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[@PokerMonkey]

Last Summer I was in Vegas for the WSOP and while there, played at Ellis Island, The $5 table was full, but there was a $10 table going, so I went over there. I was alone after a couple of people left. I rolled by myself, and hit the ATS and cashed out for over $2,000. The last number I needed was the 12, so I put $1 on it for me and the dealers. I also had $1 on the "ALL" for the dealers. I rolled the 12 so I won big and the dealers got $150 plus the $30 midnight. I then gave them another $20, so they got a $200 tip. We were all happy.

[@derSchmetterling08]

Thank you for showing my strat! Yeah I would have eventually placed the 6 and 8 for $30 and alternate collect, press on the others. I would have had that 5 at like $100. Honestly I bet a lot based off of what I'm feeling so once I'm getting paid in green, I'll do whatever feels right. And btw I'm a female :) but I wouldn't have expected you to know that.😊

[@ColorUp]

Thanks for sharing with us

[@kfisherprotege]

Since that last 7 was a come out, you have to make another video where you continue the roll. Only fair, since you might be in the running for the longest roll on KZbin! 😜

[@ColorUp]

Well already filmed next video…and I believe it started with point 7 out 🤣 so I guess 53 it is

[@victorduncan3254]

Been there done that. Love your presentation, but by the tenth roll I'm pressing into oblivion

[@ColorUp]

Fair

[@thekochdieselskils5506]

I like how you compare everything to the standard, and the numbers don’t show this directly, but if you played “The Standard,” you’d have had A LOT more at risk. With that cheapskate strategy, you got a better return on your investment with that long roll. Interesting.

[@kaosumaru]

Prioritize puck awareness and roll for the horizon. Serial murder of rolls before their time! You monster! >:( They were so beautiful! :'( love your stuff! Thanks for making videos!

[@mgoblueguy]

What if we placed that same 5 & 9 but for $15/ea and dropped it to $10/ea to negate the risk to $6 after the first hit? Or possibly drop it to $5/ea and lock a profit before building it back up to run the same strategy? I’m not winning as much as I was being more aggressive, but I’m definitely losing far less doing this in different ways. Get in, get up, and then go crazy!! (On their money!) happy rolling!!

[@gotta56forme]

PSA for Washingtonians: Red Winds Casino near Lacey has $5 tables except for weekends (Friday evenings & Saturdays) - then it becomes $10. Note: the layout is not 'generous' with only double payouts on field 2/12's; and the prop bets have frugal odds.

[@obalicious]

They recently changed it to similar layout at EQC as well. The Muck even raised prop bets to $2 min!

[@zxmpsychiatry7602]

great video!

[@jjducharme1]

We were at the Downtown Grand in Vegas in October and they had an afternoon $5 table. We're were there on weekdays. My God, it was like golfing behind old people - it was SO SLOW. Everyone seemed to be throwing $1 chips on the hard ways, dealers couldn't place the chips due to the amount of bets. I bailed.

[@Twinsen764]

All those rolls and no 3! I can't believe that happened

[@spencersnodgrass297]

What chips are you using?

[@PokerMonkey]

There’s a $5 table at Island View casino in Gulfport, Miss.

[@ColorUp]

Love to hear it!

[@JimJimTheProfessor]

Apparently they’re now spreading like wildfires.

[@icedawg55]

Is it there all the time? Or just certain afternoons and such like treasure Bay?

[@tghagen1967]

On a $5 table, I'm thinking split the 4 and 10 on that first hit and bring them both up on the second. That gets you on more numbers quicker.

[@ColorUp]

Approved

[@eddieonthemoney2520]

It’s like I always say, “If it takes too long, it’s bound to go wrong . “ Strategies that take too long to develop invariably go sideways. If you can’t make your money i.e. profits in the first three or four rolls, you’re doomed. That’s the math of the game that’s the reality regardless of the strategy.

[@TheCj383]

Tried downloading the calculator, only can input bankroll, flat bet, odds, and dice input. Rest of the cells have #Name. I have redownload it at least 5 or 6 times still same

[@Hawaiiankingkong]

I play this strategy but at the 15 table, so 60 outside

[@holyrollr]

Nice roll. Would of been longer 😁

[@rooksbaby4169]

I have a question which video shows "the standard strategy?"

[@TheWarmupLap]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJ_EhKeHetpggKssi=zox6IgnajsZT9kLp

[@thomasnewman8050]

Should have been pressing a nickel every roll where you hit and collected a nickel. Do that math and you would have made double risking only a nickel.

[@Luckyludog]

Not you stealing $25 and then going "it didnt really cost us too much" @21:00 😂

[@JimJimTheProfessor]

Second. Story of my life.

[@ColorUp]

first in our hearts though

[@victorduncan3254]

I've seen how you max those odds with the come bets. You would have been the first person charged with assaulting a craps table!

[@JimJimTheProfessor]

@@victorduncan3254 Me? I’m a charter member of the $250 Diet Coke Club.

[@jdbrightwood8819]

Wow! Jim, think of your strategy on this roll- you're happy dance would be epic- JasonD

[@garnettsailor1605]

This is extremely petty, but if you take 15 for 1, why not 30 for 2?

[@KnightsArmory]

Cash me outside 🤣🤦🏼

[@tophattile1322]

My opinion is if it mathematically makes no difference how could that be a smart move. Lol

[@senseblogger]

ummmm sorry sir your off on math you lost $30 on 7 out not 16$ 4 5 9 placed was $30 - your 1 win profit of $4 = $26 lost now if you only had 5 and 9 placed your lost not much yu won 14$ on the 5 made lost $20 on 7 out any way I request you try my system as i posted below DP bet and place point to guarantee profit no matter if 7 out or point made

[@VinoUdaBestOne]

Smh... All the mistakes make it hard to watch sometimes for those of us who love to see the dice roll. IJS

[@ColorUp]

Well I have hundreds of other options to view.

[@liudizzle]

Lot of missed pressing opportunities

[@ColorUp]

. If I knew it was going to be that long of roll of course you would know to press, but in real time, you press big, the very next roll is just as likely to be the last.

[@Poetry4Us]

u hit five 3 times , and pressed it , if u hit 7 u would have lost all ur money, this strategy makes no sense. the risk is far to big for small gains

[@skidz8426]

I don't understand why you don't play the strategy all the time. even when there's no point. if you rolled the die 1000 times there's going to be times when 5 and 9 hit and don't. I'll add a side note later but by waiting for the point to hit you're missing out on those chances. if a 7 is going to roll a 7 is going to roll you have 4 ways to hit your numbers if a 5 or 9 rolls on a come out roll you're reducing your chances. back to the side note. personally I'm not a big fan of pressing the number you just hit statically that number is less likely to roll. this would be like betting on the pass line on come out rolling a 7 and than pressing pass line in hopes you roll another 7 even with all the combinations a 7 is less likely. so I'm for pressing the other number in this case. this is just my personal feelings and I've seen duces roll 3 times in a row. so good luck

[@ColorUp]

if a number rolls, it is not statistically less likely to roll. If the 5 rolls 3 times in a row...the chance of it rolling again are still 36:4 or 1 in 9. the stats or probability reset after each and every roll.

[@skidz8426]

@@ColorUp yes I agree but these strategies don’t have to do with the way the dice roll but the money you win. If your odds were calculated by $$ per roll i believe it would be more likely than not that you’re making less money not betting when the puck is off. 7 is more likely to roll at any given time, for every time the 7 is not rolled. It’s more likely that it will roll. There’s a small chance that a 7 will never roll lol. But the more times you roll a non 7 those odd reduce that it will never roll. This is easily seen when you roll a 7 and say there’s a 100% chance a 7 will roll. The closer to infinity rolls the chances of not rolling a 7 decreases.

[@skidz8426]

I was trying to think about this for 2 hours last night. I told my friend I know what I’m thinking but can’t put it to words. But here is a better shorter explanation. If you’re betting so much money you have to hit your numbers so many times but on average you only have so many rolls to hit your numbers. For every roll you turn your bets off you’ve reduced the number of chances. So let’s say you bet $100 you have to hit 3 times to even out you have average of 9 rolls before 7 and 25% chances to hit the numbers you have. As you can see for every roll you don’t bet that’s a chance to not hit your number and make your $100 back you will lose your bet that’s inevitable but it’s about making more than you lose. I said that’s shorter but idk. Sure took me less time to write. My theory is the dice are going to roll, you have the same chances weather the puck is on or off

[@texdevildog9174]

Slow down a bit. Follow the procedure of the payouts.

[@ColorUp]

Thx, just some mistakes off long holiday break.

[@PeteCarma]

😂😂😂😅 If the 7 rolls how do you make your 20 bucks back... You need ?? more rolls... And more than $20.. And you leave $30 or 40 on the layout....😅

[@garyfarrall53]

That's a terrible strategy!

[@shanelee848]

? Why