Best Craps Strategy in 2024! "The Warren" Huge Profits! 🎲💲💰

[@markthepoint]

Comment one of these Below.. Like this👍. Love this ❤. Gonna Play this👍 ❤

[@edwardbianchi1073]

Any light side strategy works fine when you get a decent amount of rolls but a couple of point -seven outs and you will be going home early

[@markthepoint]

Absolutely. Can't argue that!

[@johnscanga9705]

Well I used the "Warren"...I played more conservative, we played on a$10 table...I played $56 inside...10-18-18-10...We had good shooters on the table and I wanted to reduce the investment to start...Our buy in was $400, we played for about 1.5-2 hours...we won a little over $600 dollars...I believe next week we will play again, and I will try $600 buy in and, still a little conservative, play $110 inside with the same strategy...I also, Will do same bet and collect when my numbers payout $100...Jeremy, from "Color Up" Thank you for your Videos, and thank "Mark the Point" for bringing this strategy to us...

[@markthepoint]

Awesome success story! Thanks for the update! I really like this system! And to your point it can be played at any level. And for low budget $56 is a good base start out! Thanks again! And thanks you @colorup for for your rollout also!

[@neiph8686]

I used this strategy this weekend. I am new to craps. I played 44 inside and bought the 4&10. 800 bankroll I left with 2700.

[@markthepoint]

@@neiph8686 that's awesome! Congrats on the Big Win!

[@Listener827]

When someone tosses a second seven or a horn after a 7 or come out 11, it's a great time to hop the 7's with a similar amount on each horn number. Playing only "light side" and never hopping 7's or playing the horn when there's a string of horns and 7's at the beginning of a roll is a great rare play to enjoy. Made over $3K on a guy who tossed a bunch of 7's and horns. Everyone else just watched and missed out. Something for you to cover. It's not every day, but when it hits, a huge profit is possible hopping those 7's and playing the horn. Longest string of horns and 7's I've seen was 13--and it's what woke me up to play these. Had I played that string, it wouldda been over $12K. Usually it's 5 to 7 rolls on a come-out when they "group".

[@markthepoint]

Very Good advice. I'll look into making videos like this soon...

[@Listener827]

Interesting strategy. Your final numbers on screen at 26:40 shows: Starting:$1500--correct, Ending: $1,392--off by $500--ending was $1,892. Profit was $392. Subscribed to your channel. Would like to see you play this from the don't...believe you'd make even more--say 6 times more. Believe strategy gets slaughtered with multiple short rolls, and you'd be Way ahead with this from the don't. Biggest winning strategy of the game: Ya Gotta own the 7, just like the casino does--without owning the 7, no casino would be in business.

[@markthepoint]

Great Catch! You're either the First one to see this. Or the First to comment.. I didn't even catch it! Thanks Sorry about that.. It's there forever now 🤣😂

[@markthepoint]

I'm also thinking of different variations to play this. Maybe including the DP is a trick!

[@Listener827]

@@markthepoint Technical bookkeeping oversight. Not meant to critique. You're doing well with your channel and your delivery/presentations. Sharing some ideas for you. Biggest mistake folks make is playing Only light side and failing to own the 7--same as the casino does. Imagine going to a Baccarat table and seeing 99% of every game with folks Only betting on the "player" hand. You'd Never see that. Never. Go to a craps table: 99% betting Only on player (light side). Reason: most folks have Never played a DP, DC, or a Lay. Never. Or, if they did use a dark side play, they played Only dark side and lost. Most folks have Zero clue how to "Use" dark side to hedge against losses light side on the short roll. Playing a "blended" play with big money light sided up front, then regression so you're playing Only with CD light side is the play that consistently wins Over Time.

[@getwhtugiv]

I have played this out on my table twice both times over $2000 in profit.

[@markthepoint]

Very nice! Love this update!!!

[@TheOtomo]

The only good thing of what you displayed is the forced regression when the point is hit. Modifying this method to not be so aggressive in the pressing and to just take the wins and rack them! If you do like that, the method recovers nicely even with a few come out 7's.

[@markthepoint]

Yeah. I definitely like the natural regression.. It will only work on Rolls more than ~7 rolls other you are break even or down

[@CasinoGamingTV]

I love a good rhythm play like this. Up and down, up and down. Not going to hammer purples on a hot roll, but he's going to pull more in regularly. Nice.

[@markthepoint]

Yes.. I really liked this one! Good Press action and then the Regress! Up my ally! Thanks John! I appreciate the feedback!

[@Dovey14]

Have you ever considered hedging the come-out roll with a horn or world bet? why or why not?

[@markthepoint]

It's definitely an option.. But hedging too much eliminates the win on the come-out

[@bkameka69]

Nice strategy! I use a simiar strategy that i learned from another popular channel. My first goal is to get back as much of my investment as i can, as fast as i can! For a $25 table I play the same $220 inside, but off on the come out. Im looking for 2 inside hits. After the 2nd, I take down either the 6 or 8 and go 160(or $162 if you have to pay the vig up front) across. Now I have collected back $200($70×2 for the 2 inside hits and $60 i took down off the 6 or the 8) and I'm across for only a $20/$22 investment. After that you can either collect one more hit to make you completely even or just go heavy with the pressure. Its not gonna get you to the blacks as fast as The Warren, but you'll still get there if its a good roll

[@markthepoint]

I also love the options of getting 2 hits and spreading to $160 across.. I have another system that does that exact thing! Thanks for the feedback!

[@kevinkapelii]

On a cruise, I would not play odds, unless you are not trying to earn a "free" cruise. Keep the $50 as a place bet on the point, add $10 if the point is a 6/8, and you can still press the other inside numbers.

[@markthepoint]

This is true.. You don't get rated for odds behind the line. I agree with that! Yes this is a very good thought!

[@obone2750]

It works 🎉🎉 tried it already 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@markthepoint]

@obone2750 Thanks! I appreciate the update!!!✅

[@tireiron7500]

I think I'd play a different strategy until I knew the table and shooters before running a press/regression strategy. It has a good up and down, I like hitting the point and taking profits to the rack. Great opportunity especially on a longer roll when in profit you can continue to press up or go across.

[@markthepoint]

Absolutely... The up and down was key. Bringing money back to the rack each time is what Most people forget to do!

[@bradschwartz9166]

A better regression strategy is 440 inside then 220 after the first hit (Exposed for $80 now) then 110 after the 2nd hit. $100 profit and $110 still working for you after just 2 hits. No muss no fuss just inside numbers and easy. Can do a 5x bank roll or 2,200 since you're exposed very little with the $440. Roll it out!!

[@markthepoint]

This is def aggressive to show $440... While it's Only 1 roll.. I would be sweating bullet's every come-out... 😂🤣 Maybe this can be a High roller strategy

[@Schwartzing]

You could also roll out 220 inside then on the 1st hit take that $70 and buy the 4 and 10 for $25 each. And do a horn for $20. After the 2nd roll drop down to 110 inside. Most likely you’re out of the hand with $110 working and $10 profit after just 2 rolls.

[@markthepoint]

Absolutely. Not a bad idea!

[@pollopollo3531]

​@@Schwartzingyep that's squeeze play. That strategy is so good I don't see the point in playing anything else

[@DanielHughes-ns3yo]

Does the working place bets lose on an 11 on the come out roll?

[@markthepoint]

@@DanielHughes-ns3yo Great question.. No only on a 7 does a place bet lose...

[@DanielHughes-ns3yo]

Thanks! We’re testing it at home and it’s worked out pretty well!

[@shaunholt]

Even playing it at a minimum on a $5 table (which I'd do) this strategy would be murder. I'd get a ton of 7s, including on the come out, and a lot of 4 & 10 and horn numbers. So I'd bet $22 on the inside. Working. 7. Lost $22. Bet $22 more. 5. Made what? $7? Still down $15 with $22 on the table. 7. Now down $37. Bet $22. 11. Nothing. 3. Nothing. 10. We have a point. 10. Everyone's happy but doesn't affect me. 7. Down $59 now. Bet $22. Another 7. I'm done.

[@markthepoint]

WOW.. You definitely got a bad run for sure... It definitely all depends on how the dice rolls... I've seen quite a few success stories off this system... So just like them all, they can win or lose at any point in time.. I Am sorry for the loss.. it doesn't matter how much you Lose it always hurts to walk away down... Please give it another shot and see if it can give better results...

[@DaleMetzger]

Exactly how it goes. 100%.

[@patrckhh20]

Where do you find a $5 table these days?

[@markthepoint]

@patrckhh20 I Believe Ellis Island in Vegas has some.. Also any Bubble Craps machine should be $5

[@MSPcraps]

👍❤ Unlike a lot of other commenters, I love working the comeout. It's like getting an extra roll before the rest of the table like half the time. This looks right up my alley, but I'll probably start with a $10 PL and $20 level box numbers (or 5/10 on my local Roll To Win). I tried a few different levels and this 2:1 ratio works pretty well. Also handy for ETG games where a PL/DP bet is required.

[@markthepoint]

Thanks my friend.. I've always been skeptic.. Because a Lot of people just chunk them the First roll... Seems like it's Creating more 7s ... My own experience... But yes I have another one coming out at lower levels!! 🤣👍🏼

[@johnmc6979]

Hey, I am trying to find your video where the strategy is to bet passline, then come then DC etc. Can you please let me know what it is called. Thanks a lot

[@markthepoint]

That should be "The Arnold" take a look and let me know if that's it.

[@johnmc6979]

Yes, that was it. Thanks

[@erickolson9646]

Can this be played at any other levels so your aren’t risking 220 on the come out?

[@markthepoint]

Remember...Every strategy can be played at any levels.. Just change the color of the chips... Ie... $220 insise is the same as $44 in inside... instead of 2 green chips it's 2 red chips..But please go to Vegas and hang out for a bit... People buy in for thousand's at a time then drop thousands more after they lose it... I've been There too many times and watched them

[@davidmeisland587]

Great Video like the rest. Shows the danger of turning on bets on the come out. If anyone is going to have a good long roll, they are going to hit their 7s on the come out... If Someone starts hitting Come out Sevens, I start hopping them, and bet the horn until they establish a point.

[@markthepoint]

Very good point! I believe he used the approach. Three inside points makes you $210... One come out seven loses you $220... So you need three inside good points to recover one Come out seven loss.

[@guardianking9209]

Gambler’s fallacy. The probability is the same for every roll. There is no such thing as the come out is more likely 7. It just hurts more cus it is the first roll and you have no winning yet.

[@markthepoint]

@@guardianking9209 Absolutely 100% true... The same people who believe the dice are random and don't believe in dice setting are the same ones who say don't work your bets.. 7 is going to come when it comes. We either luck out or we get sniped.... Timing is everything!

[@davidmeisland587]

@@guardianking9209 If you read what I said it was not that sevens are more likely on the come out... Its about logic... If anyone is going to have a good long roll, they are going to hit their 7s on the come out.. Otherwise they are not going to have a long roll... if you follow that premise, then bets on the Come out, while statistically are not more likely, are more dangerous, if you are betting on a person who is gong to have a longer roll....

[@davidmeisland587]

@@guardianking9209 If you read what I was saying I was not stating that the 7 was more likely on the Come Out... My point was this strategy had the dangers of the 7 on the Come Out and the Video showed that... And... if you encounter a person that plays and has the results of more than a few rolls and done (which most systems hope for), its a fact that if they roll any 7s, it has to be during the come out, otherwise they are done . This is not a fallacy. We could also bring up the types that roll a 7 or two during the Come Out hit a point, and then PSO.

[@rooksbaby4169]

If I had the bankroll needed for this, I would give it a shot.

[@markthepoint]

Don't worry. I'm going to show this at lower levels! 👍🏼👊🏽

[@gregvernon7672]

That's the problem. Nobody has the bank role for any table that they're playing at even at the $10 level. You need a minimum of a 1000. Tampa just got craps And hardly anyone buys in correctly

[@FredKirchhoff-d2q]

Not a bad strategy, but at what point do you stop pressing? Personally I would press the 5 and 9 to $100. and the 6 and 8 to $120. and start to rack those box hits. Maybe place the 4 and 10. That big red is too powerful.

[@markthepoint]

It all depends on how aggressive... On the cruise I had bets as high as $180 and $200.. So again all depends on your style play.

[@AlanTowle]

Dealers hate coloring up players during a roll, especially on a busy table! Slows play down!!

[@markthepoint]

Not when it's done naturally like I show. Then it becomes part of their payout pattern..

[@AlanTowle]

@@markthepoint Yea, I just wouldn't do it on a busy table. Maybe a few times to see their reaction but I wouldn't make it a habit!!! 😕

[@Cruising-and-Craps]

Another way to play when the table is hot. Interesting

[@markthepoint]

Thanks my friend! I love different ways people play this game! And this way was intriguing

[@darrellq6954]

pass + max odds, come + max odds.... Have you heard of the Roadgambler?

[@markthepoint]

I'm personally not a fan of Pass line max odds Unless it's more than 3x4x5... Give me 10x odds. and im 100%on board

[@rayp4008]

Thinking playing this but with the Don't Pass. Either way, if the cashiers were doing their jobs, he was killing Comps on top of the profit.

[@markthepoint]

Doing this with a DP is Definitely an option. But would you also work the come-out? And Just pull down the number that was Hit... Thinking about This one is interesting

[@rayp4008]

@@markthepointI am no expert, but mathematics say the 7 is just as likely on any roll (if random thrower), so it really shouldn't make any difference one way or the other. One change I would consider making is dropping back to the original $220 after 2 or 3 rolls, instead of risking bigger and bigger bets against the 7, hoping for the point, especially if it's the 4 or 10.

[@markthepoint]

Very true!

[@cowboyvalley]

First hand you took back $150, not $200 to the rack (gave up $50 for $200). Minus the $245 you had out. This strat is no better than most as you have to have a good roll to make any money. And what's up with dropping a green chip just to take back a black chip??? Ego at work. Keep going...love seeing new thoughts on how to play the game!

[@markthepoint]

Hmmm. Let me Check. maybe I said something wrong? I loved the concept... I'm Not 100% sold on the pass line play, but I like the Idea of pressing out of the gate...Think about how many in inside Hits we don't get paid because we don't work on the come-out roll...

[@darrellq6954]

My thoughts exactly...If the point is regressing, why are you constantly throwing out more money on then 2nd and 3rd rolls....what's the rush to press....you should think the opposite...what is the quickest way I can "get out" of a shooter with a profit....

[@darrellq6954]

My opinion....too much initial outlay.....220 plus the pass line....... Also the Cruise dealers must get frustrated with the frequent changes in bets

[@markthepoint]

It is definitely risky.. But if you get that hot shooter.. it could work out Very well! Dealers typically don't mind the change outs... Especially if you have them bets on the inside working for them.

[@Zamad42]

If you are never going to take down your place bets, you are better off placing your numbers on the come out and then make nothing but come bets. You get better odds.

[@markthepoint]

I disagree... Come bets with odds actually pays less... yes you get paid more on odds.. But the base bet is even.. You are losing money on the Comebet with odds...

[@DiceDegen]

Awesome video as always brother! I like this one!

[@markthepoint]

Thanks my friend! Look for different variations soon!

[@glenthomason1428]

I like it.

[@markthepoint]

Thank you my friend! I appreciate it! 👍🏼

[@victorduncan3254]

I love craps, but I am never, EVER lucky when I lay big money up front. Too, too many people throw sevens early on and often. I usually bet the six and eight and spread out and collect by six or seven rolls. I have seen well to do players try this system. It works great if you hit 7 or so score hits. But in Atlantic City, shooters are colder than the ocean in January.

[@markthepoint]

I also see this trend.. do you think it's because people are less cautious and just try to get a point? Or is it the Random dice doing what they do on the come-out?

[@victorduncan3254]

@@markthepoint the come out is usually where I make my money. Hopping big red or pressing horn numbers. If I get 3 horn numbers in a row, you best believe I was on the first one and FULL press the winnings. Then then a modest press by the third roll. Many times I have walked out of the casino after 4 or 5 rolls. It's very, tough to see ten rolls before a seven. I will bet that you will see in half the rolls you see, there are 3 horn numbers. Often it's 5 or more. And people sitting on their hands while they roll on by....

[@josephmarinelli9837]

Can anyone break down the amount for 5/9 and 6/8 I think I missed it and he goes so fast lol

[@markthepoint]

Yes. the 5/9 have $50 &;6/8 has $60 to start... When they get a hit, you Pull down the point $50... And increased each Inside bet by $25 each. Or $30 on the 6/8 to look like $75 & $90 Each bet will then pay $105 I hope this helps!

[@josephmarinelli9837]

@@markthepoint thanks Mark! That’s perfect.

[@HedgeapleJoe]

Great strategy I haven't been able to comment for a while. I was blocked by KZbin for some reason. Must have been in KZbin jail. One day it didn't like the word Cr@ps? Been about 2 weeks.

[@markthepoint]

Really.. That's strange! Well welcome back! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@JoeFerber]

MUY interesante!!!

[@markthepoint]

😂🤣 I can translate that without Google... Thanks for the feedback! Hope you enjoyed it!

[@eddieonthemoney2520]

I thought The world‘s greatest strategy (WGS) was the be all end all. After that, it was The Arnold now it’s The Warren. This is why I find “ KZbin craps gurus” so entertaining. PS this is nothing new. It’s been published elsewhere in a very, very similar format. Probably where your friend Warren saw it.

[@markthepoint]

I've never seen anybody roll out this system. And I've been watching KZbin for years so find the video and tag it below.

[@josephgueary9200]

I remember when Warren called him out on that string of 7's. But didn't Derek go on to roll for 25min?

[@markthepoint]

You may be right.. Derek Definitely redeemed himself on a few rolls.. especially when I was at dinner And he Hit the ATS!!! 😂🤣

[@derekedmonds1102]

Yes I did ! Lol

[@markthepoint]

​@@derekedmonds1102Had to give credit where credit is due.. After the punch line of course... 😂🤣

[@sonicflash5090]

To much start up risk 7:20 to be a good strategy. You are just betting heavy inside with pass odds, if you have a good shooter you make money, if you don’t and 7 out in 1-2 rolls you are wiped out fast. Not for me personally

[@markthepoint]

Understand... Like I said before.. Huge risk huge rewards

[@GadgetRick]

I like everything except for the pass line bet. There is literally no reason for it and it costs you money when you hit the point as you have less on there when it hits, I don't know why the guy was playing the pass line. Skip that and just place the bet. You'll make more.

[@markthepoint]

Thanks for the feedback! As you know I've never been a fan of a place bet also... But I Love the concept of using the payment to place the odds.. I have More variations on this coming out soon.. Stay Tuned!

[@GadgetRick]

@@markthepoint better off just pressing the place bet. :)

[@classifiedsincebirth]

come out 7....three times in a row... minus $$$$$

[@markthepoint]

True.. There is huge risk

[@adamhutton4165]

Last week in AC, me and another guy at the Tropicana table. I only play don'ts laying the back wall for $1,200 each number. He didn't want to roll. He was playing a similar system to Warrens with $4,400 inside working on the come out. I rolled SEVEN 7s in a row then finally established a point. I then rolled FIVE Point 7 OUTs in a row. By this point, he had dropped a little over $50,000 and I was up about $52,000. He left the table white as a ghost and I continued to make another $10,000 before coloring up. Playing against the 7 is a fools game and it's why the casino wins on a 7.

[@markthepoint]

WOW!!! Awesome job! I hate to see anyone lose..But congrats on your win!!!

[@GadgetRick]

All depends on who is rolling and their luck. Sometimes it'll work out the other way for you. Never good karma to be happy when others lose...

[@censr1]

After you lay each number, do you follow it up with continuous DC bets? And do you have a line bet along with laying the back wall? Thanks

[@guardianking9209]

I doubt that a person playing $4400 leaves the table white as a ghost. To play at that level you have to have a lot of money. The situation could have been the other way around and he won big and you lost it all. There’s no guarantees in this game. The probability of winning is better in the don’t obviously but if you are unlucky like me then you would be as white as a ghost too. I love the don’t but got more than my fair share of whooping!!!!

[@bkameka69]

Ouchhh! I'm not a fan of the dark side, but you gotta go with what the dice are doing. Great win on your part

[@darrellq6954]

Why not start with 220 inside, one hit then buy the 4 and 10 for a quarter. 2nd hit go 160 across......

[@markthepoint]

Actually.. Part of that is my next video 😜... Sneaky you. 👍🏼🤣

[@darrellq6954]

@@markthepoint I still like the Arnold...especially on a cruise....i am not trying to break the bank, just trying to pass the time and have fun

[@chrisnapolitano8365]

@@darrellq6954 that strategy is squeeze play by Casino Quest

[@markthepoint]

This isn't. Go back and watch squeeze and you will see there is a big difference.. However I Will roll out another iteration of it soon that Will look like the squeeze... But this version isn't.

[@darrellq6954]

@@markthepoint I’m talking in general…

[@stevenclark6662]

Come out 7 is gonna Hurt

[@markthepoint]

It always does! But it does anytime right?

[@alankoz5067]

WTH? This is NOT The Warren. My real name is Steven Seagal and I'm the BEST craps player there is, and I TAUGHT this system to Warren back when I was teach Bruce Lee some martial arts and helping BB King learn some new blues licks I invented in the womb. Please re-name this "The Seagal." Pronounced correctly...which is SEA GULL. Thank you.

[@markthepoint]

Nice.. Thanks for the laugh...

[@mychalpreston6792]

Would not recommend this strategy unless u are the shooter...playing this every shooter not gonna end well u can bet that

[@markthepoint]

I guess it's All variable to who can get that hot roll to make a fortune... A 15 roller would smash this system! 2-3; rolls will crush it.. (in a bad way)😂

[@pennyparlay6520]

Fish only see the bait never the hook. Man only sees the reward never the risk. Point 7 out a few times and you're toast.

[@markthepoint]

That I totally agree with! But that is why Craps is so frickin hard! It happens.

[@anhtiennguyen]

yeah if the 7 comes out he would lose $220

[@markthepoint]

True.. High Risk for Sure...

[@Poetry4Us]

this is a clown strategy, imagine u drop 220 on the inside and say working, and on comeout roll is a 7 , good bye money lol , u can start walking back to parking lot

[@markthepoint]

What is the difference between the come-out vs the 1st roll after the come-out? If its a PSO.. It's still losing... Not clown Strategy.. If you can't Lose $220 don't play at this level, or don't play at all...

[@DJG37S]

Lmao clearly you don’t know what you are talking about. This is a good strategy and I just tried it at winstar casino and raked in 1200 profit in 35 minutes.

[@lbenterpriseservicesllc1923]

Worst system ever... youtubers will write anything in the title for click. Ugh

[@markthepoint]

@lbenterpriseservicesllc1923 No Click bait here.. It's a really good strategy... But since you seem to feel differently, What is wrong with it? And can you provide a good strategy in your opinion?

[@jsander908]

Good way to go broke most of the time.

[@markthepoint]

Not necessarily.. Not good for less than 5 rolls.. But over 6 rolls and you are golden.

[@jsander908]

@@markthepoint 6 rolls gets you profit on about any system. Bottom line if you can't roll you won't win.

[@RogerSmith-j2k]

Sounds like a bunch of crap to me!😂😂😂

[@markthepoint]

Well.. He made great money playing this way.. It's Always interesting to see how different people play.. I just use This platform to show options... Hope you are enjoying the content. 👍🏼

[@acehawkins5961]

Bad strategy lol

[@markthepoint]

Why is that? Just want to hear more of why you think so..

[@MrNathandok]

NO STRATEGY...anything can be happen . no one can control the dice. Easy to talk but reality is different. i have been playing this game for 28 years. it depends on your lucky day. Just bet 6 and 8 with small bet on bonus games ( fire bet, make them all or crapshooter )....GOOD LUCK

[@markthepoint]

I agree 100%>>> It really does depend on what the dice do...