Don’t Come/Come Bet Hybrid Craps Strategy

[@stevereynolds3401]

Just subscribed! Love this strat. For low rollers like me it’s a way to be at the table for a while without heartburn

[@holyrollr]

Just Subscribed 👍🏼✅🎲🎲

[@BlueDiceCraps]

Hey Brian, Thank you for watching and commenting. I enjoy your videos, too.

[@JonathanMoxon]

Have you thought about running the reverse of this? Pass, come, don’t, come, etc. Makes it kinda fun for the table since it’s not as much of a dark side play and you still get the benefit of a long run.

[@BlueDiceCraps]

Hi Jonathon, thanks for watching and for your suggestion. I will test that out. I suspect the overall results will be similar in the long-run. If I make a video of reversing the strategy, I'll let you know.

[@dbear6162]

Nice video..near the end you had a come bet 9 and rolled a 9. You treated it like it lost when you moved the DC behind the 9. You would have had an extra $50 profit:

[@BlueDiceCraps]

Thanks for watching! I saw that after posted the video. I think I was rushing to wrap up the video, but definitely need more practice as a dealer.

[@alkayboe652]

But no matter Blue. This ended with a 50 percent win. I’ll take that ALL DAY LONG! Thanks for the good content and explanation.

[@insightstoenjoyingmore2621]

What about laying some money on the on the 4 or 10 when you place the don't come bet to hedge the don't come bet?

[@BlueDiceCraps]

Thanks for watching and commenting! I often lay the 4 and 10 in many of my strategies. For this strategy, I try to keep it as easy as possible.

[@jerryfougere7067]

Great video, playing 10yrs, latelyhave found flat betting 3 point Molly, one hit you have casino money , making casino money , so that profit has double,, 3 point dolly if dice swift

[@BlueDiceCraps]

Thank you and thanks for watching.

[@trey121373]

Several times you took money from the bank instead of out of your money to place bets

[@BlueDiceCraps]

Trey, thanks for watching. I’ll have to watch it again to see where I did that. I’m not a pro dealer, but I suspect I’d be fired pretty fast if I did that.

[@JC-dt7rn]

Do you win more than you when you gamble ? Are you a professional gambler ?

[@BlueDiceCraps]

Thanks for watching my videos. I'm not a professional gambler. I do use several of these strategies in real life, often combining them or starting with one and moving to another strategy. I don't think you could play craps professionally, but you can definitely have some nice runs on a craps table. I have a real job, but hopefully retiring in the next few years. I gamble for fun. Sometimes I win. Sometimes I lose. I have 4 casinos that are fairly local and I go to Vegas a few times a year. When I'm out of town, if there's a local casino, I try to make time to go there. I maintain a "gambling fund" for myself by putting a small percentage of my paycheck in the my gambling fund each pay day. If I lose it all, I have to rebuild it. If I come home with more money than I left the house with, it goes into the gambling fund. If I need extra cash for something, I often dig into the gambling fund. It's fun money. Extra cash that if I lose it, I won't miss it (that much). It's always more fun when the gambling fund is built up. FYI: I also bet sports on the casino apps available in my state and I enjoy playing black jack and sometimes throw a few bucks into the slots, too.

[@johniaci7563]

It's ok but too slow I have found over time these types will win you a little then lose u a little it's like playing bj and betting the same bet over and over I have been very successful in craps learning how to throw them then using abetting system that is risky but rewarding example I'll bet inside for 110 hit twice then reduce to 44 inside now I'm playing with their money and by throwing myself I have longer rolls then I just go to DC till it's my turn again but you have a nice less risky system

[@magncity1817]

That’s the funny thing about throwing dice and self-fulfilling strategies; such as being able to control a dice throw. Just human nature I guess.