Beat the Casino with $36 - Craps Betting Strategy

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[@clueless9245]

Odds for 5 & 9: Unknown if you wanted to keep this simple or forgot, so I will dare to raise my hand. At 19:48 a 9 was rolled. You placed single odds behind the line per the strategy. Of course, you know even odds for numbers ending in E does not shortchanged your payout.

[@ColorUp]

Good catch. Yep should make it $16 or $20 for the proper 3:2 payout

[@slloyd9892]

No hedge. No $240 at risk. I like this one. Simple and can be played at any level.

[@willmunson9320]

The low roller that I am likes this 😂

[@flexmtb]

Congrats on the 100K man. Been watching since (almost) the begging!

[@ColorUp]

Thanks!

[@peteranderson116]

I like the idea of this low budget strategy, but I would skip the field bet on the comeout and rather do $3 craps check. This way you can utilize the your winning odds on the pass line and you will always have $18 for the 6 or 8 after the point is established.

[@TheShirleyface]

Don't know if this is the first time doing this but it is the first time I have seen it. Love that you lay out the game plan in detail. Most of the time I am trying to figure out a part of the plan

[@ryanhessler8966]

I just used this strategy on my cruise last week at the $5 limit. I modified it to $17 at risk so that I could always have at least two numbers covered once the point was established if my field bet lost. If it won, I got three covered. I then never touched the field until a new shooter. I was lucky enough to be a part of a 43 and a 41 roll turn on two different nights I played and walked away with 160 dollars in profit. It was an absolute blast! The table was cleaning house. There were a couple high rollers there who pulled down thousands, they had to bring more chips to the table twice one night. I wish I would've been betting heavier but I just don't have that bank roll and you never know when big red is coming. Still I want to thank you for your channel. It gave me the confidence to walk up to the table knowing a little bit about what I was doing.

[@muhammadcurtis6759]

I’ll give this a go as well. A $500 buy in will last at least 15 shooters since more than likely they won’t all PSO. I still remember the one time I bought in at the craps table in Resorts AC for $200 & left with $3500. I came with a similar low roller strategy ($15 on the 5 & 9 or the 4 & 10), and the by the end of one shooter I had $240 on the 6 & 8. So this will be added to my arsenal. Thanks Jeremy!

[@steventran3744]

The $200 buy in to $3,500 probably happens 10% of the time or less. I feel like low roller strategies are just a small donation to the casino for entertainment.

[@steventran3744]

With light side strategies I wanna get my buy in out as quickly as possible and play with house money.

[@AlixD0829]

​@@steventran3744What strategies do you like to use to accomplish your mission?

[@Nullzone42]

This is awesome, I always hated hearing the “odds is the best bet in the house” line because it just felt like throwing money away (even if I understand the math of it). Having a way to benefit from odds without breaking the bank and still having some play for hot streaks is a huge pop!

[@gusmaschmann]

Love it. Nice and easy for a small bankroll.

[@davidsteinkamp6012]

Thanks, can you run that same computer simulation at the end with the 440 regression method? I’m interested to see how that plays.

[@markadkins9290]

Got to love the low rollers!

[@butch14ful]

Worth a try next trip.

[@Unholychaos987]

I was so optimistic for this strategy! Then I tested it out for myself assuming a $25 table and $500 bankroll. $60 per shooter. Come out 5, 6, 8 came up frequently in my rolls, hard 6/8 only hit maybe twice. I had alot of 7 outs before hitting any numbers, which I understand is just variance. I still leaning towards the improved iron cross, even for a relatively low buy in, for my next casino trip

[@klblissdish]

Thanks, got nearly 400% on virtual training table (come out & field @ $25)

[@DarthMagog]

Tried this at locals and actually made a ton on a hot roller. Got a little greedy and gave some back so i had to win it back on Blackjack. Was up 108 when i left the table, 327 when I left the casino. Hopefully it works when i go to Vegas this summer. Thanks Jeremy!

[@hunky_dory_7021]

I liked it!! Will give it a go in LV next week !

[@josephcarter3257]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@joshuawoodring1697]

I'm curious to try this with slightly different order instead of odds-collect-cover I'd want to try, take the risk to 39, +2units on 6/8-single odds and cover a number or cover 2 numbers-collect

[@user-ww5bc1qi4x]

I think I'll start using this for all the random rollers I see here in Vegas. I like using regression strategies to get out of the hand quickly, but I'm leary of the large initial outlay with the random shooters.

[@REPSDirect]

Shooting one radom and one dice set would be an exciting way to test a betting strategy.

[@brandanbaker5604]

Hello. (Kind of newbie here). Question for you if you don't mind. At 22:22 you're rolling to establish a point, and you roll a 6. There were still chips on the "5" and "8" from before. What if, instead of rolling a 6, you would've rolled a 5 OR 8 to be the point, one of the two numbers with chips on them still? Would those chips on the 5 (or 8) paid anything as that 5 (or 8) would've been rolled to become the point, or were they not in play or some sort of "turned off"? Thanks.

[@nyrambler23]

This looks fun. Conservative but potential to get a lot of action, will give this a shot next time since I usually only see $15 and $25 tables in AC or PA.

[@sykorabr]

So the tables by me or at least the ones that I've played recently allow me to do a $5 bet instead of a 15. With that said, would you modify this down to $12 per shooter strategy since it's 1/3 the original play?

[@ColorUp]

If you are looking to bet less, absolutely.

[@ekaftttt]

Tried all strategies in my recent trip to Vegas . You will only lose in craps you have to be very picky to win .

[@2dfx]

Jeremy how are you finding craps attracting new players? Seems to be going in the opposite direction where I am. The 2 closest casinos to me actually removed their craps tables. I'd say in the past 10 years it's gone from 3 tables, down to 1 table, down to roll-to-win, then nothing at all.

[@ColorUp]

definitely think its regional. Data shows (in Nevada at least), profits at the dice table are up, and there are more tables than 40 years ago, and more tables came back after the 2020 fiasco.

[@CaponeCraps]

Every craps table in the Chicagoland area is constantly packed. 10 people on a Tuesday at 11am kind of packed. But almost never see 2 tables open in the same casino here as well. Always 1 sitting empty with a full table right next to it

[@derSchmetterling08]

This low roller approves

[@anujanthaya76]

Newbie. Can you explain why you do 6 and 8 instead of field bet

[@ianparker7061]

How would it affect the strategy if, instead of $36, you risked $45. Played in the same way when the point is 4,9, or 10. You place the six and eight at $18, total $36. But, if you roll the 5,6, or 8 as a point, place single odds behind to try and win the Money back. It would cost more but roll in more often. Still very new to craps, but I think you could put $14 behind a point 5 roll. If not we would have to make it $16 for a $46 risk.

[@ncsuwolf69]

Played this strat at the Harrah's and turned a $300 bankroll to $760 (even with some loose betting like the Bonus game and some wild swings in the Field) - even went on a 15-20 shot heater before breaking it

[@user-bn7mz5ki9f]

Hey somebody spoke to me about you at the GSR casino.

[@EngineerCatPyro]

Great low budget strategy, especially for newbies trying to learn the game. Can learn how to move around the table for cheap, and a $30 profit after playing for a half hour is worth the fun. Everyone want's to win big but being able to stay on a table for some time and not walk away under is always a win.

[@ColorUp]

Agreed

[@johnsowell4369]

Hey Jeremy, I think you have a winner. The only thing I may want to change is instead of $36 per shooter, maybe $51 per shooter, because at worst case scenario, I'd want enough for one Place bet. But as is, it's still a winner. BTW, Jeremy, I'm going to be in your neck of the woods two weeks from today. I'm traveling into Reno 6/17 and will be there until 6/21. Maybe you and I will be at the same craps table. Which casinos do you usually play at?

[@ColorUp]

Gsr or peppermill but I’ll be heading to Vegas at that time

[@johnsowell423]

@@ColorUp Aw shucks. I won't be in Vegas until late September for my wife's birthday. But good luck in Vegas, man. ☺

[@blakeroberts88]

My wife and I tried this strategy tonight for a few hours but it hurt us more than it helped us. We think it’s a cool strategy and it can certainly help minimize losses, but we kept getting hurt by all the 6s and 8s getting rolled on the field bet. Not enough other numbers getting rolled so ultimately we lost money. I really did like this strategy though and I will likely try it again tomorrow.

[@ColorUp]

just depends on how the dice roll. i guess the good thing about a 6/8 being rolled and field loss, is now your pass line bet is on a great number...but again, that doesn't matter if dice do not cooperate and roll those good numbers again.

[@MrRckstdy77]

I like it

[@joshuawoodring1697]

A slow build but I like it because it uses my oft unloved field bet lol

[@BlueKaspar-bc9mj]

For me, I would by pass the odd bet on the point. Like you said, and every single dealer or Even craps players, will tell you everyone will 7 out. Not everyone will hit their point. Wouldn't that make you more of a chance to get even or might even make more profit? Just wondering.

[@ColorUp]

Odds are great if it hits and bad if it misses.

[@ToABrighterFuture]

Assume all the Place numbers get covered. Why not do that whole collect, press, collect, on the Pass Line odds bet, before sweetening the place bets? Or, if it's a REAL monster roll, add a Come bet to the mix, and build odds on that, too?

[@ColorUp]

Off course. Once in profit, distribute bets as you prefer

[@williamsmith5100]

I like the strategy. Am I wrong but on your 20 roll it looked like your 3 call was a 5 1 ...not a 2 1..I looked at it twice but I still could be wrong

[@ColorUp]

On the two, it’s stamped with “colorup” so with light glare it can look like a 5

[@joshua9093]

Where can a chip rack like that?

[@ColorUp]

I found mine on Etsy

[@mikemcc1156]

Not because it just happened to work out in your first 2 live rules, but I would have took the $6 and put it on the 7 anyway. I do every new shooter, and then I parlay that 7. And hope for a big win half the time. You'll get a 77

[@ColorUp]

17 % of the time you will get another 7 to roll after the first one. 1 in 6 ha

[@mikemcc1156]

@@ColorUp feels like more :)

[@ColorUp]

@@mikemcc1156 sometimes it absolutely is more.

[@under49ers79]

👍

[@PeteCarma]

Riiiiiiidiccccculoussss

[@jonathandickerson4226]

Not sure why you are re-playing the Field after hitting a point. As you said at the beginning, the only goal for the Field is to get you the extra to place your first two box numbers. If you have those after hitting the point, wouldn't it be better to just save it and replace your odds after a new point is established?

[@ColorUp]

Fair point

[@Enzolex0204]

Not even half way through and already changing his own strat 😂

[@jdahighroller9389]

$5 tables are dead in Shreveport

[@jamesbrown4254]

I can’t watch this

[@shanef.8410]

19:28--even odds on 9. wont get paid proper

[@ColorUp]

Yep. Someone beat you to it. And I pinned the comment

[@erikcharlat9844]

lol weak sauce. fun to watch tho

[@omnientertainment5852]

All that for $30?

[@ColorUp]

Better than loss. But this is a conservative strategy for low rollers. Want to win more you have to be more aggressive

[@ray6976]

With no progression/regression that 36 dollars per roll will dwindle your bankroll fast..unless a monster roll.

[@ColorUp]

Ive found that not to be true at all. A lot of times you get three numbers working, and with 2 hits you have a profit. sometimes you only get one or no hits, and others multiple, but if anything its a pretty slow burn, not a fast dwindle

[@shanelee848]

Dwindling means it won't be fast at all, which is the point of low roller strategies. Lose money slowly so you remain alive for the monster roll when it comes

[@ray6976]

Well your average roll was 10 and you never hit a 5, 6, or 8 on the come out which would have left you with basically a pass line 15 dollar bet. This was one of those times the dice rolls made the strategy look good but its not going to do that often.

[@Jaypaw72]

@@ray6976 Oh no, a pass line $15 on the 5, 6, or 8! That's soooo bad for a 'failed roll'

[@michaelmain8580]

This is a joke like all the other videos

[@ColorUp]

Cool, thanks for watching and taking time to share your thoughts

[@michaelmain8580]

2 WORDS FOR THESE FAKE CRAPS PLAYERS: GREG ULOHO LOL! He single handedly took you guys out of the craps world and theories on a machine lol! He proves none of you guys "Dice setting" lies work! Guy is making more money then all of you tubers put together and the main difference, "He uses his real money" not playing at home like you dudes!

[@user-ww5bc1qi4x]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I've never seen one of Greg's videos where he puts his $200 in the bubble craps machine and it is gone in 10 minutes.....I'm pretty sure that's happened far more often than those monster wins he posts