Craps Strategy Guaranteed to Win! (If you beat the come out)

This video explains a simple craps strategy that nearly guarantees a small win. The only caveat is that you have to beat the come out roll. There are ways to hedge the come out roll that I briefly touch on.
How to play:
1. $30 Don't Pass Bet
2. Wait for come out to establish point. If a 7/11 replace Don't Pass.
3. Place bet on the point. $25 on 1,5,9,10 and $30 on the 6 or 8.
4. On a 7 out you win $5. On a 6/8 you break even, 5/9 you win $5, 4/10 will win $20 if you buy them
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The opinions in this video are not guaranteed or warranty to produce any particular result. This video is for informational and entertainment purposes only. I am a novice play and produce these videos to spread my love of the game.
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[@darrellnypaver580]

I have been playing craps at the casinos for 45 years, so I have seen a thing or two and from what I have seen you have the best stragies on craps.

[@OnPointCraps]

Thanks Darrell. That is a great compliment. There is a great KZbin craps community with lots of good ideas.

[@midmoyo5837]

Thanks for coming out with videos again bud. Great job.

[@OnPointCraps]

You are most welcome Ciro. Thanks for the support.

[@MidAtlanticCraps]

Mike sure about this one but love you enthusiasm! Keep up the good work!

[@OnPointCraps]

I might use this after I reach goal and am waiting for my wife to finish at slots.

[@DiceDegen]

Talk about a grind! This will def keep you at the table for a while though! Thanks for sharing!

[@OnPointCraps]

It is slow if you are trying to get goal, but maybe good for a short stack if you need to kill time.

[@EastCoastCraps]

I can see me using this when I drive 40 minutes to one of my locals to find 25.00 tables which I don’t play locally. I could play a couple shooters and get my gas money ad bounce. Thank You For Your Time.

[@OnPointCraps]

Sounds like a plan Clay.

[@MichaelJohnson-qc2be]

Great strategy. THANK YOU

[@OnPointCraps]

@@MichaelJohnson-qc2be You are very welcome. Have you used it at the casino? If so, how did it work for you?

[@BrianMcDermott-q8k]

Nice! :) A conservative 1 point blender. I would prefer to take advantage of the most common number of seven on the come out rolls only by laying the 4 and 10 for 50 each. In theory, we should get more come out 7’s than either the 4 or 10. When the puck is on, I like the 1 point blender. Bonus, if a 4 or 10 did hit on the come out, we have a chance to win 18 dollars back (50-2) for the vigs.

[@BrianMcDermott-q8k]

I would love to see a lay the 4 and 10 with a 30 dollar DP for come out rolls only, and a 1 point blender when the puck is on rolled out.

[@OnPointCraps]

Interesting variation. With taking a look at.

[@OnPointCraps]

Great idea. I will roll that out in a video in the near future.

[@BrianMcDermott-q8k]

Thanks man. I am interested to see what happens. Of course, it all depends on how the dice roll that day! :)

[@OnPointCraps]

@@BrianMcDermott-q8k isn’t that the truth. I played a game recently. I was on the DP and five 11s in a row were rolled. Bad day.

[@UnknownScorpion]

Once in awhile I do a progression on this hedge style and bet the difference on other things, obviously the 4/10 make it real nice, can basically bet the half way difference. But some casinos disable hedging bets in the settings on the electronics craps so you can't make a buy / place bet on a don't pass point #. There's a work around to do it. Before you roll the come out, you have to make all of the bets across all of the point numbers, yes all of them, and then turn off your bets so they aren't at risk. Now when the point is established for your DP, your hedge bet you turned off is already set and enabled. So next you just adjust all the other bets if you didn't want them up take them down. Neat work around, if your really set on hedging. Your alternative to this is the don't come bet, you can check, some of the machines don't disable hedging the DC, they may have only done it for the DP.

[@OnPointCraps]

Thanks for the tips. I will check it out next time I go.

[@UnknownScorpion]

@@OnPointCraps My # 1 go to on the bubble machines is just buy 4 & 10. Start with a little base bet and do progression. It's same repeat bet when they get knocked down, up 1 unit on a win, except if on win if you have a new high bankroll then reset to base unit again. So simple, have to fight the urge to make other bets and grinding it out, every time I do I regret it, should have just stuck to what works lol

[@OnPointCraps]

@@UnknownScorpion sounds like Waylon’s 4/10 ladder. I use that on bubble craps.

[@UnknownScorpion]

@@OnPointCraps Ya I commented on a few of Waylon's video's it's similar to how I play! I been using this one for a long time though, use it to grind out free play at 1 particular casino that lets you transfer it to the craps which is rare, and I had no shame I figured if they are going to take it away I might as well hit it for all I can get, so far they still allowing it. This 4/10 strategy averages cashing out 125% of the free play.

[@OnPointCraps]

@@UnknownScorpion awesome. Thanks for the insight.

[@NohandleJ]

So if you're trying to make a quick $100 bucks, you need to 20x the bets shown in the video right? and hope to miss the 7 and 11 on the come out?

[@OnPointCraps]

Correct. This strategy is not meant for a quick win and be done. You could hedge the come out with a lay bet (4 or 10) but then you are putting more at risk. It is a possibility though. $600 DP and $500 on the number. You would need an additional $1200 if you wanted a lay hedge.

[@TheTylerjoy04]

Will This Strategy Work On Any The Bubble Craps Machines?

[@OnPointCraps]

It certainly will. $6 Don’t Pass, bet $5 on 4,5,9,10 and $6 on 6&8.

[@SkillandLuckCRAPS]

Try a $30 Don’t Pass with a $60 Lay 9. If the 9 hits, then you have to take $120 odds against the point. If anything becomes the point besides the 9, then take down the $60 Lay 9 to bring it back to your rack, & place bet or buy that point for a hedge for $30.

[@OnPointCraps]

I like that idea. I don’t know if I like the $120 odds against. I have seen too many repeaters.

[@SkillandLuckCRAPS]

@@OnPointCraps I have seen a ton of repeater’s too, but repeating numbers are not the norm, which is why the player has a bankroll that can ride out those small but dangerous times it happens.

[@OnPointCraps]

@@SkillandLuckCRAPS That’s true.

[@SkillandLuckCRAPS]

@@OnPointCraps one of the biggest strong points we are agreeing on is we are keeping the 7 strongest at all times. When we do this there will be other numbers with less combinations that might be rolled. In this case we are talking about a 9 repeating. There are no guarantees, & it’s not possible to cover everything. We can only put the odds in our favor to win. We can’t be scared of when that anomaly happens. It’s going to happen. The seven should protect and pay us enough in the long run to recover that loss.

[@michaelkullas2031]

Good strat for the social players. Thanks

[@OnPointCraps]

Thanks. It is a slow grind, but if you like hanging out at the table and chatting it can keep you there.

[@ChooChooPapa]

$50 DP, and 25 each 6,8 or any 2 numbers. More chances to win

[@OnPointCraps]

Thanks for the comment. That works as a great strategy. I refer to it as the 6,7,8 Can't Lose. Of course it can lose but it does pretty good.

[@benyeager4639]

Question; if I place $50 on the Don’t pass , how can I protect it on the come out?

[@OnPointCraps]

You can lay $100 on the 4 or 10 and shift the risk off the 7. Remove the lay bet once a point is set. You are investing more and if the lay number hits, you are out more. Additionally, the 11 still loses. There is no way to completely hedge bets and still come out ahead. If that was the case, it wouldn’t be called gambling.

[@benyeager4639]

@@OnPointCraps thank you so much for your reply!

[@OnPointCraps]

@@benyeager4639 no problem. I hope it helps.

[@slloyd9892]

I think this a great strategy when the point is 4 or 10, other than that its a grinder lol.

[@OnPointCraps]

Fair point. I don’t mind a grind though. Building Comp at the casino is a thing!

[@joemoe765]

Hope everyone knows you are a 8 to 3 underdog on the DP

[@OnPointCraps]

Statistically yes. In practice, I typically see less come out 7s than predicted.

[@kevincollins9267]

Perhaps you could martingale this

[@OnPointCraps]

A martingale would work…. If it works. Low bankroll is cost prohibitive if the rolls go back.

[@charlesriess7925]

You beat 5 on that hard way for 4 6 8 10 you could make more or just come out even.

[@OnPointCraps]

I have a hard way strategy, but it is tough to win with it.

[@georgek9285]

Get 7/11 on come out every 6 rolls you still lose money. No way to make money on this.

[@OnPointCraps]

@@georgek9285 Thanks for the comment. What you stated is not true. The probability of 7 or 11 rolling is 8/36 or every 4.5 rolls. Statistically that is not how it happens at the time spent on the table. There are ways to hedge the come out, but that is a slow bleed I typically don’t do.

[@georgek9285]

@OnPointCraps Last time there I rolled an 11,7,7,7 then 5,7. So yeah it happens a lot. Also someone else rolled 11 4 times on a row. Cold table people roll 7 a lot or PSO 7.

[@OnPointCraps]

@@georgek9285 I agree, that it can happen. If you are concerned about the come out, then either hedge it or use another strategy. This one has worked for me frequently. Maybe I know the shooters and they don’t throw a lot of comeout winners.

[@SkillandLuckCRAPS]

Who can’t beat the come out roll? Muhahaha

[@OnPointCraps]

Said every degenerate out there.