3 Point Blender Craps Strategy

[@36FullPressCraps]

Excellent job brother!! Thanks for showing my strategy

[@ColorUp]

Thanks for sharing it with all of us

[@mrjarrod1994]

Craps nation taking off like watching yall both

[@Football0247]

@Kenn Brinkman all the time. When a puck goes off your bets are completely hedged. You can't lose unless obviously a 7 or 11 rolls on the come out with the don't pass. You want your place bets to hit because they're hedged with the don't come bet. These bets should always be on in this strategy.

[@anthonyhockaday3562]

The craps community on KZbin is inspiring the way you guys show each other love.

[@ColorUp]

Rising tide floats all ships :)

[@g3tv735]

Great breakdown of the blender strategy. Shout out to 36FullPress for coming up with this smart hedge play. Keep up the good work. Glad to see so many craps channels spread the word and support new ideas. Thanks again

[@ColorUp]

Well, not sure there are any new ideas out there...this game is very old. But sometimes see new twists on certain plays.

[@wyzone7326]

This will be my go to system come later in Dec when I go to Vegas. I’ll do El Toro style, however, and I’ll mix in a hedge where I’ll win either way on the number whether 7 or the place number hits.....and not limit to 3 points that way you won’t limit yourself on long rolls. I also plan to mix in place bets on come out to equal the DC and martingale accordingly. I’m excited to try this. We will see what a 10k br will do. At 13:15 I would move the place under the point(6) not the 5 according to 36fullpress. You make $ off hitting points so hitting the 5 would pay better but as you stated the 6 is more common. So on a 4/10 if $30 DC place $20-25 and you win either way. Obviously the bigger the DC the better the hedge opportunity to win no matter what. You made $69 in less than 15 mins and weren’t hitting much......that’s not terrible considering, but that’s why I plan to keep it open to hitting points and not limit to 3.

[@mattshimabukuro4106]

Like the strategy. I have been trying some thing similar. I take odds on the don’t pass line for a larger pay off when the 7 rolls.

[@myranaval938]

Finally! Been waiting for you to do this strategy. I've seen 36 full press also hop the field with the 3 point blender. Hope you would do another round with this strategy with field bet after 3 points has been established.

[@randy5248]

LOL, I was just going to say, finally a strategy that doesn't include the field!

[@logicreversed18t]

I generally hate hedge betting, but this one seems like it'd be fun to try, especially if time played is of greater value than maximum profit - which for me, is always true!

[@yo-levenedbread5354]

Like you said, if they casino sees you're hedging, you're probably not going to get much. It's an interesting strategy, but you'd likely be more successful building comps by pressing your winnings and increasing your bets on house money

[@CSLintheCASINO]

I also feel it’s best to remove the outermost place/buy bet after one of the three points are hit (which moves to the DC). I think 36FullPress removes the original point (puck), regardless of which number it is.

[@ColorUp]

Yeah, I wasn’t clear about that exactly, but having lowest probability number as the losing number seems beneficial.

[@quark12000]

I have a specific question. Say you have points on the DP and 2 DC's and have your 3 place bets out. The shooter hits their point. You lose your DP and win on the place bet on the point. On the come-out the DC's are always working and you have your place bets working. You put out $30 for a new DP. If either of the established DC points hit you lose the DC, but get paid for the place bet and that number becomes the shooter's new point. You then put out a new DC and try to get another point, to make 3. On that come-out an eleven, of course, is an automatic loss of $30 on the DP, but the seven also loses $30 (the DP and the two place numbers). If you would move one of those place numbers down and use that for the DP the seven couldn't hurt you (DC's would win and remaining place and DP would lose), it would be a push. What do you think? By the way, love your videos and thanks for using one of Sam Grafstein's methods. Warms this old-timer's heart.

[@honestlynate7922]

I really like your videos. I had a basic understanding for many years but I never really dove into it really but recently I've really been enjoying it and have learned a lot thank you

[@ColorUp]

Thanks for watching. It’s a great game with lots of layers if interested in digging in

[@brockjohnson100]

This would be a great strategy on one of those automated craps machines where your players card would show you as a heavy bettor.

[@andrewcarr2431]

most of the Vegas strip casinos don't let you use your players card to earn on electronic games 😞 for that exact reason, want you at the real tables so you spend all your minimal profit on tips

[@poppykysor7266]

Thank you for leaving the money up the whole time!!!!

[@samueleuresti3]

I tweek the Blender a little bit by putting $35 on the Don't Pass/Come, and placing $30 on the numbers. This way, I make a little profit on a roll of "7."

[@36FullPressCraps]

Samuel Euresti III I have that also but yes it works many ways..

[@ColorUp]

Yep, I think all strategies should be tweaked to your preference and comfort level.

[@36FullPressCraps]

@color up.. absolutely!! Taylor to suit your preferences

[@chriswiseman5985]

Samuel, I play it the way you typically do so I make $$ on the short rolls. The other tweak I make, and it would be applicable to Jeremy's explanation when he opens the strategy is this ... if the 1st come out roll is an 8 for example, then we have a DP on 8 and we put a DC up. Jeremy suggested a 4 is rolled and then he placed the 4. I leave the least likely point to roll without a place bet in front, in this case the 4, and I would place the 8 since it comes more times than the 4. FullPress would call this the Blender placing the point but it's really just placing the numbers which can come more frequently than at least one of them based on random rolls. I see Jeremy added this as his own tweak at approx 13:20 into the video. Nice.

[@samueleuresti3]

@@chriswiseman5985 I agree 100%. That's exactly how I play it. I wanted to suggest it but couldn't think of a simple way of explaining it, without typing a novel. But you got it!

[@pamagee2011]

Other guys have shown this, but the difference is I understand it completely after watching your video

[@IMQUAN]

@ColorUp and everyone who’s in Vegas. This will work on the “bubble craps” machine. You can find one in the Palms, Red Rock and Southpoint Casinos. The bubble craps machine are stingy with the points but this may help more and not having to bet so much over time.

[@ColorUp]

Last bubble I was at wouldn't allow me to place bet a number I had a don't bet on :(

[@IMQUAN]

Color Up I will run it this weekend and let you know if it has changed. 👍🏾

[@JoseGarcia-bw9go]

I will try this out next time. Might work for bubble craps too.

[@businessowner402]

Tell me how it goes

[@richiehunt5097]

One of my very favorite strategies. I've won quite a bit of money on this. Great strategy if you have a decent sized bankroll, but don't want to lose it all. The bad rolls are the 7 and 11 on the comeout roll and the 11 on the Don't Come or the point on the first Don't Come. If you hit the point on the 2nd Don't Come, usually you are going to make it up in the end.

[@guidosarducci166]

Better name is the "free cocktails" strategy. Basically grinding out tips while drinking for free (if you're in Vegas, that is). :)

[@yo-levenedbread5354]

I haven't been to Vegas in over 10 years, but they sure didn't seem to be as on-the-spot with drinks on my last trip compared to my first. I'm hoping to get back soon, and will be curious how it goes.

[@guidosarducci166]

@@yo-levenedbread5354 It really depends on the casino. Some are definitely better than others, but generally if you need a refill just let the pit boss know and he will get the cocktail waitress on the case. Of course, good tipping tends to attract good attention too. :)

[@andrewcarr2431]

nice little no win/no lose strategy. Any profit you make will be spent on tipping the deal for all their hard work. Looking to try this on the bubble craps as you don't have to tip the machine 🙂

[@mr.nmoney3554]

its a good system for grinding and racking up comps. the only thing i would change is if its a 4 or 10 point go ahead and max out the odds on dont come

[@YarnellCrew]

Right at the 11:30 mark when you placed the DC, I think I would go ahead and drop $2 on the Yo, since the 7 is already covered on the DCL. I would rather lose $2 there and get another point then lose $30 in one shot. Just my opinion.

[@EyeZwideopen34]

Exactly

[@TesLUCKY]

Hi Jeremy! We have had so many Color Up subscribers coming into Casino Quest! Today I had the privilege of dealing to a really nice guy named Chris from Canada who was working on this blender strategy. I had only seen one other player at CQ playing this strategy, so watching this video tonight was really helpful for me to solidify this strategy in the part of my brain that processes craps for the next Color Up fan who comes into CQ to practice this strategy!

[@ColorUp]

Cool, to hear they coming in to CQ!

[@TheHAZMAT221]

Gonna give this a try next time I’m out. Gonna be in cripple creek soon!

[@toofskis]

How'd you do?

[@mikekorsak373]

So appreciative of the opportunity to learn - thank you so much!! 💪🏼

[@guibox3]

What I don't understand is why you wouldn't put a place bet on the point right after the come out roll. You could easily hit the point before you can get all three of your DC places established. Then you are just easily losing money. Especially if it is the 6 or 8.

[@ColorUp]

True, but if you place the point and make a DC bet, you now have 3 units at risk if the seven rolls and only two units to win. So the risk is on most probable number = 7, By not placing the point right away and making a DC bet, the losing number or risk is on the point number which even if 6 or 8 is still less probable than the 7

[@robertallen1085]

If I played this way, I wouldn't 100% hedge all the dont's. $30 hedge on the 6/8, but $25 hedge on the 5/9, and $20 hedge on the 4/10. A seven-out would then bring in some profit, plus the less hedge money you put on the table, the more you increase your potential winnings.

[@joshnorris5973]

Robert Allen so you would wait for the point to be established before betting “don’t pass”?

[@robertallen1085]

@@joshnorris5973 No need to wait for the point to be established. It would be my practice to leave at least one don't bet "unhedged", whether it's the Don't Pass or Don't Come. The most outside Don't is my preference to leave "unhedged".

[@ttowndriver3312]

Robert Allen first thing I’m a rube who likes dice. So I know enough to be dangerous. Does it make sense to bet both pass/don’t on the come out then start your don’t comes? CYA against a hot shooter. Also agree about leaving 4/10 unhedged or at least hedge 20 on 30 don’t. Everyone gets in a twist about odds - best odds on the table are having even odds against the outside numbers.

[@robertallen1085]

@@ttowndriver3312 "Doey Don't" on the come out doesn't make sense to me for the reason you suggest. You can wait for the point to be set first, and then make don't come bets, or if it's your turn to be shooter, you can decide which way you think the dice will roll. Betting Pass and Don't Pass on come out makes sense to me only if you want to see what the point is, then decide if you want to take odds, or lay odds.

[@adamnelson1219]

@@ttowndriver3312 the boxcars eat doey dont, so you'd still likely hedge

[@coralslover8006]

I like this strategy will try next time when I will be in Atlantic City. I heard about this strategy, but totally forgot. Thank you!

[@RobertLipson-yu6kl]

This strategy is similar to the bet wrong & place the numbers strategy in Mike Goodmans "Your Best Bet" book. Not a bad strategy.

[@johnpawlowski8483]

I would change it by not betting don’t pass, then taking 3 don’t come with place bets. This way if point is made you have a chance of hitting 7 on come out and winning $90.

[@jd5548]

Would you consider hedging the DP&DC with a $2.00 Yo?

[@sajidswindon]

I have always wondered why strategy teachers do not teach hedging the bets. Thats what craps is all about, hedging. I know I would hedge the DP and DC, always. Thats what hedge funds are all about, hedging.

[@SkillandLuckCRAPS]

The reason 36fullpress doesn’t tell you to hedge the Yo 11 is because it has 3 out of 36 combinations on the dice and you have a built it counterbalance edge with the 3 which also has 3 ways of winning for you. Plus you have the 2 also that’s wins for you so that is a small built in win edge for you. Again the 11, 3, and 2 have such low chances of rolling so he is not considered about it.

[@jonathangerac2820]

Awesome video yet again! Keep up the good work. While this strategy can be a grind and profitable over time, those 11s really kill ya. Maybe throw a $2 yo once in a while just in case.

[@SkillandLuckCRAPS]

Yes the Yo 11 kills you, but you win with the 3 which is it’s counterbalance and also you win with the 2 so you end up with a slight edge over all.

[@Boxcar75]

With a $30 bet, would a bankroll of 300 to 500 be fine?

[@SkillandLuckCRAPS]

@@Boxcar75 My opinion is yes you can get by with $300 to $500 with this. I do believe bumping it up from &30 to $35 is over all better. Your making the 7 strong instead of the box numbers.

[@kenhyatt3673]

@@Boxcar75 As high as you can buy in for the better. Establish a win goal and loss limit and leave when you reach either one first.

[@JohnBahan]

Can this be played on $5,$10,$15 tables also and what would be the bet amounts ?

[@angelquiles2157]

I like this strategy, but would make two small changes. If im making a $30 dont, then I would make the place bets at $25 on that number unless its 6 or 8. Doing this, I would make profit if you hit the number, and you would still make a profit if you roll 7. The 2nd.change, if I hit a nimber and lose the dont, I wouldnt make a new dont bet. I leave that place bet up to see how.many times it hits.before 7. I hope I explained that well. Thoughts?

[@CasinoQuest]

Loving the hat sir!! - Timmy

[@ColorUp]

Me too!

[@ray6976]

This might be a good strategy if you play the ats because casinos require a pass or don't pass. Not sure you'll get much comps if you are countering every bet.

[@crapsplayer]

As always, GREAT VID, Man! Perfect explanation and well done. I have always liked this strat from 36. Glad you did this man! Thanks CU!

[@daytimestudios3678]

I really like the straight! But I hope for starting not 7s or 11s but you then you got it!

[@SkillandLuckCRAPS]

There is a way around the 7 & 11 not beating you on the Come Out roll. Color up said at the end of this video if anyone had any improvements it ok to post them so I’ll tell you. Instead of betting straight don’t pass, bet both ways at the same time. Pass & don’t pass. The 7 & 11 is now nullified. The only thing that can kill you is a 12. When a point is established, make a $35 Don’t Come bet. Protect the Don’t Come bet by bridging/heeling/laying odds against the point on the don’t pass line. $42 if 6 or 8 $54 if 5 or 9 $70 if 4 or 10 After DC travels to become a No number, then hedge it with $30 place 6 or 8 Buy $30 for the 5 or 9 Buy $25 for the 4 or 10

[@ossamaaasar8567]

Thank for these nice video Why you dont try to make it four point blended ?

[@ColorUp]

That is just how I was asked to play it, you could do 4 or more, just continuous if you would like to

[@jameshickman9987]

Why don't you place bet on the come out roll number right after it's establish and not have to put the risk on it for 2 or 3 rolls?

[@pamagee2011]

I’d be dropping a buck or two on the Yo every once in a while. Mostly because “two-dollar Yo!” Is the coolest thing to say at any craps table

[@chrisnordby4851]

I really like this strategy and I would play it in the casino but I would cover my dont pass bet with a 11 craps bet to protect against its loss in the dont come. I think 3 dollars would cover the bet in case you hit it.And you could protect against the seven too by place a 5 dollar sever bet. With a come bet it would be a win

[@randomstranger6873]

Thought the hat made you look like a construction worker. Good strategy, how do the dealers out there feel about the work load?

[@mikejames5484]

At higher values it becomes easier to create a guaranteed profit on the point or a 7. Say you put 100 on the dont's. On the 4 buy for 70. Point hit wins 40, 7 out wins 30. On the 5 place 80, point wins 12, 7 out wins 20, on the 6 place 90, point wins 5, 7 wins 10. Obviously this does put 100 dollars at risk sometimes but you won't push on the 7 out.

[@mitchkhoang1240]

what do you think of the atm hedge strategy?

[@ColorUp]

Im not a big hedge fan

[@brandojohnsa360]

I like that casino quest hat.

[@ColorUp]

me too :)

[@twig4661]

this one is slick. not sure how long the casino would let you do it though, basically a money printing machine.

[@caaseeyleee]

Sorry stupid question! I’m new to craps. Why bet $30? Why not any other dollar amount?

[@ColorUp]

It can be other amounts. Just the specific numbers for the strategy as presented.

[@RakeemN]

Do anyone have a good craps app? Seems like all the ones I’ve tried don’t play like this. When point is made it keeps my don’t come bets on the table. I may not be explaining this right, super novice here. Thanks in advance. Trying to get a good game plan together for Vegas in January

[@eljeffery3147]

Craps by kama games

[@knuteboy3778]

This one is pretty cool. Nice little grinder. However, when I practiced I kept finding the hole and would roll the point or a Yo when the second DC was up. Never rolled so many Yo's in a hand in my life. Funny how it seems like the dice know what you are up to and then they mess with you..lol

[@ColorUp]

The dice gods know ha

[@alpha2957]

Looks like it's a good strategy if you're just along for fun, which I'm all about.

[@thomasruiz9658]

I recently saw a video that said this system is “outlawed” in Las Vegas and that casinos wont allow you to play this system. Is this correct?

[@ColorUp]

A few casinos will not allow this type of betting, most will as the casino still has an edge.

[@thomasruiz9658]

@@ColorUp Thanks for the reply. I’m headed to Vegas in December and have been looking forward to trying this system along with one of the inside strategies that press wins to cover the 4 & 10.

[@Twinsen764]

Nice "$30 Backroll" lol, Nice hit on the ALL TALL!

[@TonyBananas18]

FINALLY! I’ve been hoping to you would do this strategy! How I would improve it: When placing the place bets, place it on the “more outside” of the two numbers 2 questions for you and anyone in the comment section: 1. Has anyone ever calculated the house edge % on placing a don’t come number? 2. What is your opinion on what to do if your DC gets knocked out by an 11 or another DC? Do you chase it until you get “the blender” set up?

[@SkillandLuckCRAPS]

Tony Bananas .... The Don’t Come bet’s house edge is the same as a Don’t Pass line. Just like the Come has the same house edge % as the Pass Line. As for the second part of your questions. You can ... cry 😢 but that won’t help, You can get mad 😡 and act like a fool, but that won’t help, or You could reestablish another DC bet. You should never chase. When the dog finally catches the car, it never turns out the way the dog thought it would.

[@TonyBananas18]

Skill & Luck I really like the dog analogy! But the first part of my question is what does the house edge of the bet become when you “place” a number you have the don’t on I.e.: you place $5 on the DONT, shooter rolls a 9. You now place the 9. What is the house edge now?

[@SkillandLuckCRAPS]

Tony Bananas have to do some research on that. I will get you an answer.

[@TonyBananas18]

Skill & Luck i appreciate it!

[@SkillandLuckCRAPS]

Ok I think I found your answers, not sure. What I found was the house edge on each Lay bet, the Don’t Pass line, & the Don’t Come. The lay 4 has a house edge of 2.44%. The lay 5 has a house edge of 3.23%. The lay 6 has a house edge of 4%. Also the Don’t Pass line & the Don’t Come house edge is 1.36%. Hope that helps

[@avanhoven84]

Just curious, why not hedge the point right from the start? I see that you wait until you have three numbers covered by don’ts to then hedge the point.

[@ColorUp]

By not hedging, you leave the risk on the point number which is always going to be less than the 7.

[@chenryrex]

Great strategy!

[@johnfernandez2060]

So how do you profit?

[@ColorUp]

When the place numbers roll?

[@timram2]

Just curious, why do you wait until the final don't point before you hedge the original point. Does it affect anything to cover that earlier?

[@ColorUp]

if you place the point and make a DC bet, you now have 3 units at risk if the seven rolls and only two units to win. So the risk is on most probable number = 7, By not placing the point right away and making a DC bet, the losing number or risk is on the point number which even if 6 or 8 is still less probable than the 7

[@scottlanini2248]

Really enjoying your videos as a newbie craps player. Can you go into more detail on buying points? What does that accomplish and how would that help me? When do I buy and when do I not buy? Maybe more advanced for me but I really enjoy the game and would like to stretch out my fun time at the table. Of course I would LOVE to come out ahead, but if things don't go my way, then more time at the table is entertainment for me :)

[@ColorUp]

here is my video specifically on buy bets kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4PWkox_n5KWncU

[@digiBTC8112]

Thanks for the great videos. Loved the Blender and went out to Wendover to try it out. The Nugget refused to let me play it!! Said it wasn't allowed. Said you can't Place on a number already covered with a DC/DP! I said, since when?? No answer other than, "the Boss won't allow it." Has this ever happened to you?

[@ColorUp]

I haven’t played it, 36FullPress plays it in Cleveland casino all the time I guess. that’s a BS rule they just created, but that’s wendover, they are know to add rules

[@garyjaramillo3196]

Love these videos, ty

[@jasoncarby4780]

The fact dc's and Lays r 7's on the come out is an incredible tool U get paid place bets ....turn em off and get paid if they lose aswell... If the points made , perfect , ur dc n lays become 7's on the next comeout ....maybe ull hit some point number place bets once a points established aswell.....this game is art I play this strategy often dp dc I also like a field dp c&e combo on the comeout If they hit it fuels that game If they dont im down 10$ that 2 place bets can hit , so hitting 5 or 6 would be profitable , turn them off ...get paid some lays and dp ...max money Meaning u can win on the darkside and lightside in 1 game

[@Falmouth03]

Not one of my favorite strategies. Love your videos and how you explain it so clearly and thoroughly. This one strategy though, I'll pass on

[@ColorUp]

Won't like them all, thanks for watching

[@ossamaaasar8567]

When the point is established why you dont blay the come and dont come in order to get three point in work

[@SkillandLuckCRAPS]

Your on the right track, and I have tweaked his system that does that and more. If you want to keep the 7 strong or nullified so it can’t kill you on the Come Out roll and the Second roll too, then do this variation, and compare the two. At a $5 or $10 table with 10x odds you have to bet $10 Pass line and also $10 Don’t Pass line. At a $5 or $10 table with 3x, 4x, 5x odds you will have to bet $15 Pass line and also $15 Don’t Pass line. Only thing that kills you is the 12. ALL other numbers are nullified! If the point is 6 then make a $35 Don’t Come bet. Now protect that bet by laying odds against the point on the Don’t Pass line by bridging or healing with $42 odds against the six. Back to back repeat numbers kill you. The Yo 11 also kills you, however the 3 & 2 win, so that is an offset and small edge win for you. After the second roll. The $35 Don’t Come becomes a No number. Your then hedge against that No number with a $30 place bet (or $25-$30 buy bet w 4 or 10) on the opposite side of the No number, A N D You take down your odds against the point leaving both line bets a push as they were in the beginning. If you want more numbers then go though the DC again with odds against the point protecting it. There are a few extra variations on doing that too but I’m not wanting to write a book here. Instead subscribe my channel, and we can continue.

[@mikelkeith2115]

Hey Jeremy this is Ohio Mikel ,why not hedge the 11 sometime on the come out ,when you're winning with $2, overtime that can save you $30, on the don't come come out roll, if you're hitting numbers that $2 won't mean nothing.

[@ColorUp]

11 should show once every 18 rolls(2/36), and at $2 you would be losing $36 to protect that $30, but just depends if the 11 shows more or less than probable.

[@mikelkeith2115]

@@ColorUp OK,thanks Jeremy, still waiting on your Ohio tour Columbus, Cincinnati, and Cleveland, seems like this is a little more than a hobby for you now LOL.

[@ColorUp]

@@mikelkeith2115 Its still a hobby, but taking up all my extra time for sure ha

[@zcnsb]

has anyone tried this on a bubble craps machine?

[@724riff]

helluva roll if your on the horn . but id like tryong this at a 50 dollar level or 100 after you have it mastered

[@benyeager4639]

Good morning, I love your videos. I'm a new player. How do you like 3 point blender strategy?

[@ColorUp]

well, depends on goals I guess. Seems like good for spending time at the table

[@benyeager4639]

@@ColorUpI'm going on a 10 day cruise

[@ColorUp]

Awesome! Have a great time and good luck

[@brettthornton9993]

Hey Jeremy, Going to Vegas for Christmas and you are being very helpful! Question: why do you only buy the 4 and 10 place bets? Because of a good payout that you want to optimize? Why not buy the other place bets? Thanks!

[@ColorUp]

Good luck and have fun in Vegas! Yeah, the 6/8 never makes mathematical sense to buy and the 5/9 is rare when the vig collected on win only, and that would be only time worth buying. Here is a video about it kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4PWkox_n5KWncU

[@brettthornton9993]

@@ColorUp Thanks very much for the fast reply. I like your content and your production is great...with you spinning the chip on your forefinger and then tossing it. Having fun learning.

[@oneswiftguy]

Damn, 9 field bets in a row. I at times play the 6/8 and watch the shooter to see if they are hitting the field. After I saw you hit the 2nd Field I would have played a $50 in the field and went 4 rolls.

[@TesLUCKY]

Love the HAT!!!

[@sketchyAnalogies]

What’s the casino edge for this strategy?

[@ColorUp]

Each bet is individual so there really isn't a combined house edge for a strategy, even when one bet hedges another. The don't pass/come bet is 1.36% and the place/buy bets range from 1.52% - 4%

[@donaldshaver8926]

combining bets don't lower the total edge. The lowest edge possible on a combined bet is the lowest edge on the lowest single bet. I.e if you have 3 bets with 1.41%, 1.36% and 1.57% edges, the lowest the HE can get is 1.41%. If you could lower the house edge by combining bets, the edge wouldn't be real, it could be defeated. It can never be defeated completely (except on BJ w/ perfect BS and perfect Card counting).

[@John-zf2ph]

why wouldn't you place the 30$ on the point right off to hedge the point? then do a don't come?

[@SkillandLuckCRAPS]

The answer is Because he is wanting to get the player another number instead of just one There is nothing wrong with having the point hedged like that for one number only if that’s what you want. Again he is showing you how to get 3 numbers hedged.

[@jamesdailey6685]

Silly system hoping the three comes in more than the seven or eleven. Winning points can’t support come out roll losses.

[@bruceskiles600]

On the come out when your at risk of the $30 ... why not throw out a $3 HORN bet ...small bet to cover the 11 ??

[@ColorUp]

sure, if you like

[@Brantoc]

It is interesting, but if you are looking for any kind of profit, you would have to scale it up to at least $90. Which would be up to $540 on table at a time .. $1000 buy in.

[@businessowner402]

Yup👍

[@sabot6drebel418]

You'd have more profitability though if you keep going passed the 3 points. 3 is just as common as 11 and you add in paid on 2 so you shouldn't be scared of yo's taking out your DC. I've used this strategy and found that if I keep going but press the place 1 unit each time I profit more and it seems easier for the dealers.

[@taylorcraps6655]

Looks like this is a great strategy for those pesky 25 dollar tables in Vegas or would they make you up your bets?

[@ColorUp]

This would get the job done on a $25 table

[@MS-ef1gy]

On any successful 6/8 DC bet my hedging place bet would be $30 such that you get paid $5 on a 7, and push on the 6/8 point...also the 11 really didn't hurt you as you win on a 2 or 3 don't bet which covers the 11 over time...

[@TheUnknown1709]

Nice lost a little last night, a lot of 7 outs for pushes and hard to setup... so I was thinking two adjustments, on a 25$ table $25 don'ts always place the 6/8 for $24 which pays $28 =>+$3 but on a out +$1 instead of even 5/9 $20=>+$3 / $5 out 4/10B 20$=>$13 / $5 out -- that way you are winning on both sides and not just pushing, the holes are the same yo's and the point. Which is the second part, why not cover the closest in regardless if it is the point or not ... so point 6, place the DC, 4 now cover the 6 over the 4 so your holes are 11/4 not 11/6?

[@jefferyperkins4668]

Why only three numbers. When you hit a number why play another don’t come? You could have the all the numbers covered.

[@sajidswindon]

A guy had explained this strategy in a 3 min video, here on youtube, i saw it 6 years ago, but that video has vanished. thanks for sharing. Yours is a bit more complex than his, though.

[@toofskis]

I wonder how many points you could accumulate on a Players Card doing this on "Bubble Craps"?

[@ColorUp]

Most bubble craps do not allow points

[@toofskis]

@@ColorUp The one at Bronco Billy's in Cripple Creek does (or did), I'll have to check it out.

[@ColorUp]

There are a couple places that allow, but usually pretty stringent. Have to run a ton of money through

[@ColorUp]

I think the biggest reason is so many different ways to hedge your bets, they don’t want people taking advantage just for comps

[@36FullPressCraps]

Not bad Sir.. 70$ in less than 20 min!!! Thanks again bro

[@xflfantasy4592]

This will work good on bubble craps!

[@ColorUp]

Last bubble machine I was at, it wouldn’t allow me to place bet a number that had a don’t bet on it :(

[@MS-ef1gy]

@@ColorUp Cause you live in Colorado and their brand of bubble craps does not allow doey don't type of bets, which are at only the Z casinos

[@jbax247]

Never played bubble craps, but not sure it will allow place bets to be working after shooter makes his point. That would leave your dcs without hedge.

[@businessowner402]

You can just use two seats ..lol

[@businessowner402]

@@ColorUp you can use two different seats while playing the bubble craps

[@sarry419]

Although this is a viable strat the casino may or may not allow this since you are in a no-lose situation. I have played this a couple of times and I would say 4/5 times would need floor/box man approval. keep up the work, like the constant bankroll CU.

[@businessowner402]

Cant you lose on 7 or 11 on the dont pass??

[@businessowner402]

Cant you lose on the 7 or 11 on the dont pass???

[@sarry419]

@@businessowner402 on come out roll yes. But when point is established, your DP covers the DC. Then when numbers are rolled your dc moves and you place it to cover them and repeat until 3 numbers for points.

[@businessowner402]

@@sarry419 thanks👍

[@arseniclullaby87]

WHY ARE YOU USING SPECIFIC NUMBERS?

[@mikelkeith2115]

Hey Jeremy this is Ohio Mikel ,you must have been reading my mind I was hoping that you would do a version of press video thanks cool video,. El Turo did a version using a $6,000 bankroll $300 on the don't pass scary lol..

[@wyzone7326]

Mikel Keith this is what I plan on trying. It gives you enough room to place smaller bets where you will win hitting the place or the 7 due to the odds.

[@mikelkeith2115]

@@wyzone7326 yes it's a cool system if you got time, to grind that is.

[@marknoble5495]

This video should be titled....how to piss off the dealers at a craps table 101. Not to mention, the whole risk of the Don’t is the come out. You are giving up the huge odds that are now in your favor.

[@ttowndriver3312]

Just tried this very quickly online. My mod - on the comeout I bet both Pass/Don't Pass. Then a Don't Come - DC1 - with odds behind Don't Pass for a hedge. After DC1, leave it uncovered for the next don't bet, taking the odds bet off the DC. Assumption is being less likely to throw back to back points. Then after that DC2 roll, I hedge the previously uncovered DC1. Then roll DC3 with uncovered DC2 for your hedge. More appropriate to call it the Three Point Grinder, although there is no real reason to let up and stop at your third Don't. If you made your point you have a covered 4 or 10, just unhedge and bet a Don't Pass. You've hedged rolling a 7 on the comeout with the 4 instead of having to make the Pass bet. . Also, again ONLINE, running real money - not simulation- points average less than 4 rolls. If I'm into 5th or 6th roll, now I can gamble and take the hedges off the outside points. I'm a rube but thick-skinned, so your critique is welcome.just tried it very quickly online. mod - comeout on pass/don't pass. Then a Don't Come with odds behind Don't Pass for a hedge. After the DC, leave it uncovered for the next DC, taking off odds DC. Assumption is being less likely to throw back to back points. Then after that DC2 roll, I hedge the previously uncovered DC1. Then roll DC3 with uncovered DC2. More appropriate to call it the Three Point Grinder, although there is no real reason to let up and stop at your third Don't. Also, if you made your point and you have a covered 4 or 10, just uncover it and bet a Don't Pass. You've hedged rolling the 7 on the comeout with the 4 instead of having to make the Pass bet. The other modification - on a 5 dollar Don't - outside I hedge with a 3 dollar cover. That also let's me even up covering 6/8 with $6 instead of $5. Also, again ONLINE, running real money - not simulation- points average less than 4 rolls. If I'm into 5th or 6th roll, now I can gamble and take the hedges off the outside points. I'm a rube but thick-skinned, so your critique is welcome.

[@simpleman3256]

Thanks brother!

[@tpsu129]

$30 at-risk might be too much for the nickel-player. Hopping the Reds & Yo would help.

[@wagermethis]

If you place 25 on the 4,5,9,10 instead of 30 you win money on the 7 too

[@SkillandLuckCRAPS]

Press wants to maximize the right side only. To me that can be a mistake. If the player bets $35 instead of $30 Then it changes everything for the better. The 7 is now making money instead of pushing. If I have the choice between the 6 making me $5 and the 7 is a push vs the 7 making me $5 w the 6 as a push then I will pick the 7 every time. My response to yours is It’s a balance of whatever the player wants to have You can make the 7 strong or stronger. You can have a mid balance between them Or You can have the right side strong or stronger (w the 4, 5, 9, or 10).

[@sltintexas]

I did really well with this strategy on craps simulator on wizardofodds.com, but in real life i got wiped out twice. Had fun doing it cuz there is a lot of action on moving stuff around but I ran it all the way to zero to test. I found losing on come out to a 7 or 11 was too much to overcome on just making a few $ on the wins. 36fullpress says this is a good strategy for new peeps but this is pretty hard to follow in a live table in my opinion.

[@ColorUp]

Yeah, i would agree, this is not for beginners. Real life never works out like the simulators ha

[@sltintexas]

@@ColorUp now you tell me ;) Enjoy your videos!

[@businessowner402]

@@sltintexas thanks

[@michaellorimor1915]

Why wouldn’t you go ahead and take 4, 5 or all 6 points

[@darrellcortez9842]

Wouldn't placing the 4, 5, 9, 10 for $25 mean that you win no matter what? Roll a 4 or 10 get 50, but on a roll of 7, you lose 25 but get paid 30. Roll 5 or 9 and get 35, but on a 7 you get paid 30. Only the 6 and 8 have to be placed at 30. Roll 6 or 8 get 35, roll 7 and wash out.

[@toschestation]

Didnt the dealer interview say he hates these strategies? Will the dealers hate you if you play this strategy?

[@ColorUp]

Maybe....but it’s your money, not theirs

[@iptvclub1575]

I would play this at the $100 level. That way in 4/10 you can win $50 if a 7 comes (buy $50), 5/9 win $25 (place for $75), and 6/8 win $10 (place $90). If 4/10 hit you lose the $2 vig, 5/9 you win $5, and 6/8 win $5. To guarantee a win on 4/10 buy for $55

[@MS-ef1gy]

"No harm no foul"...sounds like you have been watching Vince's channel (:

[@ColorUp]

Not to often...he say that a lot?

[@MS-ef1gy]

@@ColorUp Yes, can't remember a video where hasn't multiple times, but that's alright, no harm no foul!

[@moondrop7072]

Don't you make a $24.00 profit on the 4 or 10?