Best Hybrid Craps Strategy Period!

[@afk21117]

Great video Jeremy. I love this hybrid approach and have reached my win goal at each of my last three sessions at the casino. I’ll be sticking with this for a while.

[@silverflame112]

With a tweak, this might be a good comp system for cruises. Where u at Brian Holy Rollr!

[@wagermethis]

Awesome showing. I love you you kept getting knocked off, it proves the strategy is repeatable. When the number you don't want keeps hitting and you still win, that's a good thing. I know you can relate to this, " it's crazy how when you show a video, the dice will go nuts one way or another." Reality is hard to replicate. Thanks for showing this.

[@ColorUp]

I loved your idea of increasing the next dont. you are a smart gambler. Thanks for sharing with us all.

[@TimBonn]

@@ColorUp I enjoy watching BOTH of your guys' channels. Trying out this approach later this week!

[@dlewisgreen]

Watched so many of your videos and I love them! Have used many strats you have demo’ed and I’m so grateful! This one is too complicated for me 😂😂😂

[@McTavish13]

I really want to try this on my next trip in April. Great video Jeremy.

[@wrxrob]

Hybrid has definitely become my new jam, shifting the danger from big red to a box number.

[@holyrollr]

This may be good for the cruises that don’t rate you if you play the don’t and try to place the point…just forget about covering the point 🎲🎲✅🤩

[@timrpat282]

very interesting Jeremy. I don't think I have the guts to risk that much but will consider it. Gives me something to think about.

[@middleschoolteachers7866]

I love "Wager Me This". Many great insights!

[@beano52]

Cool strat, always enjoyed Jacobs vids as well. I would have like to seen the comparison to the other strats at the end of the video like you used to. Have to admit, those were 2 crazy rolls, but I like the strat.

[@hardattackdj]

Hey, you didn’t compare with The Standard. I really liked having the comparisons at the end

[@Remob4]

Yeah.... what gives?!

[@Anatoleghazalpour]

It must have done horribly compared to standard so he just edited out. LOL

[@hardattackdj]

@ with a roll like that, any light side strat would have done really well. That’s why I wanted to see how the others did

[@jimrosenfeld6449]

I believe Jacob puts a small amount into the “next Don’t” and racks most of the payout.

[@ColorUp]

Yes, as I was increasing my next dont bet. I copied what he said.

[@SoarviverForever]

Crazy roll Jeremy, love it. and btw at 12:42 was that "10" supposed to be green?

[@PeteH-202]

What do you think they would rate you on a cruise ship towards a free cruise? Great system I like how it protects your profits and investment.

[@paule.9638]

Im gonna try this. Looks good here and the logic is sound, but is craps. 🤣

[@D.Jackson141]

Would you ever add odds if the point was 4 or 10?

[@glenthomason1428]

I really like the hybrid strategy. However, if we could get average rolls of 24 any strategy should win.

[@simonp103]

After hitting a point you’ve basically got a hedge bet, in your other videos with hedge strategy you have bets working on the come out roll. Any reason for the change?

[@edwardbianchi1073]

Doesn’t make sense not to work the bets on come out roll😊

[@anon6474]

I personally wouldn't work the come out roll, a 7 wipes all of your place bets and the dp. 7 is the most likely to roll, and the place bets would not be hedged, as they are after a point is made

[@andybeimler]

When the 10 hit at the 13 minute mark it should have been a $2 vig. Nothing crazy just reminding :)

[@JJ_Neptune]

Jacob progresses, increases, adds to his next Don’t Pass bet amount using profits. Since he’s hedging, he can also increase the amount he bets against his DP on the box numbers. Personally, I would hedge the come out roll to avoid losses. 😅

[@zion5637]

fun video, but once again great rolls tend to make all strategies work/ You mention at the start the average roll is 8 1/2 rolls. Would be interesting to watch this strat with that average. As it is, it's just winning with really nice shooters.

[@classifiedsincebirth]

great Video, great strategy. Hybrid is the way to go...flexibility

[@iobjection]

Rolled $200 into $500 in just one shooter using The Standard ($15min, 3x4x5x) it was great!

[@jaypPOV]

Tryna come up with the conversions for the $15 and smaller buy in. Any suggestions so that the don’t pass is still covered by the place bets and vice versa?

[@JJ_Neptune]

Stick with ETG (electronic table games) bubble craps & roll to win. Easier to calculate and make changes.

[@patrickkrodgers]

I can't help but notice the reluctance all craps players have about hedging the don't with a place. Once you establish profit, place a bet on the point to cover in case that hits. Then you don't care what rolls. Not only are you out of the hand, ANY number that hits is just more profit.

[@andywhite5228]

Do you still play the field if the point established is 4,9, or 10?

[@ColorUp]

No, he just bets across alk the remaining numbers

[@williamkephart3639]

What do you do if 4, 9 or 10 roll . I know bet across. But at what level

[@TonySandoval405]

Probably around the Don’t, across

[@tahona]

As a novice.. why buy the 4/10 instead of a place bet?

[@ColorUp]

Simple answer , it pays more. Full answer kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4PWkox_n5KWncUsi=XvAhUQdz5WtyLfVs

[@tahona]

@@ColorUp Thank you so much for the response!

[@JackLyons300]

Jeremy - you da man!!

[@victor_g1]

Why not play the odds on the Don’t instead of keep progressing the next don’t when it gets too high ?

[@Scarface1337_]

don't odds get half payout?

[@gscop1683]

biggest weakness is continuous pressing Without pulling down to the one or two unit level And Locking In Profit!

[@fpvmaverick47]

No dicer io comparison to other strategies? 😢

[@ColorUp]

Too much variation to build a dicer with. I suppose you could make it more systematic some how.

[@fpvmaverick47]

makes sense, was just curious how the molly or dolly did with the same rolls. Thanks Jeremy!

[@scottgunerman]

Interesting idea. To play this you need a very good and patient set of dealers. And probably a table that isn’t too crowded. I like to drink my cocktails so I would definitely lose track of what’s going on with all that money on the table. Great video for advanced players 👍🏻

[@kenhyatt3673]

@@scottgunerman Drink or Play, both, a sure loser!!

[@1yamawai1]

average roll 25. of course you win. but yeah--hope you didn't leave those cubes near anything combustible after those rolls! :) :)

[@willmunson9320]

Very interesting

[@robertpinsky9230]

Why not use some of the profits to place the point? That way a seven or a point is a wash either way.

[@dickmannix6120]

I like this idea a lot. My local (CO) casino offers 100x odds. With that in mind, how should I alter this system? Maybe a pass line bet to establish the point, then a don't come bet, followed by just offsetting the don't with pass line odds. Thoughts?

[@toddschulman7941]

Interesting I like it just don't have the bankroll but sometimes seeing good rolls doesn't explain the risk. LOL

[@ColorUp]

Could scale down. Say $40 don’t, with $30 some in place bets. Good roles can be deceiving for sure, but it just happened.

[@ke0kie]

what a roll

[@leetoelle1716]

When you have progressed as much as you have, remember the casino will allow you to remove your don't pass. If you are out of the hand, pull the don't, reduce your bets and play it out. Also, the don't is for each new shooter. There is no sense in risking more money when you are already in profit.

[@NeonEvangelist]

so I remember hearing the DP is a non-contract bet unlike the pass line but I have never seen anyone take their DP down ever...also is this a universal rule or casino by casino? Because doing this and removing the DP after a couple hits would make it a lot more attractive to me

[@ColorUp]

Can absolutely remove DP. This is why maybe you shouldn’t. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qomQiquihJiDo7Msi=FAW8MZOEfq7tGnXZ

[@vikingsoftpaw]

Shorter rolls make the DP worth the risk.

[@iptvclub1575]

@@NeonEvangelistpeople don’t remove the DP because mathematically you are favored. But once you are out of the hand, if you don’t want the DP anymore just place it. So if you have $100 on the DP and it’s a 5. After in profit instead of pulling it down, place it for $75. If a 7 comes you still win $25 and if the 5 is hit you win $5.

[@waylonswaycraps]

​@@iptvclub1575Amen brother

[@Listener827]

Good to hear you're finally playing the Only consistent winning strategy: Hybrid play. It's what Jacob and Waylon have been doing for years.

[@ColorUp]

Hybred play also loses while limiting wins. It’s no magical formula.

[@Listener827]

@@ColorUp No magic Jeremy, just greater probability of winning over time. According to Wizard of Odds 60% of the "typical" 12 shooters/hour will Never hit their point--that's 7.2 of 12, or the Majority of players never hit the point. That makes the first 6-8 rolls mainly dark side. Makes sense to win those 7 times instead of saying 5-2, we're all through, as when someone plays light side only and loses 100% of their money, versus a smart Hybrid player who has more bet dark side than light and makes a positive return those 7 of 12 times.😎 You just tossed a group of fluke rolls of 25 average rolls per shooter--highest I've ever seen you roll on your channel. Having a positive return for 7 of 12 shooters will put the Hybrid players far ahead of the 7 losers for the Light Side only player. Also, it'd be good to see you "Color Up" the chips at the end of each strategy. There's something sweet about seeing the purple and yellow chips on the table. 👍👍

[@JoeFerber]

VERY interesting strategy!!!!! I like it a LOT!!! However, I would think you would need a $3000 bankroll because if you're using the $150 on the Don't Pass and THEN you have to add the Iron Cross or All the REST of the numbers - depending on what the point is - and it has to be JUST under the $150 Don't Pass bet, that's why I would justify the $3000 bankroll for 10 chances with this GREAT strategy!!!

[@iamjeramy]

The point of the strategy is that the only risk is on the Don't bet. That is why it is 150 per shooter for 10 shooters. The money you put on the table after the come out roll is insured by the Don't. That is why you start with less than your Don't bet on the rest of the bets. If your table bets lose, you make 150 back and guaranteed a profit. The only number you don't want to see is the Point, therefore the only money really at risk is the Don't. Hope that makes sense!

[@JoeFerber]

@iamjeramy It does make sense but I would still take a $3000 bankroll for this strategy, because I want to have some extra rolls!

[@iamjeramy]

@@JoeFerber Wish you luck!

[@JoeFerber]

@iamjeramy I don't have the bankroll for that strategy though!

[@iamjeramy]

@@JoeFerber Me either, brother. Me either.....

[@mikelkeith2115]

unfortunately, most casinos have turned to AI criminals, so any systems that works, you will be surrounded by security, and men with suits, your chips picked up, and told your action is too good for them, the moral of the story, just sheer the sheep, you can only skin him once.

[@HunterCarver-e4f]

It's a bad strat.

[@kenhyatt3673]

Why????

[@Twinsen764]

Never play the DP! Always pass line and bet with the shooter. Play by yourself if you do hybrid, aka bubble craps.

[@Scarface1337_]

every table I've ever been at there's a DP guy and nobody complains

[@Twinsen764]

"every table" I doubt that... I think you mean virtual table with 6 gathered around that bubble craps

[@Scarface1337_]

@@Twinsen764 no I mean real tables in Louisiana and Vegas, always someone playing DP.

[@Twinsen764]

Dont play there

[@Scarface1337_]

@@Twinsen764 but those are my favorite 🤣

[@andrewbode8840]

@ColorUp it would be great if you could show this strategy at a $10 table for us beginners. I'd be looking at a $500 bankroll to start. Any other changes you'd make to the strategy?