Beat the Casino with $12 - Craps Betting Strategy

[@Dayao12]

I gotta say, I learned Craps 2 years ago, starting with this strategy (getting destroyed a few times). 2 years later, I've learned a lot and today I revisited this strategy. I scaled it up by 5 and realized this was an excellent base to start... It actually allowed me to be super flexible and flow with the game. I can move towards an Irom Cross, or mix in the $69 inner spread(from the $15min strat), and push to a Tripple Lux if the Field doesn't hit. It allowed me to emjoy my time at the table with minimum risk and score on the hot rollers! ColourUp, you've reflamed my enjoyment at the casino! Bless up to you good sir!

[@ColorUp]

Enjoyment at the table is key 😄

[@daveforeman6931]

At least you were honest to show that in the end, the casino is going to win. We win sometimes, but they have the advantage no matter what strategy is used, just lowers the quickness of loss.

[@jerryfougere7067]

As mentioned in a previous post, I like this strategy for bank roll management. Would like to see you use this on a $10.00 and $15.00 table. As soon as I can get back to the table I will be using this strategy. Plan going in with $2400.00, 10 games in 2 days, at $240.00 per game, aim to make $1000.00, $100 per game, loss margin will be $40.00 per game-- . I normally plan my games on 10 individual shooters, using $1.00 chips to keep track, when 10 chips are gone I walk. If that cool period starts to show I do the 5 count. Just an idea, tried of making money on my hand only to lose it with a fast random shooter.

[@DeaconWoodworks]

Love these videos. Two things which would be awesome...(1) do a combined strategy video combining a number of these individual strategies and how you can use multiple strategies in one session, and (2) create a running tally counter in the bottom to show individual role gain/loss but also the combined session profit/loss. That would be helpful to show how well the strategy is working. Keep up the great work.

[@ColorUp]

Deacon Woodworks thanks for watching! I plan to do some of (1) and (2) I have already implemented starting in my latest video

[@jorgeluna2534]

I love this strategy, I use this method to set me up for the iron cross strategy

[@christaravella6734]

I like it!! One of the best I've seen!! Great way to build up comps as well.🤑🤑🤑

[@dand.2082]

Here’s a strategy I came up with, please do a video on it. I’d like to see how it does. On the come out roll bet $5 pass line, and $1 any crap, that’s it. Repeat this bet until a point is established. Once a point is established place all the numbers, except the point, for 1 unit and take 1 unit of odds on the point. Also make a $2 C&E bet, that’s it. Continue these bets until you recoup your initial outlay which ranges between $33-$35, then start pressing.

[@ColorUp]

Dan D. Can you email this to me at [e-mail] I get a lot of requests and they get lost in the comments

[@dand.2082]

Color Up ok it’s been sent, thanks.

[@ColorUp]

Dan D. Got it, thanks

[@stevepavalich9983]

Did you ever make a video of this?

[@shaun8667]

The recoup is too long, gotta be a hot shooter or you’re just gonna lose money

[@speakerboy5146]

One thing to point out is look for casinos that offer triple 12 or triple 2 on their table. That lowers the house edge from 5.56% on a double 2 double 12 to 2.78%. That said, I tried this strategy at a casino with triple 12 last night. On the come out, the strategy did add some level of excitement and dopamine hit when 2/11/12s were rolled. I came out ahead several times. When 5/6/8 were rolled later on, I decided to just add odds to my pass line bet. But as the saying goes, it just depends on the luck of the dice. Love adding new craps ideas under the belt. Thanks for all you do! Keep up the good work.

[@ColorUp]

SpEaKeRbOy thanks for watching and sharing your results...I typically do mention the triple 12 when showing anything involving the field, I guess I failed to this video, thanks for mentioning it here

[@christaravella6734]

I like it! Great Stratagy! I absolutely love your Video's!!😂

[@GettingBentWithBo]

I really like this strategy for a low risk shooter. Good chance at a good amount of time at the table for a relatively low risk. Great strategy for a casino giving out free drinks =)

[@ColorUp]

Getting Bent With Bo ha, I should of called it “free drink strategy”

[@brionfranks478]

at the electronic casinos they have in NYC this low risk/ push strategy is a good way to rack up comp points fast

[@andrewcarr2431]

@@ColorUp your "free drinks" cost you $30, lol. still pretty good system for a low risk/newbie player to the Craps table

[@ColorUp]

Well some casinos do charge $15 if you go the bar ! :)

[@GettingBentWithBo]

@@ColorUp 3 years to reply. Not bad LOL

[@Coolguy-ny5nl]

Color up, you rock with various strategies, live rolls and explanations in craps....love your videos and channel.....Subscribed !!!

[@ColorUp]

Thank you!

[@jameshogan4633]

Just a heads up. An impromptu stop by the casino I had $60 in my pocket. Stopped by the $5 table and played this strategy and an hour later walked out with $240 in my pocket. To me it's a great way to break the ice on the tables to see how they are flowing and also if you are moving up from a $5 to a $10 or $15 table it's a great way to get your feet wet. But then it would be $24 and $36 per shooter.

[@ColorUp]

Nice feedback thanks!

[@bradswarts9381]

Your awesome I love watching you

[@Jeff-gt2xu]

I like this one, but I would change this to a $14 bet. I would hedge the come out roll by putting $2 on the C-E, which pays 7 for 1 (split or 14 for 1 not split). Yoh would win: pass line + $5: C-E + $14: field + $5 for a $24 profit. Any craps: loses the pass line bet: C-E wins $14: field + $5 to $10 depending on the number; profit $12 to $22 (-$7 loss) The rest plays as described in the video.

[@MichaelGonzalez-hd7kk]

Here is a strategy to play with. The "Strangle Hold" A little more involved but the "Just" of it is that you bet both the Pass Line and don't Pass at the same time (5 dollar bet on each) and then place or lay odds depending on the point number. So if the point is 6 or 8 you place odds and if the point is 4 or 10, you lay odds. Admittedly, I've never tried using it at a live table but would be interesting to see how it would work in practice.

[@ColorUp]

Michael Gonzalez email this to me at [e-mail] so it doesn’t get lost, thanks

[@dennisshaw7301]

I have used this strategy but done it a couple of different ways. 1) I have played the come and field but also a $ 1 crap bet on the come out. 2) I have waited for a point and just placed the six and eight. It is a low risk strategy to just enjoy the game.

[@ColorUp]

Dennis Shaw yep, thanks for sharing your variations

[@arlenestanton9955]

How would you split the bet, $5 come, 5$ field, then $2 crap check on the come out?

[@chukprez8587]

Always enjoy potential strategies from fellow crappies. My opinion: 1. Never bet Pass Line if you don't bet odds (zero casino advantage). 2. Field Bet is independent and a poor bet (16 winners, 20 losers). 3. All middle stickman bets have the worst odds. I know this strategy is for low rollers who only want to bet $12. An alternative would be to place the 6 & 8 for $6 each. Take one or both bets down when one hits. 6&8=10 ways, 7 out= 6 ways. So you'd win (a small amount) 10 of 16 rollers. Not ideal, but a good way to prolong your suffering if you only want to bet $12.

[@ColorUp]

Chuk Prez this is just one way to play, if you don’t like I understand, I show strategies with just the 6/8. And pass and odds. On this channel I show as many as I can, and let the viewer decide if they’re interested. Thanks for watching and your feedback.

[@chukprez8587]

I didn't mean to sound critical, just adding my 2¢. I love these live craps videos and it's a good forum to bounce ideas around with fellow players. Keep up the good work. 👍🎲🎲

[@Jana-TheCraftyGambler]

I know that there will be people who vehemently disagree with me but I play craps for fun, I love playing the field. There have been times I’ve pulled myself out of a hole by playing the field. But it’s a buyer beware type of thing. It can go horribly wrong too. The one thing most new players do is see that there have been , say, 5 field numbers thrown, and they think wow, and throw their bet out and the dice falls on a no field #. Dice don’t have a memory and it’s a game of chance, but I play it and had decent return. I start out playing it and I try, not to push my luck on it. Dice will do what their going to do and there is nothing we can do about it. I’ll still play it and have fun.

[@ColorUp]

Its a gambling game, and should be about entertainment. It is not an "investment plan"

[@djdestroyer]

I just enjoy watching... Very pleasing.

[@tyronepowers76]

Another fun honest one shot video. Great work keep it up!. You could do a video about the “secret menu” at the craps table? Hop bets, odds, others? Basically the bets that are not on the layout. Would be a good reference for us noobs!

[@ColorUp]

Tyrone Powers secret menu...that’s a fun idea, I’ll put on my to do list

[@johnsherman9597]

Thanks for all of your videos My son and I are heading to Vegas next month and we are planning to try some of the strategies from your videos out Please keep up the good work

[@ColorUp]

John Sherman have fun, and good luck on coloring up!

[@towanamorris3118]

I actually like this strategy...gonna try it tonight when I go and let you know how it works out for me...even going through that many shooters and only coming out -30 is good

[@ColorUp]

towana morris can’t wait to hear how you do...good luck on coloring up!!

[@SureShot_2]

let us know

[@towanamorris3118]

UPDATE...so I tried this strategy last nite at the casino and it worked out well for me...I had to have a bigger bankroll because my casino don’t have $5 craps tables on Saturday nite...so my bankroll was $22 per shooter and I also bet the bonus craps per shooter for $3...so basically $25 per shooter which is way cheaper than I usually bet on per shooter...I stuck to the strategy and went around the table twice using this strategy...after my 2nd roll I colored up and made a profit of $300...I usually dont use money management 😏😏😏😏when playing craps I just throw out whatever bets I feel but this really saved me money in the long run...thanks for the videos💕💕💕keep them coming...

[@ColorUp]

towana morris that’s great feedback! Appreciate it. Glad it worked out for you. No matter how you play money management is going to be key.

[@shaun8667]

towana morris you said $22 so you can still place the 6 and 8 for $6 when the table minimum is $10...hmmm I don’t think so. And a $10 table on a Saturday night $300 come on..you are not truthful..stop with the BS it’s deceiving and just plain crap

[@jamilcage8531]

Used it this evening. Made $230 In 90 minutes. Probably helped that the old timers we rolling 20+. But it worked great using press/collect

[@ColorUp]

anytime rolls are going 20+ , most strategies are going to win...way to color up!

[@Elmseeker]

If you're starting with $12 with the intention of playing 6/8 place bets, why bother with the pass line and field? Just start with the 6/8 and put your winnings into 5 and the field for the first 2 and collect + press (collect 1 win, press the next on same number)from there on out. This gets 6 and 8 working for you right away and once you have 5 and the field up, you win on every single roll that isn't a 7 as you now have every number covered.

[@ColorUp]

Sure, thats fine, thats just a different strategy...million different ways to play. Thanks for feedback, good stuff.

[@jameshoward8609]

You also forgot to hedge your bet on the second come out roll after you got the lucky hard 6. You placed your winnings on the #6 place bet (that is off on the come out) and should have just gone back to your $5 place and FIELD bet. Starting with $12 is a challenge but I often only risk up to $15 on any random shooter. This betting strategy is workable and as mentioned placing an Any Craps bet does cover you a bit better. You only have the #5 that can hurt you. Keep up the good work you are making the game more understandable to everyone.

[@ColorUp]

James Howard thanks for watching and the feedback, appreciate it

[@UltimateTexasHoldemGuru]

Why do people say "Random" shooter? Every single person that rolls the dice is a "RANDOM" SHOOTER.

[@ColorUp]

NC State Wolfpack obviously they believe some are not, to each his own, no use worrying about what others believe or not. It’s like religion, you aren’t going to convince someone other than what they believe so....

[@jameshoward8609]

Random shooter is a term used for someone that you do not know and have never seen them throw the dice. Also it is someone that does not set the dice or throw with a certain style every throw. Alot of people do not beleave in controlled dice throwing but you can influence the outcome with practice. Unless I have played at the same table with another person they are just some random person and I adjust my betting accordingly. If I have never played on a particular table I even consider myself a random shooter until I get a feel for the table. ie: Firmness, bounciness, length, dice being used.

[@UltimateTexasHoldemGuru]

James Howard Your rolls are random on every table just like everyone else

[@Patman824]

I really wish you would upload to Rumble. I only really come to KZbin for your videos

[@fartfalcon]

Love all these different strategies

[@ColorUp]

fartfalcon thanks for watching, I love trying all these strategies

[@littlejimmy1636]

Color Up good show ,if you got $90 back out of your $120 that was a good showing for betting $12,keep up the videos they are fun to watch.

[@ColorUp]

Little Jimmy thanks for watching, I’ll keep em up as long as people seem to want them

[@gingerbread2875]

Little Jimmy In a casino shill.

[@richardlongo4349]

Whar about raising the bet a little and playing the DP and field on the come out? Like 10 on the DP and 5 in the field. Then play like you did placing the 6 and 8 on a field win.

[@ColorUp]

Richard Longo sure, hedging you might be spinning your wheels a little, but a conservative method that could work

[@larrystorey5857]

I once saw a couple guys where one guy was betting the pass line and his buddy was betting the don't pass line. If one won, the other lost. I guess they were pooling their money and wanted to hang out and get free drinks.

[@mrgirard47]

they would not break even when a 12 comes out, LOL

[@ColorUp]

Free drinks, also some people do it for rating purposes to earn comps from the casino. And yes, the 12 will lose and prevent them from completely breaking even.

[@herbclark2476]

I am going to watch all of your videos as it has been a LONG time since I have been on a craps table! Back in my day I never even placed bets and would never place bets! New learning experience for me. Mad not losing any money!

[@ColorUp]

Thank you. I think the beginner series is a great place to start as a refresher.

I start with $20, $5 on the pass and $12 for the 6 and 8. Wait to recoup my $20 then press if a 7 hasnt hit yet.

[@SunnyHippies]

what about the dont pass line to open the roll, then you can set up the 6/7/8 hedge. Is this the safer play?

[@ColorUp]

could play it that way. Im not a big fan of hedging, feels like betting against yourself.

[@ulyssesgriffin26]

I won $610 last night at the cannery off $20 I played the field and pass line and 6/8 that's it money was coming in

[@ColorUp]

Wesley Griffin wow, the dice were rolling just right, nice!

[@ulyssesgriffin26]

Color Up thanks I posted a video on my social medias

[@ColorUp]

Wesley Griffin awesome man, I really appreciate it!

[@DocterGordon]

Congrats dude:) I work there. I might of been there it it was that 40 minute roll at 7am

[@filmtajm35]

Wesley Griffin Good idiot. Why not next time play with the lowest odds against you and you win even more money then you are so lucky. And by the way, never bet against yourself. That's only plain stupid.

[@7rucus11]

Can you bet one dollar hardway on a five dollar table?

[@ColorUp]

7rucus11 yes you can, proposition bets are almost always lower than the table minimum...I believe once you are at a $25 table or higher than the prop bets may be $5

[@arielletolome5036]

I live in North New Jersey. So going to Atlantic City is a 2 hr and 30 min drive, and Sands Casino at PA is 1 hr and 30 min drive. I'm having a hard time finding $5 min bets because they increase min bets during peak hours.

[@ColorUp]

Arielle Tolome yeah, east coast your probably always going to see 10/15 minimums

[@arielletolome5036]

Color Up just went to Sands Casino yesterday. Min bets were $15, that’s pretty high for me since my bankroll is $500. In the end I walked away with negative $190. Not a great start. At least I had so much fun and everyone was cheering since I kept rolling craps numbers, hard 6s and hard 8s for them

[@ColorUp]

Arielle Tolome not much wiggle room with only 500 on a 15 table, at least you had a good time

[@dru713281]

I go to Atlantic city all the time and you can find 5 dollar min tables at ballys Wild West on thur fri and sat 4pm to 4am. It gets loud cause it is a club right in front but I've done ok there and fire bets are cool. Sometimes they have 5 min during the week but it's like 2pm to 9pm only and in Wild West part only not the main casino but the party / poker side of the boardwalk. I play craps and am a great shooter if you ever wanna shoot or let me shoot for you hit me up.

[@ColorUp]

dru713281 great info. Thanks

[@dennisyoung5246]

Hi: I wonder how hard it would be to pick 3 or 4 strategies you like and use the following procedure: Run one strategy for 10 shooters. Then take the same rolls of the dice for the other strategies to compare which strategy performed better using your practice table. The results might be interesting in that a particular strategy might be more consistently a winner.

[@ColorUp]

It would just let you know which would be best for that particular roll of ten shooters. Do it again and would get different results. That’s the magic of dice, every roll is independent, and last results can’t predict future.

[@dennisyoung5246]

@@ColorUp Thanks for your reply. To add to my comment above, if you have a favorite strategy that shows a profit in a video, you could do a followup video running the winning strategy with another that you want to compare it to. Maybe compare a passline strategy with a don't pass strategy. I liked the video of you and your friend playing together. You used a passline and he used a don't pass strategy so people can decide how the action works. Thanks for your videos.

[@chrismanley8431]

I'm new to this game and appreciate your honesty and diligence in your video's! I realize this is old but I'm hoping that u will see this! Q-1.= what do you think of having the 5,6,8 working on come out with this strategy? ***** I do realize that it would no longer be a $12 but what a $29 strategy that would hedge the 5,6,8......?

[@ColorUp]

Thats fine, if you want to risk a little more, a hit on 5/6/8 will offset a lose in the field, only issue is if a come out 7 rolls, you win on pass but lose all other bets, so little more risk on come out 7

[@beastmode7013]

So with a bigger bank roll will it still work if u bet 24 36 48 etc a hand?

[@ColorUp]

Yep, bigger bets equals bigger wins but also bigger loses.

[@richardupyurass2379]

So can you bet the field on the come out roll? I thought you could only bet pass or don't pass

[@ColorUp]

the pass or don't is required to shoot the dice, the field is a one roll bet and you can bet at any time. You can even make any of the place bets on the numbers if you like for the come out roll, by default they are "off" and not working but if you ask the dealer, they can be turned on for the come out roll.

[@richardupyurass2379]

Color Up Got it. Thanks for clarification.

[@1215k]

On the first roll you you don't lose on hard six .why did you learn to play dice ?

[@ColorUp]

Ashok Kumar it’s not a hard six, as that is two 3’s it was a 12 sometimes called boxcars, and yes it should have been a push, but you know that, you prolly just made a mistake as I did, we are all human :) no need to criticize others and ask where they learn :) thanks for watching

[@quipttraining9064]

How many takes did it take to come up with a profit tho? Honestly I wanna try just want the truth bro

[@ColorUp]

Did this video show a profit? Most of my videos do not. All my videos are honest and I film them one time. I do not benefit any by showing them winning. I show strategies and the viewers can decide if they like or not. I don't care either way. There is no such thing as a "winning strategy" All strategies can win sometimes, but NO strategy will win all the time.

[@quipttraining9064]

Color Up ok I believe you just was ok. I was just seeing if you tried it in a actual casino and what the outcome was.

[@ColorUp]

@@quipttraining9064 ah ok, I have played it, its conservative strategy, won't win much won't lose much typically, and I have had mixed results in the casino with it

[@BryanCarthell]

I like this idea. I was wondering about how to use the field as a hedge against the come out. But I never knew what to do if the dice rolled 5, 6, 8.

[@ColorUp]

BryanCarthell yeah, kinda stuck with the 5,6,8, a lot of people just play any craps for $1 instead of a $5 field

[@BryanCarthell]

Color Up yeah I do that myself.

[@shaun8667]

Hit the hard 6 and 8

[@Himithor]

?4U Color Up, Is there anyway to hedge against the 7 with this strategy? Thx 😀

[@ColorUp]

Himithor you mean to hedge the pass line bet once a point is made?... I don’t know you can play the “any seven” or hop the sevens, but both really poor bets.

[@antoniogranatelli5280]

I thought you should ALWAYS take odds behind the pass line once the point it set?

[@ColorUp]

Antonio Granatelli while that is not bad advice, it is often repeated by players that don’t fully understand. Taking odds is the best bet in the casino for money you intended to bet anyway. If you plan on betting $15 a hand it would be much better to bet $5 on pass and the rest in odds vs $15 on pass. If you only have $5, then don’t play odds just because people say to. 1. It does not effect or increase your chances to win the bet 2. Your expected loss remains the same no matter if you add odds or not. 3. Adding odds makes your game much more volatile, the swings up and done are larger. Having said that, if you plan to play more than the table minimum, add it to the odds bet as that portion of bet gets paid off at 0% house commission which is a true and fair 50/50 bet. If the dice roll in your favor you will win faster vs without odds. Hope this helps.

[@zimbob312]

@5:45 you say you lost your hardway... you cant lose hardways while there is no point set and the puck is off. Just like how you cant win if you rolled a hard 6 on the new come out roll.

[@ColorUp]

zimbob312 that may be true at your casino as some casinos do automatically turn Hardway bets off for the come out of a new game, but that is not a universal standard of the game as for many they are working and would have to be called “off” by the player

[@beardown1995]

Interesting way to qualify a random shooter for dice setters. How about a running cumulative total on the side? A video combining with either 3 point Molly strategy might be interesting.

[@ColorUp]

cumulative total of? winnings? losses?

[@beardown1995]

Cumulative or running total (wins and losses) for the entire video. Apologies for any misunderstanding.

[@ColorUp]

beardown1995 No worries, I’ve got that request quite a few times. I need to figure an easy way to do that. I’m already investing hours of my time in editing, and looking to cut back instead of expand. I used to not have chips in view which I added so people can kinda visually follow along. It’s a great suggestion, for sure, just not sure how to implement in timely fashion. Thanks for the feedback

[@Bishop88Shadow]

Maybe place a secondary camera with a close up view of a chip rack/s...might be an easy way for those that want to see if they can do a lil quick math

[@willcoopersmith]

why not just place a six dollar 6 and 8 after the point is established? are there better odds doing it this way?

[@ColorUp]

With the field you are actually dealing with worse odds, this is just a different way to play....no better or worse than just playing the 6/8 after point, all just depends on how the dice roll.

[@astrosjer822]

Just bought in at my local for $140.00 at a $5 table....worst session I ever had. 8 shooters and no points hit. 5 of the 8 were quick 7 outs...worst session I have ever had

[@ColorUp]

That stinks! Where you using this strategy? No points as well as no 6/8 being hit?

[@dnewman3402]

I used the strategy years ago on a choppy crap table because the other crap tables were $10 and I couldn't get on them because the tables were both hot. On the choppy and cold crap table I was on, eight shooters in a row all sevened out. Four of the points were 6 & 8 and the other four points were 5 X9. Your stategy only works on a warm or hot crap table.

[@ColorUp]

David Sanders yep, no strategy works all the time, but all will win some of the time, it all depends on the dice cooperating

[@quipttraining9064]

Astrosjer same shit happened to me two casino visits in a row.

[@MrAndyd63]

Why do you only play the field on new shooters? Why not on comeout after a point is made?

[@ColorUp]

Andy D you could, but I was trying to stick to only $12 per shooter as max investment

[@speedyhonu]

I believe the strategy is using the field to "jump start" the money for placing the 6 & 8. Just hoping for no 5, 6 or 8. After the point is made, you may have the 6/8 placed or can use the profit to place them. No need to play the field again, mainly because this is a poor bet with a high vig (house edge).

[@OneOfDaKine82]

What about the 5 in the come out roll. We’ll lose on the field. So just bet the remaining $2 on the hards?

[@ColorUp]

Harrison Gomez yep, according to this strategy, probably safer just to pocket the $2 but....it’s gambling

[@InsidetheCasino]

LOVE this concept! Got to try it when I get back to Vegas. If you want to help me make more live craps videos, please consider supporting my Patreon page. Get the details here.... www.patreon.com/InsidetheCasino

[@ColorUp]

Thanks for watching.

[@gslots4217]

Simply the best

[@jaimegarcia7922]

Here is a better idea, on the come out bet [ 5dollars on don't pass AND then place the 6 and 8 for 5 dollars each ] you can only lose 5 dollars.

[@k9daniel]

??? ok.... what if it a 10 min.. table... is it a $24 bet... in other words do i double it?

[@ColorUp]

k9daniel yep, exactly

[@FarmerEd8369]

If I wasn’t shooting I would probably skip the line and field on come out and place 6/8 after point. 😅

[@Luka.5064]

In my casino you have to have a pass line bet before you can roll the dice

[@ColorUp]

That’s same for all casinos, a pass line or don’t pass bet is required. A lot of my videos assume someone else is rolling the dice. You can still play any strategy but yes, a line bet will be required

[@Luka.5064]

K, thanks for the reply

[@ReaverLordTonus]

I'd imagine you'd need more than just $12 At the start otherwise one bad roll will clean you out in less than 5 minutes.

[@ColorUp]

Yep...$12 per shooter, I like to have enough for 10 shooters so, $120

[@ReaverLordTonus]

Color Up I use mobile apps to test these strategies out and so far 4 shooters in a row followed a pattern. Shooter 1: (4) +$5, place bets $6 on the 6 and 8 (10) no effect (7) -$17 Shooter 2: (5) -$5, $1 hard ways 6 and 8 (7) -$7 Shooter 3: (6) -$5, $1 hard ways 6 and 8 (2) no effect (8-easy) -$1 (9) no effect (7) -$6 Shooter 4: (7) push (10) +$5, place bets $6 on the 6 and 8 (7) -$17 Total loss: $48 It really comes down to whether or not you're going to make any points, if you got bad shooters, you're out real fast.

[@ColorUp]

hmmm, interesting, 4 shooters is a pretty small sample size, but thanks for the feedback, love it!

[@ReaverLordTonus]

Color Up I'd imagine if I keep going in the mobile app it might level out. Problem is I see this happen a lot at real tables so I usually walk away after 4 shooters in a row can't make more than three rolls before a 7 and never hit the point. For this strategy, I'd probably throw in a $10 Don't Come bet just to have a chance to recoup some money on a 7.

[@mattbartels9290]

TonesTheGeek perhaps gamblers fallacy a bit, but when I see those tables I shift to the dark side and do pretty well. Occasionally a hotter shooter will come around and make me honest again.

[@advantagegamblingconcepts3481]

I LOVE your videos!!

[@ColorUp]

Thank you! I've been watching your live action videos, keep it up.

[@phucu1125]

so what happens when you lose your field bet on the come out. You plays work when you stage the whole thing as you need it to work but that isn't real life.

[@ColorUp]

Not staged... if you actually watch, the field doesn't hit in this video, and the end result is a net loss. Like all strategies the dice have to roll just right to win.

[@czechmarque]

I have a better idea - don't bet the pass line unless you are shooting. If you are shooting bet pass line, DON'T PASS LINE and 1 dollar on 12.

[@chadcrist8204]

Why not on your first try of this strategy you rolled a 12 and got paid, why wouldn't you use that profit for the 6 or 8 after point was established.

[@daltontarrance3077]

Chad Crist he’s only playing 12 bucks per shooter

[@daltontarrance3077]

Just trying to win more than 12 bucks before he loses. This is a low budget strategy

[@chadcrist8204]

@@daltontarrance3077 it was the money he won from his initial investment. He isn't spending any more.

[@jordan1022]

I don't know where you really expect to find $5 tables. Most min tables are $10 so you may need to change the title.

[@ColorUp]

jordan1022 majority of people go to Vegas to gamble and it’s easy to find $5 tables there. I travel all over the the country and only play $5 tables. Seems like only the east cost is it harder to find $5 tables. I’m sorry your local area only has $10

[@fateofmorality]

In vegas, try Silverton. If you're on the strip you're going to find $10 min's. But out of the strip, if you find where the locals go you can play inexpensive craps.

[@ColorUp]

fateofmorality weekend hard to find less than $10, but $5 tables on strip in morning, I saw at lower end places like Luxor /Excalibur - in Vegas I prefer downtown.

[@christopherhiggins4249]

jordan1022 all of vegas

[@DEATHBYA1000CUTS]

Just concluded a trip to Vegas, plenty of $5 tables there. Played this strategy but upped the bet to $50 per shooter, stayed off the hardways....and pressed the first win every time.... pulled the winnings after that....played hour and a half first day and won $2400....played 3 hours the 2nd days and won over $7k

[@EscapingEmpires]

Hitting that hard 6 when you only had $2, would NEVER happen to me, lol. 5:00

[@shaun8667]

Whenever I place a bet I’ll same bet when it hits one time then press up. It’s just my thing I feel better when some money comes back and I rack it rather than go up and leave all my money for that nasty 7..when I same bet the first time the bet hits it just relieves those evil thoughts of that seven that enter your head and next roll BAM there it is..it’s real

[@ColorUp]

Any time you recoup your investment back first, its much easier to "gamble" with the winnings. Thats how I like to play as well.

[@carloso2459]

Where are all these $5 dollar tables. I'm lucky if i can find a $15 table

[@ColorUp]

Harder to find during covid, but played two in Vegas last week. Binions and Ellis island.

[@carloso2459]

@@ColorUp is this during the week or weekend? I remember i asked for a $10 table on a Sat and i kinda got laughed at. Haha.

[@ColorUp]

Saturday and sunday

[@madisonmaya94]

This is my strategy on the six

[@joes6319]

You didn't change dice

[@ColorUp]

?

[@joes6319]

@@ColorUp I only noticed late in the vid. You know these 3 below: 1_Each New roller> selects 2 of 5 dice; 2_ with each Seven,7, out> opportunity to roll is offered to next player on left; 3 _ (repeatedly) to the New Shooter; stick offers new roller 5 dice> i/o for shooter to select two. Start at 07:30 > when were you going to use different dice lol

[@gingerbread2875]

Just put the money on 6 or 8, Take the first hit come down and repeat next game with casino money, if you get hit again, Take half for you and use the profit to cover 4#s with casino money in the third game, continue this until 7 TAKES away your casino money bets. NOW you start again with 12 dollars of your profit casino money and pyrmid it back up keeping half of each hit for you. No matter what you will have your original money in hand if the game earns all your casino profit money back from you. If it does leave with your money come back again. skip the passline, better to wait for point and put your pass bet and odds money on one # for true odds, otherwise your sacrificing true odds pay out for even money on the passline, that's freaking retarded and only really stupid people bet the pass line. The field is only played once you have casino money on all place bet options. This way 568 you push but on all other place bets you get paid true odds on the place plus the field. Works great on crapless craps tables. Never play regular CRAPS tables unless playing the DARK SIDE. CRAPLESS CRAPS IS FOR WINNERS ONLY.

[@ColorUp]

Thanks for your opinions on craps.

[@bucky90269]

There are so many "strategies" or "systems" out there for craps. People love to overcomplicate this simple game. It is quite simple. Approach the game with your mind on the long run, forget the short term "sexy" bets like the prop bets or the field. The house edge on those bets are not good. You're better off betting on the pass/don't pass with max odds, and come/don't come with max odds. Placing the 6 and 8 are pretty good bets as well. The only other bets worth playing are buy bets on the 10/4 and 9/5 in casinos that only collect vig on wins. Any other craps bet is trash/ Any bet where the house has an edge higher than 2% is trash, and that is any bet other than the ones I just mentioned. It is as simple as that folks! Oh and if you are a regular you can grind out the game even more, reducing the house edge down to a minimum. Develop a count system and only bet after a certain number of rolls per roller. This will give you more time at the table and increase your comps.

[@ColorUp]

You are right. It is a simple game. And GAMES should be fun, so play however you want. There are other craps bets that are above 2% but are lower than other games such as roulette or slots, so in comparison to those games they are not trash. Thanks for watching and your comments.

[@bucky90269]

@@ColorUp Ya you're right. A big part of it is enjoying yourself. Betting like a calculated robot and grinding it out isn't as fun as riding a hot roll! Good content.

[@paulleidig6095]

Why not forego the Pass Line wager and Place the 6 and 8 for $6 each? When the 6 or 8 hits, collect $7 and take down the 6 and 8 wager.

[@ColorUp]

Paul Leidig that’s just a different strategy than this and I show in another video, thanks for watching

[@sethblack5309]

Rather than betting hardway bets with remaining $2 you could of took the $5 in they tray & placed a number with it?

[@Billstoutsellscars]

Why not take odds against the point at the bare minimum?

[@ColorUp]

You are welcome to, and odds is a great additional bet, but this strategy is about risking as little as possible

[@richardmoiger6487]

New shooter change the dice

[@SamSitar]

i will do that.

[@gingerbread2875]

I play only no craps and i use the field to load the place bets and place bet wins to recoup field losses. Never ever play the passline or come bet.

[@ColorUp]

Sounds like you have the perfect strategy......thanks for watching

[@waynemerritt155]

unless 7 comes up

[@ColorUp]

Wayne Merritt which is the case with most right/pass strategies

[@shaun8667]

Hop it

[@chriswehner4450]

I turned 20 into 100

[@alexwalston5469]

I love your videos, but I wouldn't call the hardways a "sucker bet". I get that the house edge is way high, making you a sucker, but hard 6&8 are money bets, especially when you've already pressed your 6. I often play hard bets before the point is set. Generally Yo, any seven and any craps. Anywhere from $9-$15. If the point is set, I eat it. But it makes money if not.

[@bobcrane2720]

A more logical play would be to ignore the pass line and just put the $12 on 6 and 8, instead you used field and hardways to have a high house edge. I used to power press, then I just pressed; now I suspect that flat betting is better. Of course, this is with a controlled shooter and after a regression to keep the risk as low as possible.

[@lesbolstad]

"Controlled shooter", you know there's no such thing right? I will offer 100k to anyone who proves they can control the dice.

[@BryanCarthell]

FYI: Hardways are off on the come out by default. At least that’s how it is on the East Coast.

[@ColorUp]

BryanCarthell hmmm, ok thanks

[@darrenhutton9869]

We leave ours on unless you call them off

[@ColorUp]

Darren, let us know where

[@darrenhutton9869]

Color Up I deal at a casino in Washington state just out side of Seattle

[@AstroGyde]

Color Up Gulf Coast Casinos Hardways are always on unless called off, including the come out.

[@arealmench]

...... IF ......

[@ColorUp]

If can also be described as .....gambling

[@gingerbread2875]

Don't throw away the two bucks. Wait for the six to win and start again, DUMMY.

[@ColorUp]

Dummy? thats so cute

[@devinespinoza5529]

12 pays triple

[@ColorUp]

Some casinos yes, some no. Some casinos pay triple on the 2 instead of the 12

[@haxxmonkey]

If you're not gonna bet max odds, $5 pass line bet is stupid. This guy clearly has never dealt the game before

[@ColorUp]

Chris Houtz thanks for your opinion...question for you, do you always seek out tables with 100x odds and always bet the max, and if not, does that make you stupid?

[@fixitlinc3339]

Write a script, and read it over before making a video

[@ColorUp]

Thanks for advice. I’ll check out your videos for more tips.

[@gingerbread2875]

Ever notice how these casino magicians never ever demonstrate there stratigys at real casinos.

[@ColorUp]

Casinos don't allow filming. If you could hook that up for me that would be great. Also most of the strategies I show lose money in the video which is true to real life as no strategy can overcome the casino advantage. You have to get lucky to beat the odds and win, otherwise long term you will always lose money gambling on craps.

[@brandonmcguire2263]

more like $12 crap betting strategy

[@ColorUp]

clever, thanks for watching

[@filmtajm35]

Totally stupid strategy. People who suggest a such "strategy" are insane and people following a such strategy even more insane. What's the PC on a field bet? What's the PC placing the numbers with place or buy bets? The PC on lay bets? The only bets to wager on is: Pass with free odds, come with free odds, don't pass with free odds and don't come with free odds. What the PC on such bets? Compare and make your own conclusion. And avoid sucker bets and sucker advice.

[@ColorUp]

House edge on place 6/8= 1.5% lay 4/10= 1.7% when vig on win, pass/don’t is 1.4% and odds is 0% so yes pass/don’t has a lower house edge, does that guarantee it will win...nope! Does that make all other bets stupid? Maybe, but maybe you shouldn’t be gambling at all, as most people would consider any house edge stupid. Thanks for your opinion.

[@filmtajm35]

Color Up PC on lay 4 and 10 is 2.4%, not 1.7% as you describe it, which is better than buy with 4.7% and buy is better than place with 6.7%. As earlier stated, cover the numbers with come and don't come bets with free odds instead and reduce the PC to .8%. A smart gambler always wager on bets with the lowest PC and always stays away from sucker bets such as field, box numbers and proposition, not to mention big 6 and 8 with a PC of 9.09. Place 6 and 8 is correctly a PC of 1.5%, but again, come bets only have a PC of 1.4% and further reduced to .8% with free odds.

[@filmtajm35]

Color Up It's not a opinion. It's mathematics. The Casinos relay on percentage. All of them and that's how they earn their money. Big money. A smart gambler do the same.

[@ColorUp]

HE on lay 4/10 is 1.7% when vig is collected only on the win as I stated. Some casinos collect vig upfront and in that case you are correct at 2.4%.

[@ColorUp]

If you were to rely on "mathematics" then you should not be playing, as you correctly state the Casino always has the edge no matter what. This is a game of chance and luck, long term the most optimal bet is Don't pass with max odds but you will still lose. But in the short term, the guy who throws some money on a bad prop bet can walk away a winner while you keep losing your point numbers with odds and go home broke. It's a game. Play however you want, wins are not guaranteed no matter what you do.

[@rodneythompson9560]

Lame strategy