Conservative Small Bankroll Craps Strategy

[@daddydroskithebodybagger6731]

Hello. I am a bay area native who frequents Peppermill/GSR to play craps. I wanted to let you know that your videos have helped me develop my own strategy and strengthen my understanding of the game. It is my hope to see you on one of my trips at the tables. Thank you for the content. Also... this strategy isn't it in my opinion. A better conservative bankroll strategy would be a 6/8 12 each. Press once on either number and collect to be in the black and free roll from there. (Regression to min to place other inside or just stay the same).

[@pewing99]

It is a new ante every Come Out roll. Doesn't matter if it is win, lose, or point set. It can get VERY expensive. The electronic tables are a bit better at 50 cents for the ante. The ante can really get you on things like Blackjack since it is 50 cents a hand. That works out to $40-$50 an hour to play.

[@SameBet]

I was going to say the same thing.. about $40 an hour in ante fees. As a low roller, thats very hard to overcome. Fortunately, most of the tables north of OKC dont charge the ante anymore!

[@vahalladad]

At hard rock in Tulsa it only on new shooters

[@ashley1scott]

Please remind me never to play at a casino that charges Ante as it seems to just be another way get take money from you, except that you never get it back. I would take the win from the first roll and place either the 6 or 8 as it gives you an extra 5 possibles to get this system started.

[@ksnullzero]

It's tough to call this a conservative strategy when you need 5+ hits

[@timmelton856]

Well you are only risking $20 - if you are new to the game this could be appealing. Sometimes when you are faced with the idea of placing $50 and up it is a turn off to newbies. I have seen brand new players only make one or two bets because they don't understand. I think the most popular kinds of bets at my casino would be the pass line and only one place bet. And hey - they are Happy with that. Kudos - Whatever allows them to have a fun time :) 🏄‍♂️🍻

[@liudizzle]

First time I’ve heard of an ante at a craps table, that is crazy

[@Twinsen764]

Yes they did take an ante on every come out roll even the Yo they took my $1 screw that! But at the LED craps, they didn't. So stick with that at winstar

[@StiglerPanther]

Oklahoma Dice Dealer * I’m not the best at explaining things, but let me try. So I’m Oklahoma, it’s $1 ante every come out, I know some casinos do it a bit different then ours. But, let me explain our casino. On the come out roll. You’ll pay $1 dollar. If you have a $5 pass/don’t pass (Or in any workings bets such as Felid, hard ways/Prob) If you roll a craps number or frontline winner, all working bets must pay another $1 Ante. You will Continue to pay a Ante Every roll when the puck is off, until a point is Established. Then no more Antes till the puck is off. If you have place bets that are not working, then it’s just gonna be $1 one time. Any working bets will cost you a $1 Sorry I couldn’t explain it better lol. If you have any questions or still confused, I can answer any question

[@sambrister2667]

The ante is paid on every roll of the dice until a point is set. Natural winner or craps number, pay up. 4,5,6,8,9,10 just keep going. It can be a grind when you roll a bunch of sevens and craps numbers.

[@ColorUp]

Crazy

[@jimcartwright4379]

Glad the GSR doesn’t have the Fee. The GSR sounds like the place to play in Reno!

[@jackpackage9386]

As far as I know, no casinos in Nevada have the ante. I haven't been back in some time, but was born and raised in Northern Nevada and never saw the antes until I moved to Texas and went to the Oklahoma casinos. They have it on pretty much every table game, a real drag.

[@titaniumhen]

Jeremy, the GSR is my favorite casino. I did what you "Axed" - I liked the GSR on IG and FB. Thank you for the great videos and lessons. I'll look for you the next time I'm there and buy you a soda.

[@ColorUp]

Awesome, I think it’s a great casino in town

[@adsy6819]

I think covering the 6/8 after first hit on 5/9 would help, rather than waiting for 5/9 to hit twice. After all you’re ideally planning to reinvest that money anyway.

[@ColorUp]

Yep, that’s an option. Just takes more money at risk, instead of patience. Great idea if 6/8 hits next 👍🏻

[@caroldeking1050]

Good instruction vid. Learning how to play...don't have confidence yet for live play but getting there. BJ is my game & I usually do very well $$$. Plz do a beginners vid & explain "when" can u take ur money off the table? Thnx.

[@ColorUp]

You can take your money down with all bets at anytime except two bets. The pass line and come bets are “contract” bets and you cannot remove or reduce once bet is made.

[@timmelton856]

There are lots of videos in his channel you might find helpful. like 100's of them … including how to play craps, and other way to learn as a beginner. Heck if you get good enough; there are more advanced videos also that you can check out also . 🤸‍♂️🥏

[@Shredinsocal]

I don’t get how a conservative strategy is predicated on hitting numbers that aren’t as likely and on bets with a higher advantage. Would be better to start with 6/8 instead and then spread the winnings to 5 and 9. Or just press 6 and 8. In my experience covering every number seldom works out. Just when you get everything covered here some big red. Also the C&E addition is just absurd.

[@travisbyrum3665]

No ante playing Bubble Craps @ Winstar 👍 Leave the ante to the high rollers on the real tables 🎲

[@jimcartwright4379]

Don’t like the idea of paying the extra one dollar fee. Sounds like a policy by casino that doesn’t have competition nearby.

[@ColorUp]

Some areas I know for sure have competition and still do it. I have no idea how they get away with it

[@pewing99]

It is a state requirement. Supposed to fund the schools or something. Some casinos like Apache do free commission but it is in the middle of nowhere. Winstar is an hour from Dallas Ft Worth and the largest casino in the US so can pretty much charge whatever.

[@jimcartwright4379]

@@pewing99 Thanks for the info.

[@celticcraps]

Yessir. They make you pay the Ante every come out roll. That said, despite the low place bets, the exposure to risk are just too long, especially when the Ante is eating you. When the average rolls tend to go 3 to 5, it's just a bit much to expect more than most rolls to go long to get ahead. I think the best answer is to bring a little more to the table and either go 44 inside with a couple of hits or possibly incorporate a hedge and /or field. If you're bringing less money than every roll has to pay something to get a bit ahead. Just my thoughts.

[@ColorUp]

It’s definitely hard to win this way I agree, but it accomplishes it’s goal of being super conservative. The average roll lasts 8.5 rolls so yea there are plenty that last only 3-5

[@WClark-lp9vc]

That dollar ante is a money grab. You’re getting “Vigged without any gig”. 😂

[@gusmaschmann]

Not a fan of grind strats but with a small bankroll I can see where this would would work.

[@ZachJersey]

Man, the ante is gonna suck, glad they don't have that at my local casino. I think this has the beginnings of a strategy with some modifications. I get what they're doing with a small bankroll (or maybe you're down to your last 40 etc.), but the fatal flaw is you can't afford to waste rolls. I would take the first hit and immediately place the 6/8 for 12 and throw the other two on hardways. Second hit, place the other inside and use that remaining two on other hardways. Now you have a better spread of numbers and you're not wasting as many rolls. Anyways, keep up the good work Color Up.

[@frankspina6004]

Yep ante on every come out. It’s a beating. Yea

[@ericdavison9432]

The ante thing is interesting. I remember playing at (I think it was) Sycuan casino in San Diego County circa 1998. There was an ante and you could also opt to bring your bank roll and play as the house, so the casino took the ante and the house player took the winnings or paid out the winnings. The casino was owned by First Nations people was my understanding so the ante went to them. My understanding.

[@JTexCasino]

@Color Up ante is only collected each comeout when you have money in action, i.e. you wouldn't pay it unless there is an active bet. Wait until after the comeout when you place the 5 and 9 to place the ante.

[@randichrissehy1846]

I use a system similar to this. I bet 5 and 9 collect once then move to 6 and 8 after depending what hits next. I like to push till I have 25 on a number hit once then drop to 10 on that number. Then I fully push as numbers hit trying to get to 100 each and collect.

[@Gowaduv]

oh boy! I get to pay to bet? Here I though my ex sister-in-law was the most unreasonable thing in Oklahoma

[@ColorUp]

Don't know much about Oklahoma, but I do know ante to play craps stinks.

[@jackpackage9386]

@@ColorUp They have it on the other table games too. 50¢ per hand to play blackjack at both WinStar in Thackerville and Choctaw in Durant.

[@JO5H.]

If I recall you said you were going to show us how to win with the strategy either there's a part two or it was lacking the wind part I'm unsure as of the moment. Okay all jokes aside I usually find myself playing this strategy oddly enough I live in Texas and frequent the Windstar but I never knew the strategy had a name or that other people played it how funny anywho to be honest I typically start with a very small bank roll as I am a grandfather and have a very large family and not so much money to throw at the table and about half the time I walk away ahead, way ahead anywhere usually between 10 and 15x profit but then on the times that I don't win it's so much fun I can't help but to keep losing however the smart me would say to myself if I'm not winning to leave the table or try another method etc but I just wanted to chime in and say that this method is really good when it's working I use it quite a lot thanks for your videos and hope to see more. The antique thing is real and it really sucks it's something to do with the Indian reservations having to pay the fee for running the tables it's basically the Indians paying off the state to allow them to use or have the crabs tables or any other tables that have an anti :/ /end. 🍀🎲 GL at the tables 💎🦍

[@zlangleyflashx]

my bubble craps strategy is a grinder and it’s slow but it’s kind of cheap at $5 a shooter or i guess point can go higher if you want but i play $1 on pass line with max odds of $2 and if it’s 4,6,8,10 i bet $2 on hard way a swell for the point if 5 or 9 i bet them and wait if a 7 hits i double up it’s bound to pay off on doubling within 5 hopefully shoots if not all shooters are point then 7 shooters it really is great if it’s point then hard way point hit so it pays better

[@azwestyman6708]

Don't like how many rolls this strategy takes to get going and how you're missing all of the other action waiting. And waiting...

[@ColorUp]

true, not for everyone, it is very conservative.

[@MansaKemwer]

Love the content! Best dice content out there. Keep up the great work!

[@ColorUp]

Thanks, will do!

[@markadkins9290]

Yes it is!

[@Stephen-el4cz]

I tried a modification of starting with $15/ea on the 5 & 9, so only $10 more per shooter. After two hits, you are in the hand (5 & 9 at $10 and 6 & 8 at $12) for only $2 instead of down $16.

[@tbone2859]

Different table game but Mystic Lake in Minnesota had a 25 cent required ante on every hand if you wanted to play a two dollar minimum blackjack table. For a beginner blackjack player just trying to get a feel for the game, I obviously didn’t care for it. My guess with that casino, was they needed someone to pay for their dealer at that low of a level so…….. plus at that time they had zero competition lol.

[@MegaJoe123321]

I live in Oklahoma and I’m pretty sure goes to some sort of Charity/Public Schools

[@therealtree17]

Yes, you'll have to pay a new ante after a come out winner/loser. It's considered a new come out, so new ante.

[@markadkins9290]

Don't think I like this one. I don't do social media otherwise I'd tell them to let you shoot live. Because of you I know this place exists and looks sweet and would like to check it out! Keep it coming! Thanks

[@ColorUp]

No problem. I think its just a matter of time before we see live videos from there.

[@markadkins9290]

@@ColorUp I sure hope so! That would be great!

[@timmarmontelo3256]

What is that other box above the field. I was in Atlantic City and there was a table reserved and one guy playing $500 minimum table he had 25k odds.

[@daddydroskithebodybagger6731]

That box above field is a special field bet that breaks field into thirds and pays more... basically where bankrolls go to die. Don't bother.

[@timmelton856]

@@daddydroskithebodybagger6731 lol

[@daddydroskithebodybagger6731]

@@timmelton856 did I lie? Haha

[@double_joseph327]

I feel this would be better with $10 on the 5 and $10 on the field.

[@christianjohnson2968]

I play at Winstar, it is a new ante per come out roll no matter what. And if you have any come points unresolved on a come out roll and you don't ante, you automatically lose the come points too.

[@chrisms7]

This is intended for beginners as well but I don’t understand more than half the terminology. Sounds like good session though.

[@dr.macgmail2287]

No go strategy

[@ray6976]

Definitely

[@Sh00terMcGavinXL]

Got any good strategies for playing a crapless craps tables

[@ColorUp]

Not really, I don't play the game much and when I do I usually stick with place bets on 4-10 which is the same as standard table.

[@StiglerPanther]

Is this gonna be your new layout?

[@boblon8150]

These casinos man… the only casino near me does only a 15 dollar min for their table and I hate

[@ferb4442]

$40 per shooter. 3 bet the 6/8. Hit. drop $3 press each to $30. Hit again. Drop $1. Go to $96 across. Hit 2 more times. You’re up.

[@ray6976]

So many better strategys for small bank roll. Betting small can dwindle your money pretty fast and eveb a long roll your not making much with this one.

[@ColorUp]

depends on your goal. small bets = small loss = more time at table with small budge

[@jimcartwright4379]

@@ColorUp Not to mention the longer you spend at the table, the higher rating you get in better offers you will receive from the various casinos. If you’re playing for four or five hours with a smaller bank roll, your expected loss per hour can actually be much higher than what you actually lost if that makes any sense.

[@ray6976]

Normally the more scared i play the faster the money goes. If you dont have the money to bet then its probably best to avoid the casino. If your just testing the table maybe stick to a passline bet to feel things out.

[@samueleuresti3]

69K subscribers ...NICE!

[@ColorUp]

Ha, I hadn't noticed.

[@markadkins9290]

Neither did I

[@miker6402]

I am anti ante!

[@middleschoolteachers7866]

Like your channel,but I'll pass on this strategy.

[@hobarttobor686]

anyone who pays an ante in a craps game is a complete fool, come on man.

[@ColorUp]

🤷🏽‍♂️

[@StiglerPanther]

In the State of Oklahoma, you must pay it lol

[@pewing99]

Pay or don't play craps or any table game.

[@hobarttobor686]

@@pewing99 Bossier City, LA

[@pjm1953]

I don't like paying the ante it's like I'm paying them for losing my bet all the time. I keep thinking only dumb or desperate people only gamble at these casinos. But I was wrong these people are beyond dumb &/or desperate maybe mindless people they just don't care as long as casino take their bank roll (both the ante and the chips). I'll stick to Vegas

[@codysconclusions895]

to many rolls.... some of the strats you publish are really risky.. 6-7+ rolls.. sometimes even 9+ before a profit is WAY risky with a small bank roll. And that is if youre constantly hitting numbers/points... in the first go at the strat, you mentioned come-out, +3 rolls.. which is 4 right off the start, 5th roll is a place 6/8... thats if you hit EVERY single one of those rolls... thats 6 already befre we even get to press or collect... ??????? do people really play this way?

[@ColorUp]

It’s gambling and only $10-20 invested so it’s not really risky. It may not be to your liking or speed but it’s ultra conservative. Many strategies cover all the numbers and quick 7 loses them $70+. There s no right way to gamble, the dice have to go in your favor either way.

[@codysconclusions895]

@@ColorUp completely understandable... i just dont understand why holding out for a potential 10+ roll on a conservative bankroll

[@isaacfox9326]

I'd be bored out of my mind.

[@cactuarnoob100]

Is that a legit GSR table??

[@ColorUp]

It is indeed

[@cactuarnoob100]

@@ColorUp did you buy it from them? I’m genuinely curious how you got it, I know they replaced the 3rd dice table with that electronic one

[@ColorUp]

I film in their casino in a back room

[@cactuarnoob100]

@@ColorUp wow they let you do that that’s pretty impressive with permission. Guessing you have some kind of partnership

[@ColorUp]

Trial partnership, but I hope to in future.

[@jimmymucho]

Oklahoma sucks

[@vahalladad]

In Oklahoma the doller fee is only on new shooter. sucks but its all we got here. funny thing is a 50 cent fee per hand of any card game.