Hybrid Craps Betting Strategy

[@afiblacksails23]

This was my second strategy you have rolled out and I absolutely love watching you roll it out and your little tweaks for simplicity are eye opening as well. Loved it. If anyone is curious of why the $500 bankroll and a lower grinding strategy is because rule of thumb with gambling is never go to the casino with more you’re willing to donate to them. This is a slow burn strategy and I only aim to double my starting bankroll of $500. Played this about a dozen times and with lucky rolling I’m currently 7 wins to 5 loses so up about $1000 over the year of playing very sparingly. Color up doesn’t lie when he says he will hit any hole in your strategy and him wacking those points like they owe him money during a don’t strategy is par for the course for sure lol.

[@randypilchersr5444]

Just finished my first session at Gold Coast. My first time playing. I studied te shooters. Went 64 across either pass line and field. I hand $200 bank roll and in 40 minutes I walked away with $451. A profit of $251. Thanks for being such a good teacher

[@ColorUp]

Awesome!!!

[@thespanish21god86]

GREAT win!!!

[@jimcartwright4379]

Loved that video for a lot of reasons. I think it goes to show you no matter how you play, light side, dark side, gray side, etc. you still need that long roll of your numbers. Even the dark side players need the seven to pop up at certain times. Also, House edge overtime matters; including short periods of time.

[@jasongongwer5756]

a lot of times you have to switch strat depending on the way things are going. I'm a dark side player but not afraid to switch it up to the light side if come outs are burning me or points are hitting. when I first started I was strictly light or dark then I started thinking why not try this or that. You have to be able to switch up and no when to fold 'em as they say. Sometimes you have to just leave because it's not your day or time or whatever. As most experienced players say whatever strategy you play typically it's a short win strategy. I have seen very few strategies that hold up for more than a few shooters unless of course the unicorn pinata pops but we all know that's just timing.

[@JFrombaugh]

I agree that this is a really interesting idea for a strategy, shame it didn't work out too well. Just goes to show you that at the end of the day, the dice really do determine your fate.

[@ColorUp]

Facts

[@obiwonton369]

Thanks for poking holes in all the strats. I play basic version of except I bring the DP odds down after 2-3 hits depends on point. DP will usually beat Pass but Come Out rolls make it up. I prefer Hop 7 $2 and Lay 5 or 9 $30 with $50 DP = $5 loss on come out 7

[@garynordyke8025]

Jeremy, Thanks again for all of your work!

[@ColorUp]

Appreciate you watching

[@RP-rf6vf]

Your videos are great!!! They have helped me make a profit at my local casino.

[@ColorUp]

Nice! Thanks for watching

[@miker6402]

I like the chip count at the end...lol. talk about your coloring up... and then down. You went from 200 to 210 to 205 and finished at 209! But still a great vid showing the good and bad of that strategy.

[@iMrCoolGuy629]

How would this work with a $15 table? How much are the bets going to be? Love everything you do! Could you do more $15 table games thanks!

[@jimklemens5018]

It works the same, just increase the bets on the 4 and 10 and your Come bet.

[@bluehunnid9712]

I was waiting for the stay tuned for a massive roll 😂

[@Kms7171]

Lol!! Unbelievable roll (not sure if you remember this session 😂)

[@clueless9245]

Such a nice strategy...and you destroyed it!

[@musicuber2825]

Won 200 on that one shooters roll and my brother had a “ride the line” going with an iron cross and made over 500

[@rgodfrey6903]

Color up Because Jeremy is the roll killer you have to hedge every time lol

[@shantytownbrown]

Question. I know never to say big red’s real name out loud. But if I want to Hop the * or put money on Any * what’s the right thing to say? Can I say it in these situations?

[@g0avs3327]

Most tables are going to know what you are doing and look at you sideways whether you say seven or not, but you could call them reds or big red or jasmine. They all mean sevens.

[@brizzlex1919]

Just say 7 what are they going to do?

[@toxsickdog]

haha last time I played craps, A guy next to me put out a bunch of $ on the place bets, (2nd roll) There was another craps table next to the one I was on, & someone at the other table yelled really loud "Come on Seven!" (It must have been a come out roll on THAT table) Anyways....... The guy next to me rolls a Seven Out, & He says.... That bastard at the next table just cost me $66.00 #%$@#$^%$#!!! Haha.

[@g0avs3327]

@@toxsickdog gotta love superstition. I'm guilty of it too. Always looking for someone or something to blame when we lose. Thats gambling.

[@toxsickdog]

@@g0avs3327 it's comical. There's a guy I shoot craps with & He is super superstitious , If a dice flies off the table, or a stickman change during a roll, He takes down all of his place bets, & When he is choosing which two dice for his roll, he will pick up all 5 dice & roll them around until there are NO seven combos showing, & He will pick a pair that is showing a 6 or an 8 . & why do shooters tap the dice on the table before throwing? cracks me up.

[@cactuarnoob100]

This kind of strategy seems like a nightmare for dealers to do

[@andy6302]

I don't understand tiering the place bets. Why not make them even?

[@comata1418]

I think the "on and off" come bets (when you hit the five & nines) were paid incorrectly. I believe it should have been dropping $15 in the rack. (Not $25 -) There was $10 on the nine and $10 on a come bet. The nine hits and pays 3/2 ($15) on top of the $10 (returned) which equals $25, but then the come bet travels to the nine. From there you need to replace the $10 come bet. Should have been net $15 to the rack.

[@mandelwhitehead4206]

Jeremy I’m waiting for you to roll out the strategy I sent you a while ago. It’s the permutation- pattern not repeating. I’m the risk analyst. You sent me a email recently. Very high probability win ratio

[@ColorUp]

It’s filmed, just haven’t edited. Maybe air next week.

[@bobmcalister]

Get the link ? Thanks

[@bobmcalister]

Post it here ?

[@joshuagodby3767]

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[@harlanmorgan5866]

the absolute worst on this is when you roll the point and then follow it right up with a 7 and lose all your come bets. heart breaking

[@harlanmorgan5866]

dont get me wrong i like the strat and have made money with it! I just know how hard it is when bam you drop your no pass and follow it by dropping all the come (not odds) that you built up haha

[@BlinDefender]

How do I send in a strategy?

[@ColorUp]

dice advice from on my website, www.colorup.club

[@donaldclytus876]

With the 7

[@holzerg01]

Let's play Jeopardy, The firt answer is "Where craps strategies go to die:" "What is Color Up, Alex?"

[@ColorUp]

Haha

[@donaldclytus876]

Lay lay lay

[@stanleybaehman7214]

I’d call a hard 8 a hedge!

[@Sammmeow]

Great roll for the power presser. As usual, bad roll for the strategy. I would never never play this

[@baugh3162]

w/ the 7 hedged like that DO NOT put money on YO. Youre a 3/2 favorite with 2 and 3 vs 11

[@baugh3162]

throws a YO immediately LOL

[@smallestviolin6064]

I my wife loved playing both ways. Wasn’t much of a craps player tho

[@ColorUp]

ba dum tsss, You can catch his act all week folks

[@jimklemens5018]

Hedging will eat your money.

[@davidz8286]

Working on a mostly DS strategy. Think I like the ultimate andre. DP flat, and lay 3x on 10 to hedge CO 7. Then after point either add odds to DP ( if 4,5,9,10) or come bets if 6-8. Not too much hedging.

[@dannypresson4815]

Unless the point is 4 or 10 it's probably better to back out of this strategy.

[@brizzlex1919]

It doesn't matter what the point is the odds always stay the same.

[@georgesockett3316]

possibly the worst strategy ive ever seen.made the most money when you go a 7 on the comeout and got your odds back that you were going to lose.. instead of comebets..do dc bets..and dont do odds and still place the number the dp is on

[@MetaGuideMedia]

So far the only strategy that has done ok for me is minimum pass line, double that on dont pass. If point is inside take down the dont pass. Let it ride. (If table doesn't allow you to take down don't pass this isnt a really good strategy) If point is a 4 or 10 leave everything and make 2 minimum come bets. Let it ride. Keep establishing dont and pass line if you lose it.

[@brizzlex1919]

You should never ever take down a don't pass. The reason they let you is because you have the advantage so they are happy to let you take it down. He explains this in multiple videos.

[@MetaGuideMedia]

@@brizzlex1919 and none of those strategies have worked for me. I do better betting on craps numbers. All I ever roll is craps numbers and 7s. So doing what he says not to do I win.

[@MetaGuideMedia]

@@brizzlex1919 I have honestly rolled 12 more times in a row than anything else. My luck is just flat out ridiculous.

[@brizzlex1919]

@@MetaGuideMedia That changes nothing. The odds are the some every roll. Period.

[@MetaGuideMedia]

@@brizzlex1919 ok and yet you can have a shooter go on a 40 roll hot streak and never hit a 7.... so odds are very inconsistent.... However my strategy eliminates a loss of the dont pass on a high probability of an inside number hitting only risking a minimum pass line bet... And it maximizes potential win of a 7 rolling when the point is an outside number by placing come bets and leaving the dont pass.... and potentially hitting an inside number with my come bets but if those lose I'm only losing a minimum bet because the dont pass covers a 7.... So this strategy adapts to the odds of the point position being hit before a 7 is rolled. But if I'm throwing... I always bet on craps 12 and keep tripling my bet when I hit specific loss thresholds. At the end of the day I either lose all of my money or I pack it up when I make 50% of my bank roll.