Craps! Just Win Baby!!!!

[@michaelbitter7682]

23:40 In this scenario, you've lost your don't bet. Would it be more reasonable or at least viable to take down your bets and start over with a new don't bet and less money (in this case) on the box numbers?

[@shirleyrichard-qv9lw]

Something you have to make yourself do , when you're winning greatly every roll of the dice .

[@michaelbitter7682]

17:00 I have a question at this point in the video. This is the second time that you've decided to play light side only because you had casino money to spend. Is that a general rule of thumb that if you are up, you just go light side strategy or is it equally ok to just keep going with whatever strategy you were doing before (i.e. don't pass)? Just want to make sure I'm not missing something here.

[@michaelbitter7682]

15:05 What does it mean to "hop/pop sevens"? Seems like you just pulled your 10 money down into a COME bet? Why not just add it to your PASS line bet as you are coming out anyway? Just looking to understand what happened.

[@gmbtempe]

Any thoughts about using some profit, when the point is a 4 or 10, on the hardways to take away a combo that could beat you?

[@gmbtempe]

well i see he answered that at 34min or so

[@leetoelle1716]

Tell that to Dominic Lorigio, AKA the dice dominator. That guy has been kicked out of many casinos because of how he controls the dice. You can believe what ever you want, but he has a team of players he taught. They all can shoot the dice at least forty times. I dare your probability to match.

[@wagermethis]

Interesting. A few of the casinos have said they kicked him out for being belligerent, not because he was winning. But you can believe what you wish. I don't need dice control to win at craps. Maybe you do. I have no idea.

[@michaelbitter7682]

So one question. Your initial roll where you got the free $100 and decided to play light side $96 across, you could have just done a normal don't pass but done double the box place bets right? So with $100 on don't pass I'd normally put out < $100 for my bets but in this case I probably would have just put out < $200. Would that have been ok as well? Just want to make sure I'm learning to think on my own with smart ideas.

[@CHINO9313]

the middle bets is a wishing well. not the best but when it does it pays.

[@winnwinn7580]

Well, you should not press these numbers over 200 .. when the total is more than 200 .. then "7" become your threats .. collect your winning or add into your odds bet .. You need to increase your don't pass odds bet .. then press these numbers .. remember you want "7" .. so make sure your don't pass bet is more than these numbers total ..

[@jimklemens5018]

All of the Caesars properties in Las Vegas have a 10X tier credit multiplier August 29 through September 1.

[@Faux.Player]

What does this mean? The player card builds up faster?

[@jimklemens5018]

@@Faux.Player Yes, you could be a Gold level (no status) player and jump up to Diamond Plus in a day or two. Then you would get free suites and no resort fees every time you needed a room.

[@markadkins9290]

Another great one, thanks Jacob!

[@MyopiaMovie]

“30% and the math of the game will beat you but at 20% you’re beating the math of the game.” Drivel.

[@leetoelle1716]

Dude, you want a strategy that just might win all the time. The bone thrower has an idea you might be interested in. Especially if you are the shooter, you put $320 across the line. You get three score hits and then pull your bets down. Your turn again, go $480 across the line and get three score hits and then pull the bets down. If you notice, you only press when it is your turn. You only trust yourself. If you are betting on someone else, play your don't pass but after three hits remove your don't pass and play it out.

[@marcofranco6463]

Not everyone has a 3k bankroll

[@leetoelle1716]

Learn how to shoot the dice and you really only need $500, $1,000 would be on the safe side.

[@leetoelle1716]

I don't use $3000. I only have $500. Another tip when it comes to betting on someone else. If the casino requires action from you and you don't want to risk a lot of money (if the casino allows it) lay $30 against the six and place a $25 bet on the six. If the shooter hits the six, you should get paid $28. You only lose $3 including the dollar vig. If the shooter throws a seven, you get paid $25. You only lose $1 for the vig. If the shooter throws anything else, you can pull down the bets and lose nothing but you still show action.

[@golfshirtshooter633]

“Learn how to shoot the dice”? LOL. I will take probabilities over what you’ve “learned” on shooting dice. Probabilities are statistically factual. What you’ve “learned” regarding shooting dice cannot be proven. LOLOLOL

[@Kevin-TurtlesMidnightCraps]

Nice video Jacob. Thanks for posting. I like to play the DP with inside. Power press the inside for three hits, then take the inside down and ride out the don’t

[@ronnymansur8000]

been playing your stragedy for a while- it does work but sometimes those 7 come outs kill you- but i want to share soemthing different i do that has worked for me more, when playing the dont come out and you get 4 or 10 and you do a iron cross- the first 15 dollar win from field i use the first win to give me a hard 10 if the point is 10 as a hedge so you eliminate the 5x5 if it comes up - it has paid me back a few times hedging hard ways eliminates that extra point even if it a point 6 i get hard 6 on first win profit

[@scottulbrich5376]

hell yes

[@darcyfulton3773]

constructive criticism has value. simple criticism has none

[@RocketBubbleProductions]

I can't wait til we get crapless et in Cincinnati so I can go through a bankroll faster😂. It's about entertaining and challenging your mind!!!

[@gregoryd1074]

I love your 6 7 8 videos! I often get pen and paper out and play it against other creators content. I'm always surprised at the number of times the 678 wins against these other systems, especially when leaving with 20% profit. Please keep up the good work

[@IMGECCo]

Thanks for the video, Jacob. All Horseshoe casinos have 100x odds. Baltimore, Tunica, Las Vegas, Hammond IN, etc.

[@backyardponderings2507]

I would not trust other shooters on a come out to leave it "on" ...

[@davidbrock2829]

thanks buddy.

[@justDudpool]

The best part is that the game is fun. The experience and the memory of it is the greatest part of the game. Remember to tip (toke) the dealers (crew)!

[@Shooter11B]

I absolutely love how you handled the trolls, LOL.

[@scottulbrich5376]

yeah, i would have quit when i was up $350

[@jimklemens5018]

I love how you stroked the guy's ego that was saying that hybrid style is hedging.

[@marcofranco6463]

Another tremendous video by Jacob. I don’t understand how he doesn’t have at least 50k subs. I can’t wait to sling the dice on my cruise next week. I think I’ll play the light side but you never know

[@Faux.Player]

Awesome content. Don’t let the peanut gallery rile you up though. If they can’t see what you are doing they aren’t paying attention. Things I noticed during the years of watching. 10% don’t is a little scary, but as you have said you have 2k in your pocket for the weird runs of dice. So it really isn’t 10% it is 3.1/3% (unless you feel you are making mistakes). The don’t “hedge” (or purple monkey bet) is really a play for the 7 on the short roll and if the shooter takes off you build up the light side. If you see a choppy table then you place don’t odds (this is a nice way to go with the trend of the table). I just saw an interesting strategy that Waylon put out that you might like, what do you think? I think he calls it the “half pint strategy” 68dc. Basically it is a 6/8 ladder and any hit on the 6/8 he does half the winnings on a dc bet. On losers of the 6/8 he goes up one starting unit, and on any 6/8 hit he goes down a unit. I was playing this out on my app with $18 units on the 6/8 and 10dc, with a $1000 BR. It takes a pretty bad run to lose, and is a pretty consistent winner. What do you think?

[@bobvick3771]

If you are going to have people in the background and talking, MIKE them up. Listening to your once sided conversation is crappy for your subscribers!

[@golfshirtshooter633]

Show me a person who criticizes a craps strategy and I will show you a person who is a long term loser in craps.

[@under49ers79]

Cool vid!

[@BarryReitman]

Starting with "...and win more often than not" you are utterly BS. I feel sorry for anyone who takes you seriously. First you alternate between Don't Pass and Pass lines. But you don't add the odds bets, which are the only way to make the odds against you less bad. (Although they are ALWAYS against you.) Then you play most of the sucker bets - C -E, Field, etc. Your "system" is a prescription for disaster, making a losing game worse. (Yes, I occasionally play between poker sessions, but I do it KNOWING that's it's a losing game.) Just ask casino magnate Steve Wynn. You are telling people to follow guaranteed losing advice. Have you no shame?

[@gmbtempe]

essentially summing up your critique it comes down to one sentence, "do not gamble on non-skill based games". Point me to the correct to lose the least, thanks.

[@BarryReitman]

@@gmbtempe As I indicated, I have no problem with folks - including myself - playing games with losing expectations. But I detest anyone who gives the worst possible advice and convinces folks that it will make them winners.

[@gmbtempe]

What is the good advice, not being smart, would like to know.@@BarryReitman

[@BarryReitman]

@@gmbtempe I've a hunch you're plenty smart. If your question isn't rhetorical, my answer is poker (my local poker club winnings covered a big portion of my mortgage for many years), or, as I said, Craps KNOWING you can't win over any long period - but it's a lot of fun. Betting Pass line and Come bets AND taking full odds (or Don't Pass/Don't Come laying full odds) is what almost every REAL expert suggests. It comes the closest to ALMOST an even chance. Bouncing between all the different sucker bets, as in this video, is insane and unethical advice.

[@gmbtempe]

Thanks, definitely know a thing or two about poker. Its a tough time commitment for me. I bet heavily on a couple other skill based games as well.@@BarryReitman

[@fatmanpritchett5077]

You’ve made a believer out of me