Anything but Seven 7

[@TimE-en7jf]

I love all your videos. You have such a professional setup and do a great job of explaining the strategies and also playing them out. I also really like the recorded rolls at the bottom as well.

[@ColorUp]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@SameBet]

I love the rolls recorded at the bottom of the screen!

[@neilrichey1998]

same!

[@ColorUp]

Hate to hear you say that, haha kidding, its just extra work...sigh, we will see if i keep it up.

[@SameBet]

Color Up - The reason I like it is because your rolls are so fast, it often seems like the 7 comes more frequently than it should! It’s easier to see the rolls are closer to an average shooter.

[@ColorUp]

@@SameBet Ok, good feedback

[@navyvetmatta581]

I came to comment the same thing. It makes it way easier to track what's going on.

[@JeffyAnzo]

Nice vid. Love that you added in the complete roll for each "new roller" each time. Puts a full roll in perspective and I think many people forget how short or long a roll can be!

[@ColorUp]

Good point, thanks

[@Unholychaos987]

I'm testing out a variation of Anything But 7. Assuming $5 table, start out with a pass line bet, if it wins on the come out, throw it in the field (it's essentially a free bet so why not). Once a point is established, cover the rest of the numbers with a single unit, then throw $1 on Any Craps and $1 on Eleven (the app I'm practicing on doesn't have C+E), $34 at risk. Every hit, add $5 in odds (if 5/9 is point, you can either alternate $6 then $4, or do $10 every other time) until max odds, recover the C+E. The goal is to score a max odds point hit to recover initial investment. At that point, you can either collect your winnings every hit while replacing your C+E, press the place bets with the winnings, cover the hardways or all the horn bets, whatever floats your boat. I always make sure to keep max odds at all times at that point

[@ADPfan07]

Love this strategy!! I like the regression aspect after 4 hits too. Thanks for the video CU!!

[@CSLintheCASINO]

FIRST!!! LOL! I love “anything but seven” strategies!!! Especially Iron Cross

[@ColorUp]

I guess notifications works for you, ha!

[@poktangju]

i love this channel...where were you 20 years ago?? i was so into craps and haven't played but im getting the itch again...

[@ColorUp]

Ha, kind words, thank you. It’s a great game

[@Twinsen764]

I like the numbers rolled displayed at the bottom. If you hit the point, you should mark it as a green number. And red is ya know you.

[@ColorUp]

Thanks for feedback

[@rogerellis6105]

I was wondering on the field press strategy on a $10 table how do you bet $15 instead of $20 I was loss on that.

[@ColorUp]

In the field you can bet any amount that meets or exceeds the min table limit. In this video it was a $5 table so the strategy suggested starting with a $12 field, which I guess because its approx half of the place bet on the 5? And after a couple hits regressed it down to the table min of $5

[@araizamk1]

I think I'm going to try this strategy out, but will play field bet on the come out. Thanks for always doing a good job... Color Up!

[@renshawjoshua]

Depends on if you are betting on a dice setter. If they are setting All-7, 3V, or hardways on a come-out that’s a bad idea. If they are setting 6-5 or 6-6 then Field is okay to bet on the come-out; along with C&E

[@andyduba1595]

Yes! Back to the strategies!

[@ThePepperfly]

Indeed, statistically it doesn't matter if you've got your bets working on the CO, but personally, I like them off, especially when I'm not the shooter because pass line players are rooting for a 7 on the CO. It's not superstition, I just don't want to be the big loser when others are getting paid on the CO. I'd also recommend getting completely off the table after 4 hits. In fact, I'm more comfortable getting off the table after 3 hits and waiting for the point or 7-out to start my investment over once the next point is established. Even if the hits keep coming after I pull everything down I don't regret what I'm not winning, but we all certainly have some regret when we lose bets we could (should?) have pulled down. Great demo!

[@hulenbryant5637]

Jeff, I've been doing the same thing as of late. If I'm working the 6/8 on the come out, I'll usually pull the bets back to the table min or close. There have been a few times that the shooters rolled a couple of 7's during the come out in a row and while everyone else is getting paid (and liking it) I'm eating my 6/8 and field bets. I've been more inclined to just stay off on the come out and enjoy everyone else celebrating the pass line wins. Usually I only play the pass line if I'm shooting. If I do play the pass line and feel the need for a craps check, I use the field as a craps check, not an any craps bet.

[@ThePepperfly]

@@hulenbryant5637, when I'm shooting I might not be so apt to take down my bets. But when a random shooter is up, that's when I plan to manage my bets down after x hits. Another way I often play on a random shooter is to place $100 across ($30/$10/$10 inside-out) and take down the bets evenly as they hit (say, 9 hits, I take down both 5 & 9), and get completely off the table after the 4th roll (not 4th hit!). I agree with you about using the field for a craps check. I don't consider that a hedge bet the same way a one-roll horn bet is. Still, I'm on the fence about missing out on the craps check to risk only raking the difference between the place winners and field losers. Regression or taking down completely is obviously up to the player's discretion, and what was especially good about this vid is that Jeremy declared at what point he would regress and demonstrated the strategy well. Still, 4 hits is a threshold that's statistically a bit high for me, and the butterflies in my gut were begging him to take it all down, not just regress it. ;-)

[@ReaverLordTonus]

I am by no means a Craps expert but the greatest piece of wisdom I have learned and will share with absolute confidence in its effectiveness is NEVER LEAVE YOUR PLACE BETS WORKING ON THE COME OUT. If the game is offering an opportunity to prevent a loss, take it every single time. A possible win is never worth giving up a guarantee that you won't lose.

[@ColorUp]

i like it, thanks

[@faatman42]

I sent you this same one almost 2 years ago. Some other ones too

[@RealtorMikeBast]

Congratulations Emanuel! I really like this version of the iron cross. Dag nab it @ColorUp shooters superstition, same dice!

[@ColorUp]

Yep, should have asked for same dice ha

[@josephmerlan8126]

So if you lay the 4 or 10 and win do you still need to pay the vague each time like c and e

[@josephmerlan8126]

I mean if you win the c you lose the e and the casino takes care of that for you an example of this is you put 38 on the 4 and you pay 1 dollar vague for 39 if you win you get paid 19 do they take a dollar out of the 19 for the next bet

[@insaneprophet8081]

When you are throwing from the inside “you typically get more 5,6 and 8’s. From the outside you get more random numbers, unless the shooter has found his Rhythm.

[@huntingiowa9426]

Why would you turn your bets on on the come out roll ?

[@ColorUp]

had two options, remove field bet, or turn place bets on. Statistically doesn't matter, each roll there is a 1 in 6 chance of 7 appearing, i took my chance and lost.

[@thedude5599]

Instead of regressing pul your bets down and start placing 5 on the dont come and LAY MAx odds on the numbers. WHen the seven rolls you will have parlayed your winnings form the light side to the dark side. Once you get on the board from DC you are favored over the house.

[@ebojfmdboojoh4023]

What would happen if the shooter kept hitting the point number and ran out of money so therefore could not place the minimum bet on the pass line.

[@erikasplund4561]

EBOJFM DBOOJOH buy in or pass to the next guy

[@robertmitchell8867]

I was wondering if there’s away to find someone to teach craps while at the casino? And if so is there a going rate?

[@ColorUp]

Hmm, I’m unaware of any. I know there are dice throwing classes. And a lot of casinos will have a free mini class usually in the mornings. Maybe I should consider something like this?

[@thatguy1568]

Do you know any strategies that involve hop bets or do run from those like the plague

[@ColorUp]

Well you can add to any strategy, personally I never play them, but I'm sure there are plenty of strategies that utilize them.

[@hulenbryant5637]

That Guy Kind You could place 6 / 8 and field, then hop the 5's w/ $4. Then whatever nu ber hits you can place the 5 with that win. Now everthting is covered. The hop bet has a high house edge, but you're not risking as much on the first roll. But lots of casinos don't have hops available.

[@MrJzM]

What if instead of placing the point if its 5,6,8 you just used a $5 put bet with $20-25 for odds? Better payout if you hit the point and you can always just drop to $5 odds when regressing after 4 hits.

[@ColorUp]

That would work!

[@PokerMonkey]

How about $10 on the 5, $12 on the 6&8, and 7 in the field? If you want a lower amount.

[@ColorUp]

Yep that would work

[@PokerMonkey]

I think I’ll try the lower amount this Monday when I play at the Paragon Casino in Marksville, La.

[@PokerMonkey]

If I win enough maybe I’ll up the bets.

[@shibity]

The average is 8.5, but the median is a mere 4 rolls

[@hulenbryant5637]

I use the same system except I place $15 on the field, which is $100 / shooter. The only downside to working the come out roll is that 3 or 4 7’s in a row really kills you. Takes a lot to recover.

[@ColorUp]

one 7 is a killer the bankroll I roll with haha

[@andrewd9633]

I like the idea of the strategy, but I would use a $25 field, collect each time the field hits and press the inside evenly each time it hits, keeping the field at $25. After 2 presses, regressing to $34 or $51. The first press would be 35/42/42, the second (drop $2) to 50/60/60. It’s hard to recoup after a 7 out without some sort of pressing. If pressing twice is too much, even if you only pressed once each roll would pay $24/25/50

[@ColorUp]

Thanks for the variation.

[@tonyguill6209]

Like this but how about a couple of singles on hopping big red,do you or any other posters have a favorite casino in Oklahoma?

[@wesleythomas5759]

Apache in Lawton, best for craps. $5 dollar table with no commission. All the other casinos in OK charge a commission to my knowledge. Also a really nice poker room!

[@renshawjoshua]

Why would you ever hop big red? That is one of the worst odds bets available in a casino. Depending on the casino: 5 to 1 pay on 6 to 1 shot = House Edge of 18.33% 4 to 1 pay on 6 to 1 shot = 33.33% house edge

[@michaeleisenstein4929]

See Tony. I’ve asked about this. After his four hits - rather than slow the game down by regressing. Say you add 3 or 4 dollars on big red.

[@michaeleisenstein4929]

So when 5 6 or 8 hit you win 20 and keep going If a field bet hits you win 9. Naturally if you roll a 7 you lose by at least pocket back 15 bucks Yes you’re giving back 3 dollars every roll. But if you’re continuing to win on every other number until the seven is rolled 🤔🤔 And if you press the hits early you could hedge more than by putting more on big red and your inside bets increase

[@fartfalcon]

Season 2 let's go!

[@ColorUp]

I figure 12 per season was good amount, just like the dice.

[@tyronepowers76]

Yeah...good old anything but 7!!! Love it. What if, for $100 you do, $96 across ($15 - 4,5,9,10; $18-6,8) and a $4 horn? you can do the same with the $64 across +$4 horn. I can't recall you rolling this one before but it might be fun! Keep the great vids coming.

[@hulenbryant5637]

You can bet that, but house edge on field is 5.6% . House edge on horn is 12.5%. House edge on 4 & 10 is 6.7%. But either way, have fun.

[@ThePepperfly]

The strategy you mention is completely different... and I play a variation of it and would really like to see it compared to the strategy in this video (setup with comparable investments, and take all down after a designated number of hits). Can we see that, Jeremy? :-)

[@renshawjoshua]

Don’t bet $15 on 4 and 10 when you can buy it for $25 and get true odds minus commission.

[@derSchmetterling08]

Like always, another amazing video! ❤

[@Matt-xt2fx]

Awesome! Thanks ColorUp. Quick question for you too. I am building a practice table and I was wondering where did you get your chips from?

[@ColorUp]

amzn.to/2YGiIyZ

[@Matt-xt2fx]

@@ColorUp Awesome thank you!

[@chrismertens7505]

I ran my system on this set of dice rolls and came out with a profit of $84 (assuming $15 min table).

[@xflfantasy4592]

How long of a wait is it to submit a strategy? Thanks!

[@ColorUp]

Well, I usually do 1 sometimes 2 a week, and currently have almost 300 submissions....I don't always do them in order but, there is a lot.

[@williamcarey8529]

Great video!! But my best luck is with the "Dark Side"!!

[@ColorUp]

Some people just have no luck, and the dark Side is the way to go ;)

[@williamcarey8529]

@@ColorUp You have to know when a table is hot or cold. A table will not stay hot forever!! My tactic is to hang around and let the Pass Line get liquored up and then they will start throwing sevens!! I usually only play at small one table casinos or I play bubble craps.

[@beardown1995]

Ive started counting to 8 every other game so I give my brain a rest and get in on any long games.

[@tpsu129]

Working on the come out seems like a fast way to lose your bankroll.

[@neilrichey1998]

-EV game, so keeping bets off as much as possible will help your longevity. I just try to balance the desire to play all night with the desire to maximize the fun of play. That means generally trying to have bets off as much as possible, increasingly so on a strat like this one where the exposure to my bankroll is pretty high for the return I can be getting($95 at risk for $12-24 with a hit), thats a ton of field hits to break even. Like Jeremy said average is 8.5 rolls per shooter, lots will be less than that.

[@ColorUp]

well, if you wait, the 7 can happen on the very next roll so only delaying it one roll. 1 in 6 chance the 7 appears on each and every roll

[@tpsu129]

Color Up True, but keeping it off until after the come out allows you to hedge and play a little more strategically. At $300, you only have 3 chances to make money. How many times have we had one roll shooters? 3 in a row isn’t out of the question.

[@holycraps3972]

great vid brother always love your strategy videos!

[@Mr007troy]

very interesting.....

[@Kate98755]

Average roll is 4-5 rolls, I’ve watched this time and again to see if that’s true, i use my 1$chips to count, turn off your bets before the 5th roll, unless you have a good shooter. I set the dice so I roll longer, so I leave the bets longer, but i turn them off even if I’m shooting. No need to lose that amount from your bankroll. You can always turn them back on. People don’t turn them off for fear of missing out, unless you’re only playing for a short time, this saving of your bankroll allows you to play longer. I’ve paid attention to this, it’s usually a roll or two after i turn them off that a 7 appears, i look psychic...when all I’m doing is counting. I have players ask how did you know?? Count people.

[@ColorUp]

Average roll is 8.5. The 7 comes 1 in 6 rolls and there is sometimes come out 7's that increase the average roll. If you are only seeing 4-5 rolls then that is well below statistics and you would make a lot of money playing a DOn't strategy.

[@Kate98755]

Yea it’s play the don’t or pull the bets down, which i do. When i roll i keep my bets on

[@brandojohnsa360]

You got wacked but still came out looking alright.

[@carpetcowboy58]

As Spock would say, "Does not compute". After a point/7 it takes 8 hits to recoup the loss. At best (all Place # hits) it would take a little over 4 hits to turn a profit. Thanks but no thanks.

[@neilrichey1998]

i agree, but placing sacrifices the 2.3.11.12

[@ColorUp]

digging out of $97 hole is hard to do

[@carpetcowboy58]

@@neilrichey1998 OK but even if only 2's and 12's hit ($24 payouts as opposed to $23 for Place #'s) it still takes more than 4 hits to make a profit.

[@gunit3915]

100% agreed!!! This is simply the iron cross without odds. The only thing I would do differently is I would have the shooter throw 3 times and turn my bets OFF. Yes, it's a slow grind, but with a hit of 97 loss....I'd rather take my time recouping my money!! To each their own!!!

[@robertallen1085]

I don't see why the field gets the smallest bet. The 5/6/8 have $25/$30/$30, and the field bet is just $12. The field pays 16 times out of 36 , and the 5/6/8 combined will pay only 14 times out of 36. Even allowing for place bet odds, the field returns about the same as the 5/6/8. If the session had been played with the same money on the field as put on the 5 ($25/$10), the bankroll at the end of the session would have been $237 instead of $213.

[@TimHikes]

Field bet loses on 5, 6, 8, and 7. Place bets stay up as long as the 7 isnt rolled!

[@Adambikesrochester]

Anything but 7?! Shit, I think anything but profit! Better off going $136 inside with $20 in the field for 1 hit and drop down to one unit after.... Avg shooter holds the dice for ~8 rolls. Minus a few craps/naturals on the come out gives, what, about 5-6 on avg, rolls after the come out? Leaving that much up without a regression faster, to me, is insane. You'd absolutely need to play the Don't and pull your odds down after the first hit to give yourself a chance.

[@ColorUp]

Thanks for your variation!

[@TripDadLife]

It's literally crazy how no matter the strategy you manage to roll in the exact worst case scenario for the strategy lol.

[@larryk1865]

Exactly what I was thinking. I love craps, but after watching four or five of Jeremy's live rolls on as many different strategies, I think I want to move as far away from Vegas as possible. And I already live on the East Coast. 😂😂

[@shaolo6006]

What was the point of 12 in the field? You should really try to stick to more natural bets 10 or 15. The extra time to break down the bet slows down the game. Nobody wants that!

[@ColorUp]

I play these dice advice strategies how they are submitted to me. People can play any way they chose. May annoy you or me but it is their money.

[@shaolo6006]

@@ColorUp I get point 1 and completely agree with point 2. I was curious if the submitter of the strategy explained the logic of the 12. Its also worth pointing out that new players often have no idea they are doing odd things (that slow down the game or irritate the dealers and / or other players).

[@ColorUp]

I don't have an answer, and its a good point about new players not realizing they are doing odd things. Worth mentioning. thanks.

[@raymonddecristofaro6158]

Would not a $25 don't come bet help if a 7 does show up.

[@ColorUp]

Sure, as long as it doesn't lose to the 7/11 when you make the bet.

[@Iamhallucinatingnow]

Cool strategy and thanks for the upload!

[@xhighspeedx]

IMO. If you fear the 7 you will throw a seven. If u practice and never roll sevens. Then u go and play and roll sevens....and the whole wtf's start. Practice how u play and you will never fear the seven again. Craps is a mental game. Best of luck to all. Love your vids keep up the good work 🎲 🎲

[@education654321]

KennysIceCream KIC that’s good knowledge because I’ve been up and down lately. I think I fear the 7 and that’s why I see it so often

[@shaun8667]

It's crazy because when I used to drink I would be drunk and not give a shit about the 7!out always won. Now I'm sober that 7 comes as soon as I as I give the dealer the inside the very next roll like clockwork that's why I haven't been to AC in months

[@education654321]

Shaun that’s similar to me. When I drink and having a good time I usually just wanna have a good time and don’t fear the 7 but when I’m sober I try to stay focus which most of the time it works when I’m on the table alone. The only time I usually lose is when I start betting on other players.

[@xhighspeedx]

@@education654321 most people do not have a bank roll when they play. Having a bankroll prepares you for the 7. So it dose hurt as much. Me personally I would do my best to play alone so I can play fast. To get that rythem going and when the 7 shows I would just say"fuck that 7 give them back". Cuz I knew I had the ability to throw a streak. And that one seven would not destroy me it's just like meh what ever

[@xhighspeedx]

@@education654321 dose not*

[@batalangatv5926]

Great video, thanks a lot! Also, just in case (for the craps community) I’m selling cr4ps/com, all offers. Thanks!

[@ericprado4688]

A video on how to stroke your dealer

[@ColorUp]

eric prado really?

[@ryanbahnsen6429]

@@ColorUp I hope he meant toke 😆

[@jonathanappling9248]

Puck was off second roll so you made a mistake

[@ColorUp]

It happens

[@russellgrimes811]

The strategy is stupid. It is especially stupid for somebody with a $300 bankroll. With $300, the person should just watch until somebody rolls a 10 on a come out. Then they should lay the $300 against the 10. Hopefully they have loose dollars in their wallet for the vig. That is their best chance to win early and go up by $150. For anybody reading this comment, you're welcome. Don't be a stupid gambler. My advice for the day.

[@ColorUp]

Each roll there is a 1 in 13 chance of a 10 rolling. If you wait till after a 10 is rolled, there is still a 1 in 13 chance it will roll. Why are you waiting and watching for a 10 to roll? Just curious.

[@russellgrimes811]

@@ColorUp Because there is a 1 in 13 chance of the ten rolling. Chances are greater than 90 percent the person will win $150. Chances of losing the $300 using your system are exponentially higher. If the person wins and now has a $450 bankroll, that same person has more ammunition. The bigger the bankroll the more diverse strategies one can employ. In my opinion, regardless of bankroll, people should always bet conservatively if they want to win money consistently. The money adds up. No need to win huge. I live in AZ close to NV and have the luxury of gambling every single day.

[@ColorUp]

My question is why wait? Probability and odds don’t change after a 10 is rolled. Just as likely to roll on next roll. Just curious on the thought process there.

[@russellgrimes811]

@@ColorUp Oh I understand. Lol That is a good point. There is no reason to wait. I don't know what I was thinking. I will say, though, that some people tend to roll field numbers a lot, such as 3, 4 and 10. It might be dumb luck or the way they are throwing. Before making a lay bet one should study any pattern that a shooter manifests. Studying a person's usual rolls is no guarantee a 10 will not roll but it is helpful

[@ColorUp]

Just giving you a hard time, playing devil’s advocate:) thanks for watching and your feedback.

[@mikecowley5568]

Bankroll

[@merlo2913]

You should had have $25 bets on the 4 & 10 , When you hit the 10 four times you could had won over $2,000 its risky but all you need it to hit the 4 or 10 four times to get paid, of course you would have to press your bets every time you hit the 4 or 10, in your case in this video you would had been a winner, and you don't have to use your bank roll use the casino money when you hit a place bet

[@neilrichey1998]

it's really easy to know what to do after you see the future. hitting 3 out of 4 rolls all being 4/10 has to be a very large underdog, and suddenly you $1000 win is more often than not a $50 loss.

[@ColorUp]

it is a little easier to know which bets to make after you see the dice results hahah ;)

[@neilrichey1998]

@@ColorUp great minds think a like, lol.

[@merlo2913]

@@neilrichey1998 I do it all the time when I gamble and I love when the 4 & 10 hits it's the name of the game "Gambling" remember scary money makes no money

[@merlo2913]

@@ColorUp you should a video called Scary Money Makes No Money : use a $600 bank roll $110 on inside place bets $25 field bet $5 pass" iron cross" $140 once you field hits a number move you field bet and winning to 4 &10 .. oh and if you point is 5,6,8 or 9 place 3-5x odds behind on pass line depends on your casino, your pass line is the minimum table bet, besides the 4 & 10 you collect only press your 4&10 till you HOPEFULLY hit 3,4,5 times and bring it all down...lol throw $2 each on the SMALL, TALL & ALL & $2 each on hard 6 & 8... and if your the shooter set you dice we need dice control is a lot of money out there

[@doakmasarik9862]

I play a different game than you.

[@ColorUp]

Hundreds of different ways to play this game, that's why its so great!

[@doakmasarik9862]

Color Up absolutely true.