Win Black Chip Craps Strategy

[@TokyoScarab]

David from Casino Quest: Holy smokes, folks! WE GOT BLACK ACTION!

[@ColorUp]

Haha

[@rmsolley3232]

"Look at YOU, buddy! The magnets are working today, WOW"

[@cajuncraps9797]

I like how much your dealer skills have improved since I first started watching your videos. It helps the viewers quite a bit when you are able to get all the bets placed/payed in such a precise manner. Great job Jeremy.

[@ColorUp]

Appreciate that. I should practice more, but honestly don’t outside of videos. So it’s kinda embarrassing it’s taken me years to become even serviceable at dealing ha

[@obiwonton369]

As David from CQ says its about creating opportunity. More than once you had opp to collect $140 from what started as $15 bet. Bargain strat for taking big swings most of us would hardly black chip from our bank roll. Great content, keep 'em comin

[@AngryChris9215]

Oppatooonity lol

[@jamescartwright4182]

Nice video explaining the strategy. It is a good way of getting some big hits if the dice go your way just a little. The regression is key if you can get the hits. You had quite a lot of rolls and with only one hit you were only down approximately $50 bucks. I like it!

[@10MinutestoRouletteFortune]

Just a thought............the best strategy is one that only lasts a max of 4 rolls........a long run only happens once an hour. Getting to there takes a large bankroll. Those 7s kill everyone that has a lot of pressed money on the table. Find a strategy that lasts 4 rolls and you will leave a winner more often than not.

[@mgoblueguy]

Waaay too sketchy for getting out of the roll quickly! I’d try this if I was a good bit ahead in my rack, but to start I’d risk a bit more initially maybe. I have had really good results with $12/ea on the 6&8. Drop $10 and go to $24/ea. another hit you take $30 for $2 and regress back to $12/ea. from there I go crazy sister pressing until it gets built back up to $110 inside and then regress to either $22 or $44 inside and then take no prisoners!! I’ve only been buying in for $100 lately and it’s been really enjoyable and stress free. Not winning as much as I was on a $300-$500 buy-in but most importantly I’m losing less!! Keep up what you’re doing! We love the diversity in strategies!

[@the85bearsmike63]

Thanks!

[@MrZola1234]

I don't like that you had two pretty good rolls to start and only hit once. I prefer those strategies where you get your original bet off the table quick. That said, it is a fun structured system with a good upside. If I was at a $1 or $2 machine i would enjoy trying it.

[@Billiam058]

Used this last night on St Patrick's Day! Ended up $1,000 profit! Absolutely love this strategy! The way the dealer wanted to up my bets was confusing to me, but it worked out the same in the end

[@andrewcarr2431]

Love the theory of the strategy, need a good table roll (as any strategy does...) to profit. I like this idea for the bubble craps

[@AngryChris9215]

I rolled this out on Crapsee as you were explaining. It worked out very well. I like it.

[@crappythecrapsman1107]

I like this one kinda like my tower strategy. But on all the inside instead of one number

[@midmoyo5837]

Thanks for the content. I think I might start the 5 & 9 with $30 and the 6 & 8 at $24. Would get you there or more with less hits. After 5 , 6 , 7 rolls,,I start seeing Big Red is around the corner. Great strategy. Thanks

[@ColorUp]

Starting higher still doesn’t save rolls, ie 5/9 starting at $30 pays $42, still not at $100, so still need another hit just like on original amount of $15…could start at $40 though and $30 on 6/8

[@cajuncraps9797]

You'd have to have a larger starting bankroll to do that. Even at the level he played it, it felt like 300 wasn't really enough

[@ColorUp]

Takes about $60 a shooter…I wouldn’t try with less than $500-600 bankroll

[@midmoyo5837]

Good point,,I think I will try and roll it out that way. Thanks Jeremy

[@CasinoGamingTV]

To skip 1 roll of exposure, just start it at $140 inside -- $40 / $30 / $30 / $40 Then on every number it's PRESS, then COLLECT and regress ... rinse and repeat. It's more exposure, clearly, but every 2 rolls you're in the washing machine. $1500 required to play it that way, and you're going to need to outpace the 7 by 3:1 to stay alive, 4:1 to make money. You've got an 18:6 odds advantage on each roll (75% probability) to get it done but its asking a lot. Every loss costs you $140, every 3 wins nets you $100 or $200 (call it $150 average). So you'll tread water unless you're actually seeing your numbers come at the expected probability while you happen to be there.

[@JoeFerber]

This is why i ALWAYS prefer a strategy where you collect FIRST, THEN press and do that EVERY time because when that seven comes out, at LEAST it will give you MORE chances to accomplish what you're doing because those small amounts you win all ADD UP to give you those extra chances!

[@peterfrancis4401]

Just tried this at my local casino and only got to regress once. No hot rollers . A humbling reminder regardless of the strategy that this is still gambling and the casino is designed to win. -$600

[@ChairmanChico]

Actually tried this (not knowing what it was) over the weekend. Tripled my bank.

[@JD022]

Hey colorup. Just wanted to tell you about my first trip to Atlantic City and playing craps for the first time. First time shooting I hit 5 points in a row and rolled about 40 times before 7 out! I was only playing the pass line with $25 minimum bet but played the next day at a $15 minimum table. Table was choppy but played for about 5 hours and came up $200 ahead playing 6 & 8 with passline + odds. Overall a great experience!

[@ColorUp]

Awesome, love to hear you had a great first time experience. amazing roll too!

[@JD022]

@@ColorUp we also had 1 incident, dealers said they never saw this before. Dice went off the table twice in a row. When they passed 5 dice to the shooter he threw all 5 across the table! Pit boss was not happy he got kicked off the table!

[@ColorUp]

Wow, yeah some players are very superstitious and want to roll the same dice after one goes off table.

[@Uicnow]

@@JD022 LMAO

[@brizzlex1919]

@@JD022 🤣

[@powellj1]

I do like the system. My biggest problem at the tables is that I don’t get big enough. Having this kind of plan pushes me to be a little more aggressive, but I tend to be, and I’m happy with that pays off.

[@stevewestphal7515]

Not a bad strategy but I'd personally be dropping $5 in the field to cover your other numbers. Even on the come out rolls.

[@MrHappyZorro]

This is a great strategy because the payoff amounts are so aligned.

[@diverkd]

So get this... I played this Friday evening at Harrah's in Cherokee on the electronic craps table. I started with $160 into the machine figuring it would give me close to 3 shots at this strategy, particularly if I got a few good hits. I DIDN'T notice (much too my what embarrassment now) that the shooter was on roll 31 (or was it 41, now I am not sure) !! So after about the third roll, I realized what his streak was and I freaked out in my head for just a moment thinking that I should pull everything down and wait for the next shooter because surely this shooter was going to hit a seven any moment. I pause a moment and realized that I was perfectly fine with gambling the 160 and I would still get a couple more shots so why not jump on the train. I went ahead and followed this strategy to a T, with just a minor misstep once or twice. He seven'ed out on roll number 78 and I printed a winning ticket of $1,143!!!! I checked in with my wife over on a blackjack table and got a high five, then wandered for a bit losing $40 on a bubbles craps machine that didn't seem to be working right. In my mind I kept going back to the concept that any strategy will work in craps as long as the rolls are long. I came into the casino with $300 originally and with $160 tucked into my ticket, $40 gone, and a $20 bill broken for tips, so I was left with $80. I headed over to the craps tables and there were only $15 and $25 tables. I watched the action on both tables for a little bit while I turned over in my head how to use the $80 at one of these tables. Deciding that I was well ahead at this point I stepped up to the $25 table (that had a really good vibe) after the shooter changed and placed one unit on the 6, 7, and 8 and with a couple of quick hits shifted in to this strategy full tilt. I got some good hits and was able to get going on this strategy on the quarter table. Two shooters later I colored up with $868 in chips. My wife was up a couple hundred dollars so we cashed out and headed on our way. So this is quite clearly worked with two or three long rolls. Shorter rolls would be riskier, depending on what the shooter hits, but it was fun.

[@ColorUp]

Sounds like a great evening. Sometimes the dice roll in your favor, sometimes they don’t. Certainly a lot more fun when you win.

[@brizzlex1919]

How did you place a unit on the 7?

[@diverkd]

@@brizzlex1919 oops, just the 6 and 8.

[@simpleman3256]

Thanks as always for the content brother!

[@mikelkeith2115]

Hey Jeremy, you are Mr. Color Up, just have your subscribers, Diccon fraternity donate a buck a price you can get a very nice table under a 1k. On Ebay that is the least we can do for you. You have put a lot of hard work, sacrifice, and money in this entertaining hobby, and adventure of yours. My last word of advice to be a great pro poker player, sometimes you got to fold AA's it is only a pair. Lol

[@robertl255]

Like the system it works with a long roll, just like every system right. just need to be at the table at the right time. Thanks for all the videos you put out.

[@angelquiles2157]

How would this look on a $15 table. I assume very similar. Still $15 on th 5/9, but $18 on 6/8. The first hit on 6/8 would get you to $30 without having to add more money.

[@PaulGuglielmetti-i4u]

I am a little skiddish playing that much and waiting that long to get to black chips. It seems like you have to be very patient and hope for a long roll before you begin pulling black chips off the table. I would rather try a different strategy.

[@milessmith0310]

I get that when you finally collect the profit is good, I never have good luck with a strategy that takes so many rolls to get there.

[@richp5484]

I play these strategies out on Crapsee while I'm watching them. On this one the result was as follows. 2 shooters -$58 on shooter 1 in 3 rolls +$845 on shooter 2 in 32 rolls Not bad.

[@richp5484]

then the next 10 shooters went like this -$62, -$51, -$54, -$66, -$66, -$54, -$58, -$66, -$54, -$53 so either this strategy or Crapsee have got something very wrong.

[@ColorUp]

So one out of ten shooters did well. That’s all your looking for I a strat like this. It’s a all or nothing type.

[@ColorUp]

All strategies “suck” in the end. No such thing as a “winning” strategy

[@skilldeadly8888]

It's always luck. The goal is to find the right strategy for your bank roll and time you want to spend on the table. I've been up 1k and down 1k in a session. Doesn't make a strategy bad, just based on luck.

[@richp5484]

@@skilldeadly8888 I think it's more to do with playing out the strategy on Crapsee, which since their recent upgrade might as well be called "7-out, lol, you lose again sucker!". Their random roll is laughable.

[@baseballjoe06]

So personally seems like a great strategy but seems too bank roll depleting for a long term strategy

[@Mccaid]

The problem I have with proggression strats is, it takes a long run to get built up, just to pso and break even or go down a bit, depending on how aggressive you were with your presses, but if you had just been betting heavy to start with, you would be up a lot. Of course if you pso early, you lose a lot more. I guess it just comes down to personal preferance on risk vs reward.

[@toowiseforyou]

Agreed, I would like to see him roll this out starting at $140 inside. Every 2 hits on any number & you're taking black chips off the table. To avoid PSOs, qualify each shooter, with a box number. If you have losses on a cold table, wait wait wait until you see a 4 or 10, then play this outside only. Take black chips every time they hit and get losses back quick! (outside numbers often hit a lot on a cold table)

[@PeteCarma]

The 1st hit ..the 2nd hit ..the 3rd hit... Are there no 7s on these dice?

[@jamesg2485]

the average roll is 6 to 8 then 7 out. this strategy will not work unless u get a monster roll.u would be better off to start at a higher amount prolly 90 on 6 and 8 and 50 on 5 and 9..

[@ColorUp]

Some strategies are looking for a long roll. Btw, mathematically the avg roll last 8.5 rolls.

[@muhammadcurtis6759]

I like this strategy. I could use this strategy when my come bets are doing horribly.

[@TheBigDogofCFB]

I like the strategy, but man hitting 7 is such a bad feeling. Is their anyway you can include betting on 7 some how, so you don't loss everything?

[@brandonesparza1639]

Can you do a video 100$ for high rollers

[@russlewis8642]

When you collect that 1st 100 chip why not regress all of the bets to original? As Crappy would say. “One in the hand”

[@Eqnotalent]

3 hits same number. Maybe it’s just me. I would call it a good night if I can find a shooter can roll 3 times before crap out.

[@ColorUp]

this strategy is looking for those great rolls, boom or bust type

[@firelt597]

I like how you display the numbers, but it would be great if you displayed the amount of money won or lost with each roll.

[@ericbentsen1785]

I'd do $30, $60, $120 and stay at $120 max bet for the 6, 8 & also $30, $70, $150 and stay at $150 max bet for the 5, 9. I'd bet just one number, maybe two.

[@paultaylorthesailor]

I can't wait to put this strategy in motion.

[@muddybaldman8684]

Like the videos. Looking to see if you will do a video about bonus bets.

[@ColorUp]

I’ve done videos on all tall small, fire bet snd repeater bet. Just search those terms and color up and you should find

[@muddybaldman8684]

@@ColorUp Thank you.

[@gscop1683]

With a larger bankroll Ill try starting at $140 inside and eliminate one of the hits that are necessary.

[@pwcrabb5766]

Power Press change of $1 should come from dealer stack rather than player payout.

[@williameddy8856]

I like it. Gonna try it next week

[@doanhp76]

How do you roll so consistently on your videos? I want to play when you roll. :)

[@Saxysaboy77]

This looks like it could be fun on a hot table, but brutal on a cold table. I never have much luck when I press my point bets. So I don’t know about this one…

[@harlanabraham7772]

This style of play shows promise. Very risky though. If you are a low roller this could not be used.

[@ColorUp]

Depends on your definition of a low roller. $54 inside, power press of $4 or $8, pretty much total investment per shooter around $60

[@tbone2859]

This may be a different system you covered already, but what about picking an inside number to press up quickly to a black chip. Tried this on my table. Hit the nine for $21 and put that on the six to get it to $30 with $3 getting racked. Hit the nine again and put that on the six to get the six to $54 with the $3 coming back out of my rack. I then hit the six for $63. That got the six to $102 with $15 going back in the rack. Then hit the six again for $119 with the regression then back to $12. It took fewer rolls to get that first regression. Thanks for the content. Share your videos with friends to try and get them to understand the game so I don’t always have to be the dealer lol. . Also tell ‘em to sub. Be cool to see you get to 100,000 subscribers. Good luck and thanks again. .

[@ColorUp]

Yeah, it’s a good way to do it. Funnel all wins to one number so it doesn’t rely on repeating numbers as much. 100k would be awesome! Maybe in a year or two

[@toddmoore3818]

Is this a $10 min table that the strategy is being used on?

[@efnuti]

Why aren’t you buying the 5/9 after you press?

[@ColorUp]

Only buy 5/9 if vig is collected on win only. Most casinos ask vig upfront for 5/9

[@JayAr709]

Strategies of this sort are curios only. Oh sure, there can be an intoxicating thrill to such demanding “hands on” tactics-in commandeering your dealer so that he’s got your bets jumping like frogs on a trampoline. Still, there is a kind of hubris to this. As though by dint of sheer busywork you might forestall the killer Seven, as it keeps to its fated steamroll pace. But you’re no longer playing to win, you’re playing not to lose. If you had any confidence in your strategy you wouldn’t fixate on retrieving your “Foundation,” or be obsessing on each next hit. So it’s just as well that you’ve effectively removed yourself, by these methods, from ever bringing home the more substantial, potentially life changing wins.

[@brizzlex1919]

Almost no one is playing craps and expecting to have a life changing win. Vast majority of people are trying to have fun with a chance to win some money. That's what his videos and strats are geared towards. Frogs on a trampoline. This guy

[@JayAr709]

@@brizzlex1919 More’s the pity. Casino bank craps has not become the enduring mainstay that it is through fun and gains, but by rich lore. Conveyed as much by word-of-mouth as written accounts, down through the decades. Storied wins, the type that buy back many a loser, are essential if the dice bettor is to have any hope of projecting profits over the long term.

[@brizzlex1919]

You seem to be more into the art side of craps. Interesting dude. Why do all your comments feel like you are writing a short story 🤣.

[@charliesouthern9675]

What brand of chips are those? They are nice looking!

[@ColorUp]

Nex gen pro classic

[@Ant_Luna]

I wonder if you have a certain way u actually throw your die I’m kind of getting into this game I went to my local casino and play craps and baccarat just by watching your videos I knew some of the basics you show but I still have a lot to learn

[@ColorUp]

Not me, I just pick ‘em up and toss them. Many believe you can control dice results by how you throw them. Casino does not believe that and allow players to throw however they like.

[@gusmaschmann]

Like the strat seems like it would work well with a good hand.

[@onatski]

can't you get away with $10 for both 5 & 9? first hit, you add $1 to make your bet $25.. 2nd hit, you go to $60.. 3rd hit, you win $84 plus the $60 bet then regress down back to $25 and collect $119..

[@briancohen750]

If you want to use this strategy on a $15 min table, would you leave the 5 and 9 bets and just do $66 inside to start? Or do you take everything up to $76 inside to still be heavy on the 5 and 9?

[@danieldavila9059]

66 inside will work. Just pwr press the 6 n 8 for $1 after the 1st hit.

[@rockyv23]

Great video. Where can I get the HOP Bet layout?

[@ColorUp]

In my store at www.colorup.club

[@miker6402]

@@ColorUp Speaking of hop bets... I was finally able to hit a casino after not having been in one for a very long time. I was excited to finally get to play again, as well as to be able to put a strategy that I have been creating to a real test. First, I have to say that I've never cared about or paid attention to hop bets before, but I have heard people yell them out as bets, especially at tables that don't even have them included on their layout. However, in creating my strat over the last few months, it does involve hop bets. So I finally get to the table and I start talking with one of the dealers as I was waiting for the point to reset, and It's a good thing I was able to speak with the dealer before buying in, because that's when I found out that the casino I was in doesn't do hop bets. I thought hop bets were a regular/standard bet at any table, sort of in the same vein as all the prop bets, but I guess not. So here's my question: Are hop bets not standard bets that are available at every casino and on every table? Are they really just a prop/bonus bet and just like some places have the fire bet or ATS, etc, can some casinos choose not to allow hop bets?

[@ColorUp]

Casinos can choose to run game any way they like I guess. Most casinos will accept prop bets whether printed on layout or not. Obviously not all though as you found one that doesn’t

[@puma509]

I like that Strat except I like doing all across

[@georgesockett3316]

i seen vince armeti do one like this 3 years ago or so..but everytime he had enough to make 100 he put all the bets back to start

[@SideshowGamble]

Awesome strategy, thanks for the run thru

[@brandonbecker625]

No way I was just thinking about doing this about a week ago. Only difference was taking down the entire bet after the 3rd hit.

[@seamdiest]

I like that thinking leaving 200-300 on table with only 100 racked is very steep for 6-8 rolls already dodging big RED

[@stuartsiglain3972]

You have got to be kidding me. I mean people crap out long before hitting a number 3 or 4 times.

[@ColorUp]

Sometimes they do sometimes they don’t, if you watched I hit it once. It’s gambling

[@georgemarko9538]

What should be your bankroll? $550?

[@ColorUp]

I like to have enough money to last 10 shooters. This strat takes $54 per shooter and sometimes more for the power press. So yeah $540-$600. but you can bring less or more, that’s just what I’m comfortable playing a strategy with. 10x the strategy bet amount.

[@HPSCH1950]

I like dis a lot will try it next time

[@moneysignclubboss]

What do you do if on your establish your 💲75 don't come back on your second roll , but on your third roll you hit your point and your 💲75 don't come goes to your point still ⁉️ then causing you to have to establish a new point 😑🤔😤🛐🆘

[@moneysignclubboss]

@Color Up 🚨⚠️🆘

[@ColorUp]

Sorry, I barely remember that strategy and can’t understand exactly the situation you are trying to describe

[@MrZola1234]

The system has a cool symmetry to it, but you aren't going to win very many shooters.

[@jackmitchell268]

Good strat but I like the one from Vince where you take the 4,5,9,10 all the way down after hitting has been working well for me .. hopefully the martingale doesn’t catch up to me tho 🙏🏻

[@ColorUp]

Careful, martingale always catches you in the end

[@brizzlex1919]

What is the martingale?

[@ColorUp]

@@brizzlex1919 keep doubling your bet until you finally win

[@Jana-TheCraftyGambler]

I love this!

[@mikekoenning]

Pressing depends upon hitting the same number multiple times in order to win anything. If your bankroll allows, start with the highest bet you are trying to get to and regress. 7 is coming. Also, play the dark side. After you hit a few times with higher bets, get out and funnel to big red.

[@ColorUp]

Starting higher requires more upfront risk. Playing darkside is great idea funneling money to big red, unless the 7 stays away for a big and numbers keep rolling. Whichever way you play is a gamble, you never know how the dice would roll, otherwise this game would be easy to win at.

[@mikekoenning]

@@ColorUp true that… until my last visit to Vegas I had always come out ahead playing craps. This last time I lost almost everything I had gained on my previous 3 trips. The best strategies work… until they don’t. That’s why you get to play the game in such nice palaces.

[@mikekoenning]

@@ColorUp …and love your videos btw. They were my first introduction to learning craps.

[@markadkins9290]

I really like it ,too !

[@baseballjoe06]

I would do collect press press

[@ColorUp]

Great option

[@mrgoorn]

All we need is one more hit...And it's seven out...

[@ColorUp]

Story of my life haha

[@dannypresson4815]

Long rolls required for this one.

[@ColorUp]

Depends how the dice roll. Just roll 3 of same number ha

[@brizzlex1919]

@@ColorUp Lmao right. It could only be 4 rolls total

[@kcscouter62]

that's a lot of rolls to make this system happen..

[@ColorUp]

Depends if you repeat numbers or not

[@edwardescobar4871]

Ilike it

[@moneysignclubboss]

@Color Up I am seriously running into a issue using the 💲75 don't come strategy and I would love your help on it ⁉️ 😭

[@shanekuchler9569]

Hitting 4 times to get paid, not me. You have better strategies for me