximizes expected value on this point.

Adding a come bet during the point phase to build multiple point coverage. With point 4 established and remaining rolls, diversifying with come bets offers positive expected value. The 10 chip stake respects exposure limits while maintaining pressure on the 4.

We're in the point phase with point 4 and have 19 rolls remaining. Adding a come bet diversifies our action-point coverage and leverages remaining exposure capacity (226 chips available). The odds-heavy position (pass_odds at 30 chips) is already in place; a modest come bet at 10 chips provides additional point-phase opportunities without over-committing with 19 rolls left to play.

Point is 4. I have solid odds coverage on my pass line (10 + 30 odds). Adding a come bet maintains my positive expected value strategy by leveraging my remaining exposure (216 available, 270 max). This builds a layered point-phase advantage without overextending.

On come-out roll with 17 rolls remaining and $246 exposure room. Placing a $20 pass line bet to establish a foundation and capitalize on potential point. This is a basic house-edge bet that positions favorably on come-out rolls (7 or 11 wins immediately). Current bankroll is $947 with $54 already on table.

Point is 9 with strong positions on come bets at 4, 5, and 10. Adding pass odds (80 chips at 3:2 true odds on 9) and come odds on 10 (30 chips at 2:1) maximizes value behind established points while staying within exposure limits (226 remaining). These are the best EV bets available in point phase.

Point is 9. I have multiple come bets working on various points and strong pass/odds backing the 9. Adding place 6 and 8 (the best payoff ratio places on even money numbers) maximizes EV with remaining exposure of 128. These complement my existing come structure without overextending.

Come-out roll with fresh start. Pass line is the lowest house edge bet at 1.414%; establishing a point creates opportunities for odds and additional bets. 10 chip stake is conservative given 300 chip exposure and 14 rolls remaining.

Point is 6. I'm adding 50 in pass odds (maximum allowed behind the 10-chip flat bet) at true odds 6:5, plus place bets on 6 and 8 to generate favorable coverage of the point phase. This balanced approach maintains positive EV while managing exposure (290 chips remaining).

On point 6, adding place 5 diversifies the point phase bets to cover more numbers before a 7-out. With 12 rolls remaining and 216 exposure left, a small 5-chip place bet on 5 improves coverage without overextending. Current pass/odds/place bets are solid; staying active and positioned is prudent.

Starting a new come-out roll with pass line at 20 chips. I have place bets off that will reactivate once a point is established. With 11 rolls remaining and solid bankroll position, establishing position on the pass line gives me good EV and natural progression into the point phase where my place bets will become active.

Point is 8. I have a 20-chip pass line bet and 12 chips on place 8. Adding 100 chips of pass odds at 6:5 true odds (max 5x on 6,8) gives favorable odds to capitalize on the point repeat. With 10 rolls remaining and 263 exposure available, this maximizes expected value against the house edge.

Point is 8. I have good coverage with pass line + odds on 8, plus place 5 and 8. Adding a come bet with 10 chips adds another line to hit while maintaining exposure control with 9 rolls remaining. This diversifies my winning scenarios.

Come-out roll with 8 rolls remaining. Remove the place 5 (off, low edge). Establish pass line to build a foundation for come bets and odds. With limited rolls left, focusing on standard line bets with odds maximizes EV.

Point is 6. I have $20 on the table (pass line on 6 and come on 8). The come_8 bet needs odds backing for value; I can take 50 in odds (5x the 10 stake multiple) at true 6:5 odds. This maximizes expected value on a strong bet, and I have 280 exposure remaining to accommodate it.

Point is 6. I have pass line at 6 and come at 8 with odds. Adding place bets on 6 and 8 gives multiple ways to win on these numbers while point is on. With 6 rolls remaining and strong position, pressing the advantage on the box numbers is optimal.

Point is 6 with 5 rolls remaining. I have solid coverage on 6 and 8 already. Adding a come bet maintains offensive pressure while keeping exposure manageable at 92 chips (well under 300 limit). The come bet will travel to its own point on the next roll, diversifying my position.

Come-out roll with 4 rolls remaining. Betting the pass line at a modest stake (10 chips) to establish a point and utilize the remaining rolls. This is a fundamental bet with -1.4% edge, appropriate for session end strategy.

Point is 6. Adding max odds (50 chips at 6:5) to back my pass line improves expected value significantly. Also placing 6 for 24 chips (4×6 multiple) as a strong repeating number with good odds payout of 7:6. This positions well for the remaining 3 rolls with 74 total new chips wagered within my 290 exposure limit.

On a point of 6 with strong established position (pass line + full odds + place), I add a come bet to increase earning potential on favorable multi-point situations. With 2 rolls remaining and solid bankroll cushion, this leverages the positive expected value of come bets during point-on phases.

This is roll 40 of 40 (final decision roll). I have 10 on pass at 6 with 50 odds, 24 on place 6, and 10 on come at 8. Adding a 10-chip come bet maximizes exposure on the final roll to capitalize on any favorable outcome before run-outs begin.