CRAPS! Playing the Don't Pass +1(-1) Ladder!

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WagerMeThis

Ай бұрын

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@bluenoteone Ай бұрын

Thanks again, Wage, for all the different angles and the best game on the planet.

@guardianking9209 Ай бұрын

The only way to play craps even when there are times that you will hit bad streaks. You can always count on the 7.

@middleschoolteachers7866 Ай бұрын

Thank you!

@steventran3744 Ай бұрын

How about using the DC instead of the DP? 2 major benefits imo: 1) not losing multiple times on the come out (unless shooter keeps rolling yo). 2) with DC you’re not necessarily betting against the table

@wagermethis Ай бұрын

There are exactly zero differences in chance to lose from the DC to the DP. A shooter can roll the 7 at anytime, and the next shooter could roll a PSO, and so on. As for not playing against the table, that part makes total sense.

@KG-Punk Ай бұрын

I play a hybrid of this with some guard rails. I play one unit on the don't on a loss I switch to the pass with 2 units. On a loss there I go back to the don't with 3 units. I ladder up on a loss down on a win and go back to base when I am in profit from a win. Also i never go over 5 units max bets and after 3 wins in a row I switch sides. I hope this makes sense for you analyze this strategy.

@evgeniigorbachev5209 Ай бұрын

When you reach a bet of 5 units. Do you play 5 units until you play down the stairs? Or fix a loss. Can I reveal the topic? Thank you

@KG-Punk Ай бұрын

@@evgeniigorbachev5209 Yes I stop. When you have the run of 8-9 losses in a row it can get to far in your bankroll and needing to have so many win in a row to get back to base. Big thing is to know where your bankroll was at the start and reset back to base when you are in profit and reboot.

@evgeniigorbachev5209 Ай бұрын

@@KG-PunkThat is, you fix the loss and start with 1 unit. when will you rise in your bet to 5 units? Question number 2? Do you get up if you catch the series 7 7 7 11 let's say it's not bad? Or, for example, after two sevens in a row, will you wait for the next arrow? And what, for example, is your bankrupt when playing with a black chip.

@KG-Punk Ай бұрын

@@evgeniigorbachev5209 Q1 Each loss i go up one unit....$5 to $10 to $15 to 20 to $25 if i have 5 straight losses. Any win in the process i reduce it one unit or if i am in profit from a win i return to the base bet $5. Q2 Lets say im on the dont pass for 1 unit -5 then i switch to pass line for 10 win makes me up $5 the next bet is 5 up 10 next bet is still 5 im up $15 and from having 3 straight wins I switch to the Dont .That would be a 7 7 7 11 roll starting from the dont. On 5 dollar table 5 losses in a row with a ladder your next bet will be $25.

@middleschoolteachers7866 Ай бұрын

Jacob, have you ever considered betting equal amounts on the pass and don't pass on the come out just to protect your don't against big red? I know it leaves you vulnerable to the 12, but couldn't you hedge that as well? I always enjoy your thoughts and strategies.Thank you!

@wagermethis Ай бұрын

What your referring to is the Dewey don't. Playing the Dewey don't is only a losing situation. There is no way to win on it. Hedging the 12 will just eat up that bet each roll, which is just compounding the losing. If your looking to get to the odds bet with the Dewey don't. The Odds are a break even bets by nature, because the pay the true odds there is no advantage either way. At least that is what the Basic math says, but if you actually calculate what is happening with Odds bets, you would have to factor the bet takes at least two separate rolls, and on the lightside it takes a repeating number. I know you're naturally inclined to think all rolls are independent, but once you create the situation with the Odds, you now in a new math problem. For example, let's say you have Odds on the 5, since the 5 rolls 4 times vs the 7s 6 times, you are getting 3/2 payout, but the new math problem has one less 5 because you rolled it to set the point, so now you're in a problem more like the 4 or 10, with only 3 combos left. The math has to be adjusted when looking at Odds because they require 2 separate rolls to satisfy the bet.

@middleschoolteachers7866 Ай бұрын

Thank you!