Frank’s Low N Slow Brisket Bubble Craps System Runs Into Some Heavy Resistance…

[@gregmatanguihan]

Good stuff!

[@EatSleepGambleRepeat]

Thank you for the feedback, we appreciate your support!

[@jeromehatt1703]

Thanks for posting loss sessions too. Shows important strategy. Know when to walk away and when to run.

[@EatSleepGambleRepeat]

I think showing losses might be more important than the ones…the reality of gambling isn’t always as glorious as it can seem! Thank you for watching as well as for the positive feedback, we appreciate your support!

[@frankfong7630]

I watched the session multiple times. Here’s what I noticed different from how I play: 1) Minimum bankroll 2) All 7 was bleeding you each come out 3) Recovery is mandatory for success after each point 7 out. I analyzed your session and computed I would have made another $27 plus the total all 7s putting you over $67. Like with any formula, if any ingredient changes, expect the outcome to change as well.

[@EatSleepGambleRepeat]

Hey frank! Thank you for analyzing the session…I think it really goes to show how important the recovery aspect of your system is. I tried it at home on the simulator and did well with it on a short buy-in, so I was optimistic giving it a shot and did managed to have 1 good session in the morning, but I had a feeling it wouldn’t be long until I was met with resistance from the machine. The any 7 bleed was terrible and should probably serve well as an example of just how bad it can be! Hearing the results of your analysis gives me hope that I would be able to overcome the machine with the proper buy-in…I think it would be fun to attempt a run with it to see If I can replicate the results you would have gotten if you played.

[@billyjackson2219]

Mr. Frank, I've been doing your system for $50 profit sessions at my local bubble craps. So for all winning sessions. Just out of curiosity, what do you do when you get knocked off on the 2nd recovery(the $225 4/10 lay)? Do you end the session, or is there a 3rd recovery phase of some sort? Also, how often would you say you get picked off on that 2nd recovery?

[@Cruising-and-Craps]

The only problem was you were not making 7 your house edge to win. Your Dint pass should not be the same as amount of place bets. Make the don’t like $8 and the place bets total 5. You would have made money I use this strategy as well and one more. I lay the 4 or 10 like your buddy and bet the place bets. The dint should alway be more than your place bets. Also hedging with the any 7 in the long run is a bad play mathematically. Great content keep up the good work.

[@EatSleepGambleRepeat]

I agree that it would be more optimal to increase the don’t pass as a winning condition, especially if I’m not using Frank’s recovery method…but as a lowroller with a limited buy-in, I try to give myself more opportunities to catch something as opposed to sticking it out there. The part that erks me is that I seem to run much better in a consistent basis when testing these strategies on a simulator and when I play just the don’t pass on bubble machines I catch huge runs without hitting the point or 7 out…but when I lil try to spread both sides, the machine seems to roll against it every time. I do realize the any 7 is a bleed but if I don’t protect, I could get wiped out with a bad string and unfortunately I see them all the time… thank you for watching as well as for the feedback!

[@Chilllstorm]

I lay the 4 or 10 for $10 and $1 on the inside, you win money on a 7 out and only number that hurts you is 4 or 10

[@Chilllstorm]

I made a revision to my strategy, I lay the 4 or 10 for $11 and place the other 5 numbers for $1

[@HRGreenShark]

Dan...why do you keep playing B.C's at this Casino? You proved your point...go to another Casino. Good luck !

[@EatSleepGambleRepeat]

I guess I’m stubborn and really want to believe the machines are random but you are correct, I am bordering on the line of insanity at this point and think the best thing to do is play elsewhere. I guess my girlfriend is smarter than I am because she was saying this to me a while ago!

[@dugbuiful]

3 sevens is nothing, last night on an online live craps table i saw 4 hard 4s in a row.

[@EatSleepGambleRepeat]

I was only pointing that out because someone was asking about it but I don’t doubt that you saw four hard 4’s in a row online…I’ve seen the craziest results from those online casinos!

[@Dark_Crown]

Since you are using the Any 7 your slow bleeding because you starting out with 5 place bets. Instead of that just place 4 place bets and pickup the 5th when get 1 hit. That way if you PSO you get $1 back and if you just get one hit before a 7 you make a $1. That way you are truly even in both scenarios.

[@EatSleepGambleRepeat]

I agree…huge oversight!

[@Dark_Crown]

@@EatSleepGambleRepeat I will be at Rio from Oct 31. - Nov 2. I have simular play style to Frank's. It does differ, but it rips up the bubble craps machine. It does a ROI of 30% real quick. It has a $200 BR to start.

[@Variety1985]

When you accidentally CLEAR BETS like that ... try hitting REPEAT LAST BETS before you hit the ROLL button as to restore your position 🤔

[@EatSleepGambleRepeat]

As long as it wasn’t a dp or a dc that should do!

[@jesseallen301]

I wonder if also the machine sees you are only putting a low amount in so it’s not waiting for you to press them before hitting you. Maybe putting $100 in the machine even if you don’t plan to use it all would trick it

[@EatSleepGambleRepeat]

I’ve discussed this with a few preppie and think it may be a possibility… we’re probably going to experiment with the idea soon!

[@BBQRando]

What, no Wayne?????

[@EatSleepGambleRepeat]

Haha…everyone loves Wayne! He’ll be back But I can’t have him in every video otherwise it will become Wayne’s World before I know it!

[@davidgermainroppinge]

BET 4 on the dc then if goes thru add odds to make it 5 ,, don’t loose the dollar. You did it once then went back to loosing the 1dollar . Good luck!

[@EatSleepGambleRepeat]

🤦‍♂️ …I should have been doing that the whole time…it would have lessened the bleeding!

[@kva30s]

Well, seems like your best sessions have been when you’re doing multiple come bets like in your other videos. What works for Frank might not work for you. Gambling is weird , we all do bets a little differently to get into the profit zone.

[@EatSleepGambleRepeat]

I agree that working multiple come best seems to work quite consistently while being less volatile, but it seems to leave a lot of meat on the bone that goes unresolved so I’m trying to find something similar that yields a better return. Unfortunately, there seems to be a very limited amount of strategies that can withstand the variance now low-buyin, especially when you start trying to cover a lot of bets.

[@davidgermainroppinge]

The machines ARE NOT FIXED! WHY? BECAUSE THEY DON’T NEED TO!!

[@JC-dt7rn]

Nope, it’s fixed. Guaranteed

[@EatSleepGambleRepeat]

Well, they are classified as slot machines so as much as I’d love to agree with you that the house edge in craps is enough…the way these play out with regard to the distribution makes it feel like they are rng based and not necessarily organic rolls. We actually just had a conversation with a pit boss while playing table craps at a higher end casino that doesn’t believe they are random either… 🤔. If you take a look at the patents for these machines you will see some things that raise eyebrows such as the machine being allowed to re-roll mid roll if it doesn’t “ qualify” that roll as being random enough. Slots are considered random by the gaming commision but use legal tricks such a virtual symbols on reels that don’t exist in order to achieve a higher take percentage while implying that your chances are much higher visually. I personally believe if bubble craps was truly random it would be advertised as such and would be a selling feature. I think the topic is interesting and love hearing both sides of the argument!

[@jameswade7016]

@@EatSleepGambleRepeat has anyone ever just asked the casino if it is random or not?

[@htownrebs5364]

You got to many fingers hitting buttons and chiefs at the machine...

[@kenhyatt3673]

You are probably the most negative craps player I have ever witnessed. Whine, whine.