Easy Craps Strategy to Press your Bets

[@ron564339]

I actually enjoy watching your "cold" videos because it's really good for keeping me mentally in check. A lot of times I'll get excited about a new strategy you show, and it will heighten my expectations too much. Watching the cold rolls is a good reminder that there will always be bad streaks and you're going to lose in the long run, no matter how fun a strategy is. No strategy is fun when you're losing all of the time. For me, having that mindset going into a craps session actually makes me have more fun, because my mind is prepared for the potential loss instead of imagining how many hits I'll get or how much I can make on the good streak.

[@ColorUp]

Truth!

[@TexanBurgler]

Thing with this strategy is you don't bank enough profit to cover the short rolls. You need to put up 100$ collect average over your investments to cover your losses overtime. Or you won't be profitable. The system basics are perfect. But you need more collects before you regress your bets. It is the best way to start pressing your bets after a regression tho I like to go 6-18-24-24-54-60-60-60. Pretty powerful. Most people who powerpress don't take advantage and collect enough early

[@jerryfougere7067]

Roger that, can"t tell you enough how much I enjoy your videos, well presented in every respect. Just a note, using your ultimate strategy I used 3 tiers, Tier 1, $18 6 & 8, tier 2 $24.00 6 & 8, Tier 3 $42.00 , full press after the stretch, last 4 sessions made average of $400 profit per session with $600 buyin, again thanks,

[@51075BIGRIGG]

There’s a strategy that I used that will get you to play with house money a little faster. What I do is at a 10 dollar table is, I bet 35$ on 5,9 and 42$ on the 6,8. Each potential hit will pay 49$. After 1 hit I regress for 44$ inside. And at that I point I pocket a 5$ dollar profit and I just keep collecting.

[@johnmc6979]

This makes a lot of sense. I like it. Thanks

[@51075BIGRIGG]

John mc last time I used this strategy. There are two things I want to make clear for anyone using this strat, make sure you tip your dealers! They got the hang of what I was doing, and quickly adapted, I did not have to remind them what I was doing. 2nd, you gotta have really trust in the way you shoot, I’m highly comfortable shooting my 5,6,8,9. I practice a little dice control at home but don’t have the big bank roll to risk. I didn’t bet that on random shooters because honestly I was too scared they would point 7 out. In conclusion I bought in 300 cashed out 900 thanks to this strategy. It felt real good playing with house money after one hit.

[@johnmc6979]

Thanks Rigo. I always tip the dealers, in fact I tip almost everyone in Vegas lol. I agree with your comments and feel that in addition it is important to stay disciplined and get to the inside 44 right away. I will try this as soon as I can get to a casino, they are closed in Canada at this time.

[@jerryfougere7067]

If the table goes cold , what's your go tocold table strategy,

[@ColorUp]

I really don’t believe in hot or cold tables. Well looking backwards you can describe a table as such, but things can change for good or bad starting on next roll. I tend to bring enough money to hopefully last thru any cold streaks, but that doesn’t always work either

[@phillieballin]

I just got back from the casino in Cherokee, NC playing craps and bubble craps for the first time after watching your videos. Due to $15 table limits, I was just playing the pass, and occasional field. How about I rolled the all tall small but no one had a bet on it. It was a long roll yet I didn't make much money but the folks next to me had fun. Thanks for your videos, I just had this thought for playing the 6&8.

[@kenhyatt3673]

@J Rhin Typos, I make them all the time too. Please help me out here. Read your reply and re type make corrections so we can play your way: "I play bubble craps....I tend to out 36 on the 6/8 and lay the 4 or 10..based on what's come up in the last 10 rolls...that way I'm covered on the point out. I dont play the pass line at all. So far I'm up the 600$ the last two weeks. If the 10$ hits and I lose I press the lay from 40 to 80...its worked out more than it doesn't. I love going light to dark side in bubble crap cuz it's not being judges by the table and I'm still working the 6/8 in case it's a good roll." Also, would be interested in where you play Bubble craps that will allow the high bets you make. Thanks!!

[@rickysmith6041]

I have an idea, what if we place our entire bankroll on the don't pass and then when it hits our entire bankroll is house's money! huh? cool idea right? in all seriousness cool video

[@austinmccarthy9572]

Best craps channel period!!!

[@Mc.flyyy11]

Did very well with double tap in vegas July 4th. Did 44 inside with double tap. Bought in for 400, walked with 1300.

[@ColorUp]

Wow, nice!

[@JC-dt7rn]

Your videos are well done. I can’t help but notice and please correct me if I’m mistaken, the majority of them where you track winning and losing of different strategies, it always end in a losing session. I’ve “ watch “ many craps session live and these scenarios play out. Tables is HOT ( most people don’t press ) and don’t win much, Table is NOT hot or cold ( player still lose ), Table is COLD ( players lose insane amounts chasing ). So under all possible “ temperatures “ of the game, players lose. I’ve concluded, if you are to gamble or play any casino game - the winning is the entertainment “ value “ and winning actually money comes from wagering strategies and money management skills.

[@lylehutz]

Would it make sense to regress down if 3 different numbers hit since you are now at the $21 mark rather than leaving those 3 pressed bets out there to lose on a 7?

[@1021Jim]

Looks like a good topic. Love Casino Quest! We went there last week and plan on making it a part of our annual Vegas trip!

[@ColorUp]

You should!

[@1yamawai1]

13:00 15 rolls. kinda made up for the short ones early on.

[@ColorUp]

Ended up down though :(

[@mattwiltse5713]

I also like the Double Tap Your Mate strategy. It's more conservative, but you don't need to hit as many repeat numbers. You bet in pairs ...6/8, 5/9, 4/10... and power press from one unit to 2 units for the mates. For example, if the 5 hit, you would add $3 and have $10 on each the 5 and 9. If either number hits, you regress down to one unit. You would have $21 for your original $10 investment on both numbers.

[@ColorUp]

Yep, I agree

[@DavidGoshorn]

I've really been diggin' your videos and have learned a lot about this game on this channel and the other channels you've introduced us to. Your layout and presentations is great. In this video you say it's a $22 investment per shooter and you like to have x10 shooters ~$200 is close enough. But the reality is that it could be be $38 per shooter if all the inside numbers hit before one hits twice and, it's a minimum of $25 per shooter (if 5 or 9 hit twice in a row). So $200 is really only five to eight shooters. If I really want to make this strategy for 10 shooters I'm bringing at least $300 and should really bring $380 (and hope that if I keep hitting all insides before a repeat that the seven holds off until I hit one twice).

[@ColorUp]

Yep

[@TheGilmore91]

I didn't realize that after the second hit on a number you regress all of your numbers back to their original bets. I thought you only regressed the number that hit. Good info, thanks

[@titaniumhen]

I will go check out Casino Quest when I get there, hopefully this fall. Thx for the video Jeremy........Henry from Northern California

[@ColorUp]

Thanks Henry

[@themortal1]

Thank you for the charts!!! Great video - I really haven’t used this on real tables yet, only practice at home so far. My local tables seem to run very choppy a lot, so planning couple hits and down.

[@awy1977]

Do you have a video on their Triple Lux too? That's a super aggressive, but fun strategy!

[@ColorUp]

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[@classifiedsincebirth]

This video shows what it looks like when I'm at the table...lol

[@MrLeviaFUN]

You keep saying "house money and it doesn't matter " but it's NOT casino's money. It's a psychological fallacy. If it's not a contract bet, it's YOUR money and it DOES matter. Am I correct?

[@ColorUp]

You are correct and I just did a video on the topic, check it out

[@freyafoxmusic]

Casino quest !! He taught me

[@jonhutto580]

point 7 repeat.. Not many strategies work on that.

[@njpolkaguy]

Sorry, but your profit calculations do not include the $5 and $3 power press additions. You are inflating your profit statements.

[@ColorUp]

Not sure what I said, but numbers on screen include the press amounts.

[@1yamawai1]

11:30 twin towers strat

[@JasonEmerson711]

This looks like every time I shoot, lol

[@JC-dt7rn]

It’s takes Navy Seal type focus and discipline to consistently NET positive from casinos. Don’t expect to win every outing, just be sure to be NET positive on a weekly/monthly/yearly basis.

[@bobbyfolsom9044]

You'd be shocked how often you 7-out before ANY of your thousand strategies work Color Up

[@ColorUp]

Nope, I’m not shocked. Should show once in 6 rolls, means plenty of times less. It’s gambling

[@Jamzkee84]

That’s why it’s called gambling, not winning.

[@lindafoxwood78]

Looks like a lot of work, but hard work is how you get things done. Great job making Craps look easy. The idea of dice leaving the table: "Same dice" or call off all bets for the next 3 rolls.

[@WClark-lp9vc]

Im-press-ive!

[@joseherrera6605]

@color up can I do this on a $10 table?

[@ColorUp]

Yes of course, the amounts change a little. Grab my free charts

[@rehobothpromotions]

House money syndrome. LOL

[@1021Jim]

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