I Put Frank’s “Low N’ Slow Brisket” Bubble Craps Recipe To The Test With Just $45…

Welcome back for our first ever bubble craps session at the Green Valley Ranch Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas!
Wayne and I were planning on getting together for another early morning session, but rather the playing at GVR like we usually do, we met up with his friend Frank at MGM.
After talking about various strategies and situations for quite sometime, Frank started explaining how he’s been crushing bubble craps his system and it wasn’t long before he offered to play it so we can see it perform and was able to meet his profit target in less than 12 minutes….
Frank Shows Us How He Smokes Bubble Craps With His “LOW N’ SLOW BRISKET” Recipe!
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…and after talking some more with frank after the session, he ended up having somewhere he needed to be…so I asked Wayne if he wanted to try to replicate franks success trying to use his recipe on our own and Wayne said “let’s go!”…
Wayne & I Give Frank’s “Low N’ Slow Brisket” Bubble Craps Recipe A Try!
• Wayne & I Give Frank’s...
And since Wayne and I had success with it as welI, I figured I might as well try it on my own!
Frank recommended a minimum buy-in of $300 to execute his system the same way he did, but I only had $45 on me so I may have to make some minor alterations along the way, but I will do my best to try and replicate his recipe in my own!
So let’s get right into the action to see if we can cook up another win with Frank’s famous “Low N’ Slow Brisket” bubble craps system!
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[@brucecuth1951]

It's like every craps system I've seen over the years. They work until they don't. Whenever you play any system that involves the dark side, you are gonna have sessions where you're simply murdered on the come out. And then if you start making points, well, the whole thing tends to collapse. On the other hand, you might get a point 10, then have some good long roles before the don't bet pays. Have fun with it, just remember that whatever system you play, craps is a negative expectation game and the odds are gonna eventually catch up with you.

[@HRGreenShark]

Dan....save your money.... and when you feel that you have a larger bankroll than usual....play Frank's system the way he does. You sometimes have to chance a larger than normal lay on the 4/10 to make a decent profit.

[@EatSleepGambleRepeat]

I could rock out with a big buy-in but will wait till I find a set of machines seem favorable…right now I’m really skeptical with regard to the randomness of machines after it felt like my most recent sessions were pretty dirty.

[@Mastamyke]

Love this strategy... Beats crapping out on 7s when the boards loaded

[@EatSleepGambleRepeat]

Frank says he crushes it with this system!

[@stevep8217]

Franks Method is very solid and easy to follow i think you should adopt his playing strategy and betting method

[@EatSleepGambleRepeat]

I love Frank’s system…watching him play it is like watching a wizard…he just extracts his profit one bet a time like it’s expected!

[@sbtoonz1358]

this is how the waves at the real table go for me too

[@RonaldBarngrover]

Hello Dan I've played over there at Green valley and I think those bubble crap machines are rigged I wouldn't play there if I was you. I would go anywhere else other than Green valley all they do is take your money and they took mine too. But that's your discretion you play where you like sir. Green valley will never get any more of my money that's for sure. Just look at the way the dice roll. It totally looks like a slot machine with the results.

[@EatSleepGambleRepeat]

Hey Ron! Are you still playing at Silverton? I agree that something seems off…not matter what strategy I play, they seem to roll against it! I’m going to be putting up another video tonight or tomorrow where I declare that I’m most likely done playing there. After playing at MGM and seeing how different the different dice rolled it made me wonder… 🤔 thank to for sharing your experience as well, unfortunately it seems to be then consensus.

[@RonaldBarngrover]

Yes Dan I'm still playing at Silverton I'm over here at Mandalay Bay here on Sunday after the raider game and I'm killing it on these bubble machines. Just something about those machines I don't like the way the dice roll around and you pointed out I think those machines are fixed.

[@TheOtomo]

Good Money management. I like that you are playing responsibly and not being a degen.

[@EatSleepGambleRepeat]

I try…gotta know when to hold ‘em and when to fold ‘em!

[@Dice-n-Reels]

I usually start off losing when i play this way, but it'll come back. You could lay the 4/10 on come out instead of the $1 red, but I'd lay for $6 each to get a profit on sevens. No problem with placing the point after a few hits, but I'd say only do it to guarantee yourself a win/non-loss- you're basically surrendering so might as well be risk free.

[@EatSleepGambleRepeat]

I like the idea of using a lay bet…it seems whenever I use the any seven the 7’s stop showing up on the comeout like they usually do! Frank doesn’t use a hedge and factors in into his recovery.

[@Dice-n-Reels]

@EatSleepGambleRepeat if you don't want to follow the recovery due to the size of bets then you have to do something to protect that come out roll- interestingly, $10 a better don't bet since you can lay for $14 and then a dollar yo...even hop easy 4s and 10s. Make the come out pretty neutral. Funny, as if the dice god knew what we're thinking the point was 4 or 10 several times during this video and the next one...

[@craigfaulk5491]

You should be using your player's card every time unless you aren't going to give them much play, you'll get some additional returns on your $ with comp dollars

[@allanhall3850]

What's the difference between place and buy

[@jbohnoff]

1-time "7" bet is supposed to pay 5 for 1, but that machine only paid 4 for 1.

[@bam3051]

Haven’t watched your content in a while but boy has negative variance left a mark on you. You need a bit of a mental reset, the constant fear drives your need to hedge for the 7 way to much. You play small so even the constant $1 hedges will steal any chance of success.

[@foxbatviper]

playing on line, i play a system on a sim and make big money. i go to cash and blow out my bank roll

[@jncchang176]

You don't play across unless you play pass. Not Don't Pass.

[@FortniteZombiekiller]

You’re gonna manifest the machine to lose

[@irv23082310]

I agree the algo is against us but I play a similar to yours. Don’t hedge for the any 7. I lay the 4 and 10 on the come out. You only loose a few cents on the 7’s

[@EatSleepGambleRepeat]

Yeah, these machines definitely feel like they roll against us in certain spots and hedging is definitely one of them. I like the idea of hedging with the 4 & 10…it doesn’t give it an easy target and it can only get half.

[@MiniatureChickenChannel]

Dan, my local etg craps machine plays the exact same way.....immediately finds the point if on the no pass....or if a lay bet is increased just $1, it'll find it next roll. I notice that almost every violent roll ends up being a 7. Almost like they've "configured" it to roll out this way after a more violent and obvious roll. My conspiracy--> the dice are powered inductively and have moveable weights inside. Recording isn't allowed where I play....time to mount a button cam in a ball cap?

[@GulagG4ry]

think about it man, if they are giving you only one comp point per 12 dollars spent, it means it isnt a very advantageous game for the casino. what youre describing happens the exact same way on live tables.

[@peterteixeira2893]

If everyone could make a hundred dollars an hour on bubble craps these machines would not be in the casino. The best way to play craps is bet the streaks. The trend is your friend.

[@EatSleepGambleRepeat]

I agree…there is no such thing as easy money in a casino!

[@adampoocrer621]

It happened to me all the time, never had decent rolls, got crushed on come out alot if I survive on that the point rolls very quick. I will not play bubble craps again.

[@EatSleepGambleRepeat]

I’ve also come to think it’s capable of rolling against certain low variance strategies that incorporate the don’t pass or any sort of hedging combined with increasing the bet size to recover…they seem to hit the hedge or low probability loss more often than not. We’ve come to find that less bets on longer odds with a progression = more oppertunity to win on these machines…our hardway strategy may not provide a lot of action…but it has produced consistent wins more than any other strategy we’ve tried.

[@dynjarren8355]

These Bubble Craps machines are classified as Slot machines by the Casino. Supposedly Ranbom but I don’t but that. A random game I can beat! If it’s Random, why do you run better on the simulator at Home? The results should be the same, but they’re not! You don’t have to believe me but you’ve seen with your own eyes the Dice 🎲 jump after they come to a full stop plenty of times! Your eyes don’t deceive you!

[@juanlopez1973]

If the 7’s are hot why not play 7’s

[@EatSleepGambleRepeat]

I just wanted to stick to Frank’s recipe for this one but I have stated messing around with throwing in a c&e every now and then…

[@Daneeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee]

What simulator you use?

[@EatSleepGambleRepeat]

Crapsee or wizard of odds…

[@a_coh]

You overthink

[@EatSleepGambleRepeat]

When you’re analytical you tend to do that. Perhaps you don’t think enough and can’t see beyond what you perceive?

[@chadmccumber]

Lay the 10 VRs dp

[@dugbuiful]

Should of parlayed the 7s, can't play craps scared.

[@EatSleepGambleRepeat]

I’ve been throwing some c&e in the mix lately but when you’re low rolling there’s not much room to maneuver with 1 roll bets.

[@southloopsoxfan]

Who is this Frank dude?

[@brian407-l7d]

Extreme foolish or irrational behavior is insanity

[@Awasdwert]

You aren’t actually playing the system though

[@EatSleepGambleRepeat]

I tried making some adjustments for a lower buy-in but it seems Frank’s $300 recommendation would most likely be necessary!

[@rodericksalazar720]

I'm totally with you. Sometimes it feels not so random. I left Silverton last night because it was hitting all my DCs and DPs. Hang in there - keep grinding.

[@israelsoncontractors5020]

Not the attitude of a winner

[@bandyvamafan4851]

Don’t play the lines…..

[@scottcrawford4788]

Ok.... smart.. smart enough to hurt yourself when you play by looking for patterns. They are not real. Odds are every roll has the same chance as others for ANY NUMBER. hope your a casino plant to increase business.

[@EatSleepGambleRepeat]

Hi Scott, I’m well aware that each roll is independent of the other…if you watched my videos you would hear me talk about gamblers fallacy all the time…With that being said if looking at the history adds to the fun of playing a negative expectation game…I say have fun with it! For the record, I can confirm for you that I am not a casino plant, I’m just and ordinary las Vegas local that enjoys gambling recreationally at low limits.

[@dbzeva]

Jesus dude, you complain so much…

[@1LTDAN1]

It's $1.. play.. stop being do scared