Best Craps Strategy of 2023!

Split the Sisters is a strategy I saw on Hawaii Craps Shooters. I really like this regression strategy. Check out his version here. • Make $140 in just 2 qu...
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[@ThePepperfly]

May have been mentioned... but... $100 - $88 inside is $12 change, not $22. Please be my dealer. 🤑 Great system. Fantastic roll, for the guy notorious for finding the holes in every strategy and killing it. 😜 Two hits and out before a SO is about as good as it gets. 🙂 I've done some sort of collect and pull down, but never really thought about "splitting the sisters" as a method to recoup and get out of the hand more quickly. Once my box numbers are at the quarter level, I would bet a $5 horn high ace-deuce and a dollar Yo and keep 'em up after each roll just to pick up the horn numbers. Sure, could lose $6 in profit when the box numbers hit, but once I'm in the profit anyway I like the extra action... and watching other people's faces when I'm getting paid on the horns. 😁 Great demo! Thanks for the vid!

[@IPANoah]

I played the 132 split the sisters 95% during dice con. Worked great for me. If you like these kinds of strategies also check out Craps Hawaii, Uncle Mel's 130 and 154 they work basically the same. Two hit and down with the possibility of regressing after the one hit like Bryan does with this system.

[@davidczajkowski5956]

Just played splitting sisters on my cruise. I absolutely love it and walked off the 3 day up $1000 after paying my entire cruise account starting only with a $500 buy-in. After I would recoup my inside numbers bets, I’d start pressing individual units per hit on the inside numbers. If the point is made, I’ll get in on the come-out with a small pass line bet and if the new point is 5,6,8, or 9. I’ll move my place bet to the 4 or 10 and buy it. I’d then add odds to my pass line bet to match the bet I moved…a second point hit and the whole board will be covered and you’re up considerably. As with all systems…if the dice are cold, there’s nothing you can do. But by walking in with a solid strategy like this which makes you focus on getting the table paid for first…saved me on all the 4-5 roll shooters, while I waited for the shooter that made the night.

[@kevvlar319]

What was the minimum bet?

[@jeffdonahue3793]

I saw a similar but I think even better system (maybe on CEG). Instead of starting with 88 inside, start with 66 inside. You now have 66 at risk instead of 88. When you get the first hit, you then press all the inside up one unit to 88 inside. You'll have to drop a dollar but at this point you have 67 at risk, where with the split the sisters you would have either 64 or 68 at risk depending on which sister pair won the first hit. After the second hit, you can still drop down to 44 inside, but at this point you will have won 21 on the first hit and 28 on the second hit so you will be up 5 dollars every time, where on the split the sisters you could still be down a dollar or two if your second hit was on the same pair. I think this variation keeps less at risk and ends up in a better position after the two hits.

[@treetrunk5436]

Hi Sir, I don't get it with the "66 inside", can you elaborate more on this in detail. How much is being placed on number 5, 6, 8, 9 respectively? Also, how much is that "1 unit" when pressed all inside up to 88 inside? It is great to learn from you all, Thank you and good day.

[@jeffdonahue3793]

@@treetrunk5436 Sure, you would be 15 on the 5, 18 on the 6, 18 on the 8, and 15 on the 9. With any hit you would win $21 and you would then increase the bet by $5 on the 5 and 9 (for $20 total) and $6 each on the 6 and 8 (for $24 total). On the next hit on any of these number you would win $28. So after two hits you will have won $49. you can now drop down to $44 inside (10 on the 5 and 9, 12 on the 6 and 8) and you still have $5 profit in your rack. So it works the same as the sisters strategy where you need two hits, but you have less total at risk and after the two hits you are guaranteed a profit, where on the sisters strategy if your second hit is on one of the numbers you already regressed you would actually still be $2 in the hole when you regresed all 4 numbers down. Hope that helps explain it.

[@SamiClemens]

@@treetrunk5436 15/18/18/15 are the amounts placed on 5/6/8/9 “Unit” in this case would be $5 on either the 5 or the 9 and $6 on either the 6 or the 8. Going from “66 inside” to “88 inside” is done by adding “22 inside pressure” which is $5 on the 5, $6 on the 6, $6 on the 8, and $5 on the 9.

[@timlamotte3991]

@jeffdonahue3793 I also do 66 inside, but don't press after 1st hit. after 2 hits, you are still pretty close to even. Good luck everyone.

[@jackwyatt9276]

I prefer sts because at the total initial cost is $96, $88 inside plus $4 hard 4 and 10. First hit, you get paid $28, and take the 5/9 down to $10 each. You end up taking down $48 on the first hit. You are still in for $48, but have $76 working. If you hit 5/9 on the second roll, you get paid $14, and take down the 6/8 down to $12 each. At this point, you are in for $10, but have $52 working. Just collect the first hit after that and you're out

[@Football0247]

I press then regress the sisters. Lower initial investment in case a PSO happens. 44 inside. 6/8 rolls i drop 10 and to go 24 each on 6/8. If a 5 or 9 rolls i drop 6 to go to 20 each. If that was your first 2 rolls youre invested 60 bucks with 88 action. Any number hits again u win 28, and go back to 44 inside for $2 since u would win 14 and 28 on 2 hits. I hope for a repeater and get out fast. Somtimes id split the sisters back to table min and keep the other insides pressed for another hit depending on feel of the table. I just like this way better to avoid any PSO. 😅

[@JoeFerber]

EXCELLENT strategy!!! Any strategy that involves regressions FIRST, then progression, I am COMPLETELY in favor of because of how HORRIBLY people shoot in the REAL world!!!

[@Listener827]

Jeremy--Brilliant strategy that pays for itself in 2 hits And gives you a Great starting point!😎👍👍

[@HawaiiCrapsShooters]

Awesome roll out of Split the Sisters. Great Job showing it at the $10 level. Great shooting as well Jeremy. Lol

[@ColorUp]

Thanks for sharing the Strat with us all!

[@mghvw1500]

I do a very similar strategy with a little tweak If a $10 table, start at $220 inside and after 2 hits go to $44 inside. You are up $96 and then start press/collect from there If a $25 table, start at $440 inside and go to $110 inside after 2 hits. Then collect $10 after each 5/9 and $12 after each 6/8. You are up $170 after 2 hits. Obviously, wurst case scenario is PAO but nothing works all the time

[@LeeNotSa]

I do a similar strategy... I go $150 across (20/25/30) after a point is established. Any hit I regress down to $32 across and I'm out of the hand and free to press/collect any way I want. Point-7 Out is the only thing that hurts you.

[@krystalmoore6783]

I like this strategy. Doesn't seem too complicated, yet fairly effective. I would like to see you roll out 6-7-8 with $8 horn. I also have had pretty good luck paying the hard ways with this strategy.

[@Reedtechnology]

I also say "make my number look like blah" also, works perfectly even with rookie dealers.

[@ClayParrot42265]

Try this version which I call Step Sisters. Starts just like your Split the Sisters, but if the 2nd hit is a 5 or 9, instead of coming down to $110 inside, come all the way down. You have $105, toss $5 on a hop or a hard way, if it hits, then you can go back to $110 inside with "casino" money, else wait till next shooter and bank your $100 profit on this shooter.

[@cactuarnoob100]

If you play it at 110 inside, it 5/9 hit pays 35 you can go down to 10 each. You’ll have 80 action with 65 pulled back, you’ll be invested 15 in. 6/8 hit will be 74 action with 71 pulled back.

[@Thelgaar]

88 inside should be $12 in change giving dealer $100

[@ColorUp]

Yep, my math was bad

[@gotta56forme]

@@ColorUp bad? I would say... generous. ;-)

[@jacemiller2593]

Are you sure it’s 12.00 change. You said it should be?

[@cpucustompowerusers5366]

Glad I wasn't the only one to catch it. 😊

[@derSchmetterling08]

Thank you! I thought I was missing something, and he did it 3 different times! Lol

[@eddieonthemoney2520]

I play a very similar system. However, like Brian, whatever hits I take down my five and nine first. Why take down the six and eight when they are likely to hit more often and win more money when hit.

[@angrypuppyca]

I love using this strategy minus the hard ways.

[@texdevildog9174]

I think this video is a good example of why to press the numbers that are hit and not pressing based on intuition. Great regression strategy.

[@ColorUp]

Ya never know, sometimes it works out that way, sometimes it doesn’t

[@texdevildog9174]

@@ColorUp There are studies on gambling and intuition. Studies show that people are more wrong by using intuition than by randomly guessing. I see that by watching roulette or baccarat.

[@frhumble]

Looking forward to trying this one out in a couple of months in Vegas!

[@crappythecrapsman1107]

I like it so easy. Just double the inside table min to start and off you go.

[@aow8082]

I wish I read this before I wrote it out and noticed the pattern 😂😂 I'm not a gambler but my wife is and she really wants me to go so I thought I'd look at some table games I'm thinking this and blackjack should be fun

[@handsomedaddy63]

if your at a $15 table would you then place $132 inside and wait for 2 hits and then regress to $66 inside ? Or would you spread out after 1st hit to 4 and 10. thanks

[@azcrapsshooters5432]

Split the sisters is a good one. HCS has a few, and this is a good simple one for sure. P.s. you did keep giving yourself $22 change (instead if $12) out of $100. Figured you would catch it but never did. LoL. You made money anyways but I couldn't unsee it!

[@ColorUp]

Ha, good catch. I never did oops

[@garypellegrini8116]

A common math error he makes on multiple videos so I suspect he is not merely cheating!

[@azcrapsshooters5432]

@garypellegrini8116 no biggie. Simple errors that I myself make in my videos from time to time. Still a great watch!

[@milessmith0310]

Love this. I have not had a chance to play live yet but all my game and home practice has been great. Heading to Encore Boston in a couple of weeks and can't wait to give it a try. Thank you for all the good content.

[@tonythipboudy1734]

You’re not going to find a 10$ tables at Encore Boston, $25 and up.

[@MRVEGGIETACOS]

What a monster roll! Might have to try a scaled down version of this at my local casino

[@ColorUp]

I tried on $5 table, $44 inside $2 hardways…I was happy

[@wimmywozzle778]

Love this one! I’ll definitely be trying it out

[@MightySquirrel724]

Squeeze play after you regress would be fantastic together.

[@solodolo662]

Do more $25 table strategies. Thanks

[@Fire5485]

I like this one, a lot.

[@rogerl8488]

Wow love this!!!!

[@ColorUp]

Glad you like it!

[@SuperMikeAllen]

I like this one but I would be scared of a point 7 out wiping down the whole thing. When I play at home I sometimes try to hedge by laying against the 4 or 10, but more often than not I roll my hedge right before the 7 LOL

[@hugofigueroa1292]

Always happens to me, my hedges get wiped out before the legendary 7 hits. 😂

[@dragonshane]

I like it, Can't wait to try it out

[@achu40]

Would love to see Sisters vs Squeeze Play head on.

[@brandonnelson5653]

Instead of covering the 4 and 10 on the hards, why not put one bet on the field and if those numbers come in, then add it to the number itself? If you play the hard, changes are you're going to lose amount if the easy way comes out and then you still don't have the number fully covered.

[@klarsenmkllc]

Your math was wrong 100 minus 88 is only 12 not 22. I know he is not cheating. I enjoy all his videos. Great content.

[@ColorUp]

that is correct

[@garypellegrini8116]

he's not cheating. Just bad math

[@sleong]

you had an AMAZING roll. If you played come/pass line+ max odds you would have tripled your money. Didn't make enough.

[@ColorUp]

Well it’s a lot easier to know what to play after you see the rolls 😉

[@neilstigall1458]

Cool strategy!

[@samaubry505]

I’d love to see this strat in bubble Craps

[@bpark222]

That’s a doable system for the cost, 880 buy for 10 rollers. Do here’s my questions/tweaks. Why not stay live on the come outs, your always playing 3 yo 1, may as well have as many rolls as you can. Meanwhile I would kill the hard 4/10. Your already 3 to 1, going 30/6 died t seem worth the 2/1 against on those numbers, you already have plenty of action and can spread out after you regress and collect, so on your 3rd win put 10 o n 4 and 10 before pressing. Finally, instead of automatically pressing the number that hits, why not press from the inside out. So if you hit 5 on your 3rd win, take the 14 and put back 10 to press the 6 and 8 back to 24, or press the 6 or 8 individually and collect the 2, on a 4th hit press the 8, then the 5, etc.

[@miker6402]

At about 3:54 in the video, you need to check those hundies with a marker to make sure they are legit!

[@ericbentsen1785]

I'd split the sisters, but not the other sisters. If a 5 or 9 rolls, split the 5 & 9. If the next roll is a 5 or 9, I wouldn't split the 6 & 8; I'd wait for a 6 or 8 to hit before splitting the 6 & 8. I've gotta work on my progressions on the already split sisters. I'd need a $15 table, so start with $30, $36 x 2 or $132 across; so I can press my 5 or 9 bets by $5 from $15, or my 6 or 8 bets by $6 from $18.

[@jkungfu13013]

I love this strategy. Once established I like to press with the come bet and field. Come bet is now covering the 7 and field the 2,3,11,12. Once I am playing on house money that means any roll ends with a win for me.

[@vladhilive6562]

Great vid as always! Keep it up!❤

[@ColorUp]

Thank you! 😁

[@zxmpsychiatry7602]

Looks fun; nice 27 rolls J-man!

[@lazykranch3205]

Play the 220 on a $10 table. After second hit goto $110 across.

[@vinnydice]

New player here. If a 7 is rolled on the come out, do the place bets lose since a point wasn’t established but a 7 rolled?

[@briankeenan5956]

Could you to a sort of reverse iron cross once the buy in has been paid for?

[@douglasbrumfield7262]

Would you consider a lay bet on the 4 and 10 in case big red rolls?

[@douglasachtzehn6676]

How is he allowed to keep money on the point. When I play in Vegas when they roll a new point they have me take my money off the point.

[@SamSam-df8qd]

Thoughts trying this on RNG instead of a real life table?

[@coastflyer1]

Thank you for demonstrating. Looks like a good strategy. The dice repeat a lot ( 5, 6) and no 7, when thrown 3 ft. away.

[@ColorUp]

just happened to be a good roll. 3ft or 10ft, once the dice hit that pyramid wall the results are random.

[@pschoemehl314]

Looking forward to trying this in Vegas. My question, is what do you do about playing the pass line as the shooter? If the point is let’s say a 6 are you still taking odds on the pass line or what?

[@ColorUp]

Probably yes

[@shazam27]

So initially you have the 5/9 6/8 covered. You split the 5/9 after first roll, then the second roll you split 6/8 even tho you didn't hit either number. So you split them in two convective rolls when you hit the first set of pairs? My question make sense? Thank you for all your content!

[@jeffdonahue3793]

No, you dont split after the first roll - you split after the first "hit". If a 3 were to roll you would not split them. Same for the second time - it's on a "hit" not a roll. You could potentially have a half dozen rolls before you hit the 5,6,8,9.

[@kenross4453]

You invest 98 (88 across plus 10 in the hard ways); when you collect 28 and pull down 20, you are 50 invested into 78 on the table. When you hit for 14 and pull down 24, you are 12 invested into 54 on the table... not quite playing for free, but close. one more hit for 14 puts you into profit; but you tended to invest 5 of it into the 4/10, meaning you actually still have 3 invested into 64 on the table. So it then takes a fourth hit to actually completely break even/hit profit. Not saying it is a bad thing. Just that you're not even on the second hit.

[@evgeniigorbachev5209]

I may ask a dumb question. But what will happen. if you do not use strategies, but simply bet " Passs" or "Dont pass" Line with ODDS. on the same line all the time. Is it possible to rise by 10-20 percent for a short time, pick up your money and leave.

[@ColorUp]

Sure, if points roll while playing the pass with odds, or 7s roll while playing the dont. It’s a great low house edge way to play, but like any strategy it just depends how the dice roll that determines if you win or lose.

[@Faux.Player]

This would be an intriguing thing to do with Waylon’s inside mind strategy. Once the bets get bumped up a bit take a hit and regress a good portion of it.

[@andrewjohnson6779]

Jeremy, I've got a strategy for you to try out. How do I share it with you? Thanks, Andy

[@ekaftttt]

13 roll count you really need to be lucky

[@etekplays4057]

New to craps here… with this strategy is there a reason for not betting the pass line first and only starting off of the point number?

[@ColorUp]

No reason, just how this particular strategy works. Pass line bet is only a requirement for the person shooting the dice. (Pass line or don’t pass)

[@virgilio1956]

why not put the winnings from your first hit on come line so a 7 can't hurt you ?

[@paulrobinson3095]

Confused a bit. He has a bet on the same number as the point. How is that possible? Dealers have always asked where I want to move the money

[@ShelbieMolnar-sl7vr]

Since you’re paying the pass line probably backing up your odds so you already have that covered so they’re asking you where would you like to move your money? He’s not playing the pass line but still playing the point by playing it up top inside.

[@dancarpenter2609]

Change for the $88 is $12.00 not $22.00

[@billamsdell6471]

I’ve also used this system that Brian has. I wouldn’t suggest it if other people are rolling that you’ve never played with. Also when I used this I too press/collected but only the #’s that were being hit. If I had 7 hits on the five and 1 on The nine only the five was being pressed up. Just a couple suggestions great explanation of this system

[@aebalc]

Yeah, Dave from Casino quest would be losing his mind when you only have $50 on a number after 7 hits. That is THE ROLL you were looking for.

[@tide1212]

Glad your Table doesn’t bounce good job I like that strategy

[@hatfmnel]

Is it possible on a 50cent table?

[@kylethoutt9371]

After a point is hit is it ever smart to ask the dealer to turn your numbers on? Or just let a new point be established?

[@douglasbrumfield7262]

Let a new point be established so you don't get burned on a come out 7.

[@mikerentz5495]

If you're playing 220 Inside then why not take down after one hit and go 66 inside?

[@mikerentz5495]

Or 64 across?

[@owenson7969]

New to craps, why isnt he buying in on the pass line before the first role? I thought you had to do that every time in order to play.

[@ColorUp]

you have to make a pass line or don't pass bet in order to roll the dice. All other players, it's not required. In many of my videos, I obviously have to roll the dice, but I "assume" someone else is rolling the dice for purposes of the video example.

[@michaellerner1369]

You can place bets after the come out. You don’t have to be on the pass line.

[@brucejacobson4168]

What's if 7 hits ?

[@paulyacovetta7642]

Pass line and max odds with all the hard ways . Hit soft your backed up . Would have won lots more . The dice cooperated

[@ColorUp]

Easy to know after the roll, dice could have just as easily never hit a point. Ya never know

[@paulyacovetta7642]

Thats true . Point being its gambling and the best bet on the table is ignored . As in every strategy if the dice don’t cooperate none of them work .

[@fan_cool_007]

Can I play at your table? $22 change for $88 inside from $100. 😄😂🤣

[@christopherbeard6791]

You said that you could do this at a $1 bubble table.. what would be the math on that and what would the strategy look like?

[@wimmywozzle778]

@christopherbeard6791 the cheapest would be $8 inside, $2 on each number. Then play it the exact same-hit 1, pull a $2 bet down and make both sisters $1. Hit 2, same thing for the remaining 2 numbers. At that point you have invested $4 but collected at least $4.60, so you’re paid. Play how you want from there

[@jeffdonahue3793]

@@wimmywozzle778 I think the main point of this system is that whatever your base betting amount is going to be after the regressions, you are going to start at double that. So if you are on bubble craps and the minimum is $3, you would start with $6. If you're at a $25 table you'd have to start the bets at $50.

[@BDoggy45]

I've been playing craps for about a month now and I gotta say seeing a string of point 7s might be the scariest part of craps. Especially when it happens almost every time I shoot ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@ColorUp]

It’s certainly part of the game

[@texdevildog9174]

Bet more and regress is scarier but consider that I only have to gamble for two hits and then I am recouped and regressed, then I use the winnings to throw back at the casino looking for that monster hit. I have been using this type of strategy since @ColorUp showed it a couple weeks ago and I have been doing well with it. My bank has more variation now, I use to bet lower looking for four hits and then start pressing. I have seen the point-seven-out several times in a row and it hurts. But with the proper bankroll, I am able to weather that bad beat and then grind back up, looking for that monster rolls that comes.

[@myronwilson3161]

Learn how to throw the dice less action on dice less 7s 9:03

[@davemccaskey1334]

all three times you put 88 across and gave 22 change. I like getting back 110 for 100 but I do not think that will happen on a real table so you made 30 less than you think for the three rolls

[@ColorUp]

Yep, change should have been $12…just a mistake, wasn’t thinking

[@cryptoaddictive5008]

Let us know how roll to win pays out been playing this when I saw it on HSC with the 88.00 inside like it alot . That's saying alot because I'm a full time don't pass guy lol

[@ColorUp]

Hopefully that’s my next video out, it’s already recorded

[@wimmywozzle778]

@@ColorUpnice! Super excited for a RTW video

[@FishnFrank420]

Why did u start with a different amount?

[@ColorUp]

?

[@FishnFrank420]

@ColorUp yea you said 220 and started with less

[@ColorUp]

@@FishnFrank420 I just played it at a smaller level. $88 inside instead of $220. You can scale to your comfort level.

[@mrsfindlay1992]

Shouldn’t you play the pass line with odds???

[@ColorUp]

Not part of this strategy.

[@ericmadeoftin8206]

Craps, save us from this life of eternal boredom. I've revealed too much, gotta go.

[@gscop1683]

Press the number that keeps Hitting !

[@jaya1000]

7 out in the 13th minute. Stall during the 13th minute people!

[@jordanhunt2210]

Lol what is your highest roll on this channel? 27 seems like it's up there

[@ColorUp]

I’ve had a few around 50

[@JimMcNair-c9e]

You dont get $22 back from a $88 inside bet!?

[@ColorUp]

No, $12, just a mistake I made in the moment.

[@donwelch6612]

when tossing in $100 for an $88 ijnside that would give back $12, not $22. you collected $22 three times in this video. keep smiling pard.

[@stevejones6802]

BRO! you gave yrself 22 change on the first roll but should have only been 12..

[@ColorUp]

Ok

[@BurningUp99]

Don't really like it one 7 wipes out way too much money but I feel like that about most strategies.

[@ColorUp]

Well that’s true of most strategies

[@EZBISME]

“Any strategy with a roll like this is going to win.” Of course. There are odds for each bet. No strategy is going to help you consistently to beat odds.

[@ColorUp]

Correct

[@aebalc]

"Any strategy with a roll like this is going to win" Don't pass/don't come player weeping in the corner.

[@jacobelder1178]

Let’s warn every first timer that it’s not this EASY, don’t learn the hard way

[@ColorUp]

I’ve made hundreds of videos, many explaining this is a game of chance, and there is no such thing as a professional dice player, all strategies lose in the end to the casinos edge on every bet.

[@charles351]

100-88=12

[@calebshaw5301]

It’s all good until the shooter rolls a 7 on the 2nd roll lol

[@douglasXI]

输的时候一样输，赢的时候赢太少了，有太多种方法超越这个系统了

[@TheBigSquidAZ]

So you're saying if the shooter throws alot of numbers that aren't 7 the players will make lots of money???? 😂 revolutionary

[@ColorUp]

Nope, depends what you bet. Lots of numbers are bad for dont bettors. It’s a video showing a particular strategy, not sure what you are saying is revolutionary, unless that was just you trying to be snarky.

[@EightOEight808]

🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼

[@andy6302]

I feel like $135 across for 2 rolls is the best bet, regress after 2 hits and your bets are paid for then just let it ride

[@ColorUp]

As long as you can get those two rolls.

[@chriswilson1968]

There's no such thing as a winning strategy, at the end of the day you gotta get lucky to win. Sure you can put yourself in better position to win more if you do get lucky and lose less if you don't but you can't beat the house in the long run. I'm sure there's some people out there who ran abnormally well and maybe be slightly ahead of the house but it's not many if there are any. 99.9% of people will lose money regardless of strategy.

[@petergiers8515]

Bank roll and a solid strategy are critical in the game of craps.

[@gscop1683]

I respect you....but you keep pressing numbers that never hit my friend....press the Trend....

[@jhf444]

You know what happens with this strategy, you hit the 4 and 10, winning nada, then 7 out! Lol

[@ColorUp]

You never know what happens, its gambling

[@Viking_Media]

First comment 😅

[@ColorUp]

Third ha

[@Uber_Jester]

I don't know, I'm not a fan of regressive systems. You have fixed downside and reduced upside. You want a progressive system so that during a positive statistical artifact you have growing potential at the sacrifice of the mid game. Having a weak early game, stable mid game and no top on the late game you will come out way ahead.

[@ColorUp]

aggression early will come out way ahead for the long rolls, but with the avg. roll only lasting 8.5 rolls, you have to play within the confines of the math of the game,

[@user-cm6mq2vg3s]

I don't think this is the best strategy for the 2023 the best strategies the growth method by Brent

[@ColorUp]

Well I highlighted that strategy probably 5 years ago,

[@user-cm6mq2vg3s]

Okay I've been sick and trying to get back on my feet

[@BarryReitman]

$100 minus $22 is $78, NOT $88. (4:30) Question: What do you call a "craps expert?" Answer: Mathematically challenged. Again! (13:25) Spread $88, gave yourself $22 change from the $100..

[@ColorUp]

Relax. I don’t claim to be an expert, I’m just a dice enthusiast. I made a mistake while I was playing, dealing, talking, filming. It’s ok, I noted it in the comments. I appreciate your attention to perfection.

[@BarryReitman]

@@ColorUp Thank you. I appreciate the response.

[@thespanish21god86]

GREAT strategy! However, I would make this better by NOT taking down and splitting the sister numbers if the OTHER sister numbers hits. I would ONLY take down the higher amount sister numbers if one of THOSE hits!

[@ColorUp]

And if they never hit?

[@toxsickdog]

if you were power pressing that 5 you would have cleaned up

[@ColorUp]

True