Discovered a Goldmine? | Craps Strategy

[@jimhudson4744]

For this to really work you need a long roll, the problem being that almost any strat works with a long roll. I do appreciate your work in bringing these strats to us though. You do wonderful work.

[@bobjeffrey8863]

LOVE your channel... READY for the GOLD,, My best winning stat. Is know when to WALK-out, Double your money and RUN for your car

[@MrPoetSpeak]

Thanks for showcasing various strategies and playing them out. Success here predicated on a long roll before the money runs out. Math is not on the side of the shooter.

[@JoeFerber]

Definitely like this strategy, but as ALWAYS, I would rather collect FIRST and THEN PRESS. After each number is pressed up where it's paying $49, then I would PRESS for every 3rd time that particular number hits, if a roll lasts as long as that LAST roll you had!

[@andy6302]

I think that's kind of how Jeremy plays too. I feel like he always likes to press AND collect. Just my observations, not trying to speak for anyone

[@joshua9093]

Seems rough to need three repeaters to profit. Could use come bets for cheaper to accomplish the same thing. Maybe if there is a point where you have four numbers pressed with no hits, you regress once to get your shooter back.

[@tmasst07]

Beautiful strategy. My only tweak (and I'll actually use this on my next visit) is to let the first $49 winnings of the press go towards the 'sister' number, if it's not already set to pay $50 (49 for 1) . Because in the beginning rolls you, did abt the avg roll cycle but because you waited until the number hit before you pressed it to it's $50.00 payout, you missed some opportunity until you got the Golden arm roll. I think you could have added an extra $300-400 bucks to your bottom line.

[@GLsJAwtomatica]

This is very similar to how I like to play, except after the point is established I start with $154 inside (35/42/42/35) then I buy the 4 & 10 for the $25 each with the first win and just collect from there on, but I don't place a bet on whatever the point number is

[@airwolfpsu]

Interesting strategy. I'd consider starting with 18 each on the 6 and 8 then throwing in the extra 3 when it hits to get to 42. Saves 12 on the initial bet

[@JimJimTheProfessor]

I like green chips.

[@randomroller68]

Hey Jeremy, just used this onw two days ago... its pretty good ... as is in all strategies...when the dice roll just right.. im finally back to being able tomdealnand make videos.. keep up the great work

[@ColorUp]

Get after it!

[@georgek9285]

Most players are 7 out within 3-5 rolls where I play. Once in a while, you get a 20 roll shooter which will not make up for all the losses.

[@AnitaGambles]

First time playing craps lastnight went from 80 to 850 in a ten hour session, one of my new favorite games going back tomorrow 🙏

[@ColorUp]

Wow, awesome. It’s a great game, but it won’t always turn out so well.

[@Crapsgear]

Great video as usual! My one tweak would be to just press the 5 and 9 to $36 so it pays $50 on the second hit!

[@muhammadcurtis6759]

I like this strategy & it’s similar to one you showed before that started with $132 inside called the 50 for 1. I would employed this on a $10 table for certain. Of course it definitely depends on the bankroll & how the dice roll out. It has lots of promise though.

[@ColorUp]

very similar this one just starts with $98 instead of $132

[@CallTheEVAC]

If we're stopping at green chip level...then I think we can make this a little better by spreading the wealth after we're out. Once you hit a pressed up number drop a dollar and use that 50 to press up other numbers. You can cover at least 2 to 3 numbers per 50. So you get to the end goal faster instead of having to wait for that number to hit to press. Once you're out might as well just create opportunity for yourself.

[@jrr7031]

That's a good modification, add that with 18's on 6/8, then add 3$ to a hit. Save over $10 on the initial bet

[@CallTheEVAC]

@jrr7031 I see what your saying. Power press the 6 and 8 vs paying up front for it. Not a bad idea! Might try it out. 🤔

[@calebschachtler449]

My last night in Vegas decided to try this out at Ellis Island and colored up $400. Thanks Jeremy!

[@ColorUp]

wow! way to go

[@andrewcarr2431]

love the content and this particular one. imagine how much profit if you had been dice setter :-)

[@anthonygordon4699]

5 dollar minimum 20x odds. 4 and 10 pay double no vig no buy bets. Ats feature as well. Little river casino resort in michigan is a favorite of mine

[@ColorUp]

Great rules!

[@markthepoint]

Great Job my friend!

[@usoolive1]

Heavy an OG in the game!

[@johnmiett6032]

Thanks Briggs. How about a Best States for golf video.

[@ObsessedWithPool]

6 sevens (like i just saw on Crapsee) before making $98 (3 hits at least) will kill that $600 bankroll in a heartbeat

[@zion5637]

I notice on most "light" strategies they are helped quite a bit by rolls with over 25+ rolls before crapping out. Luck is a great strategy too I think. I need some of that. Really appreciate your style though, no hype just real. Thanks. Maybe I'll see you at Peppermill this weekend...lol. BTW-this is a rookie question, but are you generally tracked by how much you average on the table or individual bets?

[@ColorUp]

They try to avg all your bets then it’s multiple by time at table. So ideally you keep your avg bet size for all bets up for at least an hour.

[@Nullzone42]

This looks like Crappy the Craps Man’s “Sweet 49” - great system if you’ve got the bankroll and patience for it!

[@ColorUp]

Maybe, this one is from a 10+year old newsletter. Many strats are similar or variations.

[@Nullzone42]

@@ColorUp for sure! Wasn’t suggesting it was a ripoff, and there’s only so many ways you can configure your bets on a craps table so it’s inevitable that multiple people will find the same or similar systems independently; I was only spreading the love to other craps creators and vouching for the strategy :)

[@Tiger2100]

Love your craps channel...I do have one question. I am an entry level craps dealer and I have a fairly good knowledge on how to deal. But I can't figure short cuts on how to PAYOUTS on 5/9 pass line odds bet. Can you help me?

[@ColorUp]

3:2 pays like blackjack. 1.5 times

[@kawertz]

Slight modification, if you make the 5 and 9 36, it is slightly wrong and pays 50 with no need for the 1 in the bank.

[@ColorUp]

Why risk the extra $1 upfront? If you lose, you lose $36 instead of $35. If you win, you win same amount you just throw the $1 in at that point.

[@mrmustinjr]

Your logic is off of you bet a 1 you win a dollar ...and if you're a gambler what is a dollar ...​@@ColorUp

[@mrmustinjr]

I like your channel ...I use this strategy but learned it on my own ...only thing I do differently is full press and leave the extra dollar on so when they pay me each time it's two green chips 36 on 5 &9 and 20 on 6&8 when they hit full press to 43 ...then collect 2 greens

[@-GT-HUSTLER]

Bologna is just a flat hotdog

[@aebalc]

24:31 It looks like something glitched in Dicer for the Don't Standard. There is no way the don't player is perfectly flat for that long over the course of multiple shooters unless they have run out of money (which isn't what this shows)

[@ColorUp]

Yep, you are right. Only see that when bankroll busted. Weird.

[@desmondhatchett7846]

It be cool if you had your own rating chart of where you think it stands as far as a good or bad strategy. Like a star rating or a 1-10 rating at the end of each of your demos. Give perspective on whether it’s a good strategy to try or not.

[@desmondhatchett7846]

Or even a simple ye or nay with thumbs up thumbs down.

[@ColorUp]

That’s tricky. Any strategy can be good or bad, just depends how the dice roll

[@desmondhatchett7846]

@@ColorUp I understand, but I was just saying that your own personal opinion on whether you’d try it at a real table yourself would be cool to hear from you especially with as many strategies you’ve demonstrated.

[@desmondhatchett7846]

@@ColorUp I Love the content though. Keep going.

[@ColorUp]

I kind of get you wanting my opinion. But I’d rather just let viewer decide if they think worth trying. My issue with ranking them, is no strategy is good, if the dice don’t cooperate. And long term, no strategy can beat the casino, so id rather not promote one over another.

[@SteelCity14]

Green chip gold mine, but as we saw early...it can go south REALLY QUICK!!!

[@EricG108]

Jeremy, great video, thanks! Is there something off on the Dicer for the "Don't Standard"? In the first two charts you ran, both times the Don't Standard ended up flat-lining like it stopped betting, and it didn't take a jump at the end when the 7 hits. Is it programmed to not replace one of the three Don't Come bets if one gets knocked off?

[@ColorUp]

When it flat lines like that, it means the bankroll is busted…so no more bets can be made.

[@sevkh7766]

if we want to do this on $25 table. how would be the initial bet?

[@chadperley7736]

Nice roll to finally win the green gold 😅

[@en6173]

Sounds great for a $10 minimum table, however it’s hard to do that when the minimums are $15 or $25

[@ColorUp]

Just start with $15 4/10 instead of $10, everything else works for a $15 table.

[@alduff229]

A once in a lifetime roll

[@ColorUp]

?

[@mccu0736]

What is the simulation software you use?

[@ColorUp]

Dicer.io

[@Sammmeow]

Everywhere I've played takes the vig up front. Seems like that's the standard

[@ColorUp]

Used to be. More and more are moving to vig on win or auto buy

[@daviddurham3686]

I would be tempted to turn off my bets after 3 or 4 rolls.

[@danielsandoval9478]

How does this strat work for a $15 minimum table?

[@ColorUp]

Play same, just start with $15 4/10 instead of $10.

[@christopheralvarez6076]

That's similar to crappys sweet 49 strat only crappys is better cuz it doesn't start with as much on the table

[@SoarviverForever]

Cool Idea. I like it when the pay me ugly though. So when either the 4 or 10 hits, I'd pull it down, and with that $28 I'd use it to single press the inside. Edit: on just that last roll you hit 3 paying 10's. So $140 Not including 4's that repays well over the pennies lost across all the bad rolls. haha

[@SrkxMokwi]

Wouldn't this work better as a DC strategy? Like it's already half the strategy but with all of the Risk and none of the relief from the 7 Out.

[@ColorUp]

as with all strategies, can be adapted to your liking

[@TracyLareau]

Don't you always make a buy bet on the 4 and 10

[@ColorUp]

Some casinos will not allow buy bet until $20 bet. Some will buy at $10

[@RememberingMrGomez]

If you had followed the actual come bet with odds, youd be way up

[@pabob1960]

Make your 5 & 9 = 36 AFTER HIT that should pay 50$

[@ColorUp]

True. Not sure why you would pre-pay $1 though. If it loses, you lose $36 instead of $35. If it wins, you get $50 for $1- which works out the same.

[@pabob1960]

But if it wins the bet is paid and you're never throwing 1$ in till big red. My strategy is 110 inside if get one hit move all bets =36, if 5-9=50$ if 6-8 =42$ THEN drop to 66 inside paid for, the go on press and collect. You can also throw 5$ on hard 4 & 10 if you feel froggy which puts your risk at 120$. Most tables are 15$ in my area. Thanks for your great content!

[@notchoconcern9278]

Lmao.. seven opps... let's roll again... seven opps let's roll that again three hundred down that's okay haha. Opps seven again wow this really is a good strategy really just keep throwing cash at it it'll work opps another seven 😂

[@ColorUp]

Thats how the game works. You should have enough bankroll to sustain a few loses. This strategy in a short demo ended up doubling for a big win. So that is really good. Although sometimes you will not be so fortunate and you will keep losing...thats the game, its always a gamble.

[@SchemeTintFocus]

This is my spread, with 5 on the horn hi -

[@ericmendel8109]

Fun strategy but ave roll of 11 most strategies win

[@ColorUp]

Well avg mathematically is 8.5. So avg of 11 isn’t huge, but certainly good.

[@dtleo]

Have some restraint and exercise some discipline; just track a few rolls and let the table tell you if it's hot or not

[@ColorUp]

So past rolls tell you what happens in the future?

[@dtleo]

@ColorUp not necessarily, just how the table is behaving now (in the moment)... it's a different perspective

[@ColorUp]

@dtleo yeah but the table can be on 🔥 and the very next roll start a cold 🥶 streak. Or visa versa? If we could use current/past rolls to predict future, this would make the game easy to beat?

[@dtleo]

@ColorUp so true,... it's not a perfect way to play by any means, but it has (historically) saved me a considerable amount of money. I very (very) rarely just jump on a table and throw down $$$, but if I do, I'm probably with family/ friends and start on the 'dark side'. My end goal is to have fun, live to fight another day, and hopefully win enough for a fancy steak dinner!

[@dtleo]

@@ColorUp As always, I appreciate your channel - thank you! Also, would love to see you give Richard Orlyn's strategy a shot - it's conservative and I'm a conservative gambler😊

[@mikeerickson967]

mehh ....just like any other strategy you need a good role

[@hal8324]

I Lost all $600 in 8 minutes on my table 🤣🤣🤣

[@phiberoptik232]

Very little gold in them thar hills.

[@ColorUp]

Gotta keep digging till hit a strike

[@thomasburke7995]

You generally have the best strategies for an new to average player.. but IMho this one is a pure stinker. You could start with $ 1000.00 and with only 10 rolls of the dice not even even hit a single point and poof ..it's over. .

[@ColorUp]

its possible. You are correct this one costs $100 per shooter. Its not for everyone

[@724riff]

I had to quit watching after the pressing atarted and the roll counts where 7 . No offense it just takes to many rolls , i really liked the video where you had 440 inside and regressed in half after tue firsr hit though , thank you

[@ColorUp]

you prefer larger risk upfront…everyone is different

[@MrDarrelln64]

Believe me you will lose your ass with this strategy.

[@ColorUp]

sometimes. thats gambling

[@wl5105]

thats crappy the craps man's sweet 49 strategy

[@ColorUp]

From a newsletter 10 years before crappy.

[@RobertWurzler]

that is crappy the craps mans sweet 49 strategy

[@ColorUp]

Except this one is from a newsletter 10 years earlier

[@MikePianoMan85]

Goldmine for the casino in most cases lol.

[@ColorUp]

That’s the gamble