Iron Crapper - Craps Betting Strategy

[@dathanneal3115]

Long rolls please, I love watching the odds play out. Great content

[@christopheralvarez6076]

We're here cuz we enjoy the game so I'm sure the majority would want longer rolls. Since I just joined the color up club I wouldn't mind the extra content continuing on there 👌

[@cmumick333]

I just got back from Vegas, and had never played Craps until that trip. I watched a bunch of your videos before the trip and will continue to do so. I actually won $ playing Craps and credit your videos for helping me feel more comfortable than a first-time player usually feels. I even caught a dealer shorting a payout. Thanks for these videos!

[@ColorUp]

Felt comfortable, and made a profit = very successful first time playing. Catching a dealer mistake like a veteran as well, Nice!!

[@zacharysheehan2448]

The live rolling always helps me understand the strategies as u explain them and shows me how they can be incorporated into strategy for betting and planning ahead for wins or losses, this one was a lil too long but a longer live roll really shows off the strategy better than the shorter videos. Thanks for another informative video.

[@ColorUp]

thanks for feedback, i think its helpful to see how they play out, so you can figure out different ways you would like to change a bit.

[@dblxMxdizzle]

Love your layout. Your format for these videos is great. Quick explanation and live rolls with explanation as you go is perfect. Very well presented, consistent and very professional production quality too. I’ve watched so many of your videos! I think 25ish minutes videos is great, good amount of time to see how the strat works in action. Thank you!!!!

[@ColorUp]

Thanks for your feedback, and the kind words

[@KennethJames7273]

I tried this strategy last night on the electronic bubble craps machine at my local casino. It actually worked pretty well. I did end up varying my strategy from the video. I used more of a traditional iron cross strategy and I didn't place the 4, 9, or 10 b/c those numbers are covered by the field. I would use the extra money to cover the point; in case it was rolled. I stopped playing when I was up $100.00. Usually, after about 4-5 rolls I would cancel out my bets and wait for a new point to be established.

[@education654321]

Yea that seemed better how you did it. Put more money on the 5 6 or 8 instead of the other numbers because they are in the field

[@toofskis]

Doey/Don't to start. Place max odds on the Don't. Use that hedge to bet however you'd like. You get more value just using the Don't but this way there is little risk (except for a 12)

[@dragonshane]

Seems like a good strategy. Personally, I'd take the $5 field bet and put it on the Point instead. Also, to save some dealer work, I'd go $60 DP. Once the point is set, no field bet, just put $30 on the Point and other place bets as shown. So, you'd have either $57 or $56 in place bets and $60 on the DP, at least you'll make a few dollars when the 7 comes.

[@scottmerrill9656]

Seems like a great strategy to kill some time while ^she^ wants to spend your retirement on Wheel of Fortune slots on the other side of the casino. Slow $2 wins, free drinks and occasionally you make a little bit. Obviously not for those looking to walk away big, just walk away after a few hours. Vids are great, they could be longer. I'd prefer to watch full runs to see your actual bankroll when the "evening" is over. Keep up the good work, easy to follow and very informative! Thx!

[@jabarihoyett3064]

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[@bullhearted8586]

if point number is 4,6,8, or 10 i like to throw a min bet on the hard roll just to minimize loss. its best for 4 and 10 because then the field bet will cancel out the loss on that bet if you do roll a soft point.

[@chetherron9566]

I like it. I would hop the 7s for a couple bucks on the com out. I played this morning. One guy was pounding the 7 on the com out. Roll. Hop bets saved me a ton! I play the dark side all the time.

[@pamagee2011]

It looks like fun. I don’t get the field bet. It doesn’t hedge anything and deflates the 5,6,8. I think it would be good without the field.

[@JasonCloseOK]

I think it's just way to get paid on anything. But, I like it if the point is 4,9, or 10, as it will help to hedge the DP if the point is hit.

[@MNak90]

You get paid double on those “outside numbers” (field and place bets) AND x2 payout for 2 & 12

[@mikecoster2709]

I know the idea is to put enough on the don’t pass to hedge your place bets if the 7 rolls, but for those that want to go a bit more aggressive (to win more than $2 on 5,6, or 8), maybe load up the place numbers a bit heavier for a LIMITED amount of time - especially on 5,6, and 8. Maybe play to 3 or 5 hits (depending on how confident you are with your throws), so you can collect more money on those hits, and then regress to $37 across afterward. So if you can get a few good hits, you can move back to the normal method to truly hedge your place bets. Just a thought, enjoyed the video!

[@martinkoruba9947]

Ok, I tried this adjustment. $10's on the don't until point is established. Then I double the 5,6&8 and triple the point. Then I place odds on the don't up to $45 or $50. This way I only lose $10's on the come out roll. If I hit the 4,9 or 10 I press up 1 unit. If you feel like ending you can pull all bets down. Try it,see what you think. Great video's I have watched them all. Really like this one.

[@ColorUp]

thanks for the variation

[@ericboyles7208]

Pretty good system! I really enjoyed it. I’d probably hedge big red tho on the come out I like the longer vids myself. A person can always stop watching early if he/she wants. 20 - 30 mins is decent.

[@thedude5599]

you could play big red or lay the 4 and 10 and if seven comes you win them

[@CSLintheCASINO]

Great explanation of the iron crapper! Happy to see a winning live roll. Appreciate the video Color Up!!

[@ColorUp]

I got your link and will check out, be careful not to keep posting it, that is spam and will be removed.

[@randomstranger6873]

Spoiler alert!!

[@omarg3824]

Try this, instead of playing the don't pass line, lay a bet on the 4 or 10, hit a couple points then turn them off. No risk on the come out roll. Only risk is when your lay bet hits, but wont be that bad since your also getting payed on the number and field. I like to lay $100 on the 4, then place 1 unit on 4 through 10 and field. Or instead of field, 2 units on the 4. Hit my numbers at least 3 times then turn them off . Hopefully it makes sense.

[@CSLintheCASINO]

I like it Omar G!! Definitely want to try your strategy!

[@javierguerra4426]

@@CSLintheCASINO could you make a video on this strategy. It sound pretty good. I would like to see a live roll played.

[@TheGuy-ef8zz]

Nice grinder strategy. Try this out as a modification to this strategy: 37 on Don't pass, 37 on the numbers, no bet on the field and hedge it with a C&E but of 3 apiece just on the come out roll

[@broooin]

Thanks for this video! I tried it out on a bubble craps machine last night. started with $300 bankroll and within an hour I was up 200ish. I should've walked away at this point but I didn't get my craps fix in. The next 4 come out rolls were 7 and lost 168 and cashed out. still walked out with +52$

[@ALL4SCUBA05]

broooin That’s why after 2 Come Out 7’s I skip that shooter.

[@martinkoruba9947]

I like that you played long enough to see the good and bad. I tried this on the computer and when I was up on a roll, I started pressing 5,6,8 when the point was a 4 or 10. Thanks always great videos.

[@smokeeater695]

I started taking the don't pass odds on the 4 and 10... Started winning big

[@ryanwalker3080]

If you bet the don't pass bar on the come out roll and the point is established let's say for instance a 6 or 8 is the don't pass bet locked or can you take it off the table, again this scenario is after the point is ON

[@ColorUp]

Yes, with don’t bets you can remove if you don’t like the number. But never do this! This video explains why kzbin.info/www/bejne/qomQiquihJiDo7M

[@vinceandtheresa1243]

I like the 25 minute to 30 minute lengths. Love the channel.

[@hfw3]

Tried it tonight at the Hollywood Casino at Charlestown. This strategy was A LOT of fun. The tables there are a $15 minimum so I had to switch things up some. $15 on the Don't Pass. Once point was set, $90 odds. Placed $15 on everything except the point. Doubled my money before two bad hands in a row. Basically went home even after two hours at the table ... and like I said, LOTS of fun. Played for the dealer and tipped them because this does make them work.

[@ColorUp]

Thanks for sharing your experience, 2hrs, tipped, and fun...great night in my opinion

[@roadrunner381]

These videos are not too long, like seeing the stategies play out several times, too sink in, good job , thx!

[@naegling1184]

I love your video's, very informative, 20-30 minutes is good, like someone else stated, if someone doesn't want to watch that long they can just stop watching. This seems to be a nice strategy that takes away the bite of the point being set and quick seven out. I use the hardaway set so maybe a 3$ yo on the come out role would be prudent. But over the long run, the 2 or 3 should offset the 7 or 11 for the most part on the come out role. Once the point is established I could see pressing point number with the first few hits just to neutralize the point number vs the 7 but hey, it always seems like it usually takes me awhile to repeat the point. You also have the option once you've paid for your initial bets to just take your don't bet down to the table minimum and just go for it risk free :)

[@ColorUp]

Thanks for the comments, good stuff

[@Moonraper205]

Cool video. I have ran this strategy multiple times and have never come up positive with it lol. Was shocked to see you avoid that seven on the come out as much as you did.

[@ColorUp]

Just goes to show, its not really the strategy that matters as much as how the dice roll that day

[@rballfanandgamer8215]

I would definitely hedge my bet on the come out roll. I'm not a big fan of playing the field so I would definitely use this strategy but without the field bet. I've watched this video a few times and this will probably be the next strategy I try when I go to the casino. Just a suggestion for all you gamblers I played pretty conservatively so what I would do after a few hits I would come down on my bets other than the point. So when that 7 does hit you don't break even you actually come out further on top

[@crapshack99]

Another grand slam on a strategy presentation! Longer videos give a better feel of variance IMO. As always, great job and ty ColorUp

[@ColorUp]

good point on showing variance

[@IMQUAN]

This is a hell of a hedge! I appreciate you posting this one. I wouldn’t have come across it myself. I am that guy who brings a few rolls then a lot of damn 7’s. So making a few bucks in the mean time work for me. $300 up to $400 after that many rolls gives me a lot of confidence.

[@IMQUAN]

Hey bro. I sent a Dice advice strategy on this. Called it something like “iron Crapper” hedge or something like that. Please discard it for me please. Under my email [e-mail].

[@GeometricMason]

I see two problems here: 1) Seven/11 on come outs is going to eat you alive. 2) there's no such thing as a five dollar table in Vegas anymore. On a $15 table this requires $126 on the Don't Pass (see #1)

[@sophiethesloth]

Cant you cover that with a 1 off bet any craps at 7/1 so like $6 If establish a point made your only down $6

[@IMQUAN]

Also tell me what you think... What if you play with house money by adding odds to the Don’t Pass line? Basically the field pays 1:1, 4, 9 or 10 hits, you have the place bets working. Take a dollar profit from each field + outside number and add it to the odds. It’s house money so to speak.

[@ColorUp]

Sure, anytime you are playing a bet that pays true odds its a good move

[@IMQUAN]

Please check your ColorUp Facebook messages.

[@jeffg9617]

Can u plz do a video with the iron crapper vs the iron crapper w no field bet roll comparison...u do the best videos on youtube

[@ADPfan07]

This is a good strategy for a colder table. A few #s and then a 7 out before making the point is $$ with this betting system. My vote is for longer videos. I can't get enough of these and obviously cannot wait for the next one. Great job CU!!

[@chmcarro]

The problem is a cold table can turn hot with the next shooter and then you're SOL.

[@alexandramcgraw3227]

No just pull your dp down and come pack after the point for a ass line bet

[@ColorUp]

ass line bet ha, is that becoming craps terminology yet?

[@runtoeat]

I have been playing around with this strategy for a while and have some suggestions. I play on a $10 table and lay the 5/9 for $31 on the come out $40. Then I place the 5,6,8 for 15,18, 18, go 4 rolls, putting any profits on the three place bets, keeping the field bet at $10. After 4 rolls regress to 10, 12, 12, go 4 rolls without pressing, then start over if so lucky. You can also lay odds on your point if you are in the profit zone or even take the bet down.

[@CSLintheCASINO]

I like your strategy joe jakovac! Will definitely try it. Thanks for sharing!

[@Listener827]

Jeremy--Congrats on combining dark side into your play And coming out Way ahead of where you usually do with light side only! You did well. This can be the start of things greater.😎👍👍

[@jerrycoylepoker7815]

I deal at the palms. And to answer your question. Yes, we have to break the bet down every time regardless if we know what it is or not.

[@ipaulosan]

I personally would like to see you run out your whole starting bankroll and then cash in just to see how you did.

[@bernardh.mcafee8180]

Exactly

[@Slick5923]

You can do it yourself here... wizardofodds.com/play/craps/v2/

[@nategibbons172]

With this, you are mostly just replenishing your bank so it seems it would be a bit different.

[@JoeFerber]

This is a GREAT strategy because the 7 does NOT hurt you too badly!!! And HOPEFULLY, the VAST majority of those who watch this channel are SERIOUS craps players and want to LEARN and GROW and WIN money, so therefore, you should make ALL of your future videos as LONG as they NEED to be for at LEAST 10 shooters, and also a bankroll to MATCH those 10 shooters and NO MORE SHORTCHNGING your bankrolls for LESS than 10 shooters, no matter HOW HIGH that bankroll needs to be!!!!!

[@lpsave7031]

I love the light and dark strategy together, I’m going on a carnival cruise in a couple weeks and wondering if you know if they will rate me playing both sides.

[@richardwilson487]

Question: Why not play $15 on the DP for come out and lay odds once point is established? Is this because we're hoping to cash in on come-out craps rolls? I'm going to try putting $15 on DP for come out, then vary the odds depending on what the point is. At least you avoid losing the whole $42 DP bet on the come out 7. ?? What does everyone else think?

[@tpsu129]

Here’s an idea for a strategy video: Iron Crapper with a Come Bet. You slowly replace your Place Bets with True Odds using the former Place Bets as the odds.

[@wyzone7326]

I like it.....gives an extra "win" on a 7 out as well

[@johnhurter6773]

I like this hedge strategy, but would make one small change. Instead of $37 across with 2 units on the point, I would start out with $5 on the pass line in addition to the don’t pass, then take single odds after the point is established. It gives you the same effect with a little insurance on the come out 7/11 and pays a little better if the point is made. It is also a more natural bet to place after the come out by just betting $26 or $27 across. I’d more than likely be stuck with at least $10 tables locally, so I would start out with an $85 DP bet (also more natural for the dealer instead of fumbling around with the extra singles). I do like the longer videos also to see the good and bad sides of each strategy.

[@ColorUp]

Thanks for the variation and feedback

[@notsofast2325]

seems to play this strategy you would want to double your bets on 5 ,6 ,8 9 and i think $59 at the don't and now play like you were doing. the double bets would cover your field bet loss. How would that work?

[@jamesej283]

25-30 minutes videos are good. Very helpful and great content as well

[@bluenoteone]

No, the vid length is good. I like this one. What if you left the point units off and play both pass/don't pass? put odds on the pass? .....i don't know....but I like this one!

[@sirg2424]

Love this strat... First time I ever played craps I used this strat in Vegas about 3 years ago on a $180 bank roll (I was new to craps and and didnt know what I was doing). I ended up playing for a total of 14 hrs (2 sessions). 1st session I played 8 hrs and walked away with $190, same day I went back a few hrs later and 2nd session I played for 6 hrs. With in the 1st hr of the 2nd session I lost $100, so I switched tables and hit a hot streak, then table went cold and I started bleeding money. I walked away with $70 in my pocket, but I figured over all I had been up atleast $200-300 over all (if i would have learned to walk away then). I also learned not to tip the waitress $5 chips every time she came by, I would have walked away with more chips LOL

[@ColorUp]

14hrs, and still a couple bucks up while tipping the waitress very generous, id say a great trip :)

[@johnmcclary754]

instead of working the dealer on a point-seven.. could you say turn off my bets since you're going back up after the next point is set? 9:14

[@ryanvanderheyden3324]

Or should u collect the first hit on the 5 6 8 then press it so u make more money.

[@724riff]

GOOD AND SAFE STRATEGY /. BETTING MORE WOULD YIELD A HIGHER PROFIT MARGIN OR IS IT ?

[@jasondempsey5854]

Love your videos. As far as the amount of time I would like to see. I would love to see how strategies compare in 15 minutes of rolling action. I feel that by doing it in a quarter hour segment it gives me an idea of how to gauge table action and assess for shifting strategy in the middle of a game.

[@dreyrincon]

Bet the come after the first roll. It helps when you hit a 7/11.

[@djbthunder]

20-30 minutes is good. But could you do more $10 or $15 table minimums. $5 tables are few far and in between except for downtown Vegas

[@ColorUp]

plenty of $5 tables all across country, the east coast not so much. I do need to make more $10 videos, i don't think will do much $15 as I refuse to play those :)

[@hotslots8504]

@@ColorUp you're right about the east coast at the MGM in maryland the min bet is $25, i can't afford to spread across, thats a larger gamble and we don't have any $5 tables , $15 or $25. $5 table is awesome, lucky guys!

[@PrestonMcgill]

Zombie thread but Blackhawk in Colorado has plenty of 5 dollar tables, also @colorup when are you having another meetup?

[@MrTrblsum]

I think the longer videos can help verify the strategy, both good and bad. I love the setup you got. Need to look into getting one myself. Keep them coming.

[@ColorUp]

thanks!

[@richardpeacock3543]

This is interesting to me. I would like to see a small hardway bet if the point is an even number (4,6,8,or 10). If the point is an odd number (5 or 9) throw you first hit on top of it to reduce the if the point is hit before the 7. I guess I could hedge myself broke...

[@scott3851]

Unless you’re place betting the points and if a point isn’t one of your usual 3 place bets, take one off and place that $ on the point number

[@danielchung6796]

How does tipping to the dealer work generally? This seems like a lot of work for the dealer. Would they give you a nasty look?

[@yourghenplay480]

i prefer the iron cross when the point is 5 ,6, 8 then use this strategy when point is 4 and 10

[@dand.2082]

I’m wondering if it’s worthwhile to bet $59 or $60 on the DP and bet 2 units on the 5,6,8!

[@ColorUp]

Might be...

[@casinoonlinegaming7483]

Your video does indeed have the best clarity, quality, length and description. Since you are not trying to 'sell us on the system' I prefer these shorter videos to get an idea of how the rolls go. I do not need to watch 14 to 30 minutes of the same stuff, especially if there is no decent commentary. GREAT JOB , watched it all, subscribed and will come back.

[@ColorUp]

Appreciate the feedback, thanks for watching!

[@AMNESIA222]

I play another limit online with live dealer, and i'm 40 units ahead in about 1 hour. That should be 200 on a 5€ table. I play it exact the same. Only at the come out roll i cover the 7 with a bet on the 7. Then just 11 is a loosing number. I love the strategy. With covering the 7 it's difficult to loose with this strategy. And with a good run witch come often you make good money. I try so many strategy's. But this one is the most safe. And with some patient you win. When i go to sleep i start to play it at my breakfast already tomorrow. I wanna see the result in a session from 5 à 6 hours. Every time i dubbel up my stack i dubbel up my limit to play. I'm curious where i end up after a month.

[@ryanvanderheyden3324]

How would this work out. If u did this strategy 4 hits place bets or field then take down the place bets and field. And wait for the 7 out roll

[@ColorUp]

taking down or pressing, both can be good or bad decisions, just depends on how the dice roll

[@ryanvanderheyden3324]

@@ColorUp when you going to do the video suggestions I sent u

[@ColorUp]

@@ryanvanderheyden3324 I don't know, I have 100's of submissions and don't know where yours is in the queue

[@ryanvanderheyden3324]

@@ColorUp cool cool. Busy guy keep it up there great videos

[@deanperez-simons424]

I say stick with the longer videos. That way we see more variety of what can happen with a strategy. Much appreciated!!

[@jeffadapoolsbarta3305]

thanks for all your videos i think they are great

[@OriginalChicagoKrawZ]

I prefer the longer roll vids. I'd say this one was about perfect.

[@ColorUp]

Good feedback thanks

[@logicreversed18t]

For me, the time is dependent on the strategy being shared. Some strategies have gotten a little stale on the longer videos. I think the sweet spot is 17-22 minutes. Why? Honestly, that's about when I generally move the mouse to see how much time is left. So right around there is when my attention span wanes, but I really do appreciate getting to see it all. Thanks for your content.

[@ColorUp]

Great feedback, and I tend to agree with you on the time before i get bored making the video as well :)

[@josephabraham3270]

Wouldn’t it be better to lay odds on the DoNt pass instead of the direct 42$?

[@dandefehr365]

When I like the strategy I’ll watch the whole thing and I then wish it was longer. For the strategies you cover that I don’t like I usually won’t watch all of it play out. I would prefer that all of your videos were longer though so I have the option to see a bigger sample size. Great content! Keep it up!

[@ColorUp]

So I am starting a Color Up Club membership and extended versions will be a benefit! Stay tuned.

[@wiseman4160]

With all the numbers covered wouldn't it be better to put money on horn bet instead of field?

[@kenmartin5375]

I like this one the most. Nice job.

[@crapsplayer]

Once again, great job man! Love every single one of your videos brother. Thank you so much for posting!

[@stevenvee11]

Based on the roll, what do you think of making the field bet along with the don’t pass bet on the come out?

[@ColorUp]

Sometimes it would work out well, sometimes not so well.

[@ebojfmdboojoh4023]

If the shooter is not hitting the point, then I think I'd be tempted to press my bets. Also you could combine this strategy with multiple come bets to make it interesting.

[@wyzone7326]

I like the come bets, too. That way you can pull down place bets while winning and win on a 7 out.

[@Twinsen764]

It kind of depends on how the rolls go determining the video length. 15-20 mins sounds good. I almost hit the ALL today. 1 roll too late.

[@slaughtertrucking9260]

Nice video. I think I'm going to use this strategy but changed a couple of things to it. For example, I'm going to hedge the 7 on the come out roll. Another thing, I might do is to press my come bets after it hits once.

[@ColorUp]

sounds good, and good luck on coloring up

[@petergiers8515]

Just a shout out. I've been watching your videos for the past few weeks also read the dice doctor on your recommendation. Long story short. I played yesterday did ok playing 321. But this is the first time for me that I understood each bet and payout. Thanks for the great content.

[@ColorUp]

Awesome, understanding is the key to confidence and fun I think.

[@lanehartwell6963]

Amazon link for the color up shirts doesnt seem to be working for me, great video though, as always. I like the idea of 59 or $60 on the DP for double units on the 5,6 and 8. Im a low roller so the a $60 bet is a bit too much, would probably hedge the 7 regardless

[@ColorUp]

Thats weird, just tried the link and seems to be ok? $60 is a bit rich for me too! you can try this link www.amazon.com/s?rh=n%3A7141123011%2Cp_4%3AColor+Up&ref=w_bl_sl_s_ap_web_7141123011

[@sophiethesloth]

Video length great you have clearly shown all aspects great video

[@mupianoman]

Great video, as usual. I might drop down to $32 on the DP and not place the point. On a hit point you’ll lose a little more, but you’re not as exposed on the come out roll. I might also press the 5, 6, 8 on a longer roll. I like the 20-30 min length. Keep them coming!

[@perseveranceprevails4608]

He could hedge the dp line bet on the point place bet, he has the field bet, dont place 4 and 10 place bets, put the money on the point. As you pick up some wins you can begin to place the 4 and 10. So pretty much the iron cross eith a point hedge

[@kenmelton8831]

Enjoyed the video..... 20 minute videos are very acceptable. Have you done the 6 / 8 press video? Start 6 and 8 at $30 each.... 1st hit throw $1 and press to $66.... 2nd hit throw $7 and press to $150.... 3rd hit, collect $325 and take it back down to $30.... total investmentper number is on $38....... worked a few times for me but haven't played that strategy as often as I'd like. Keep up the great work.

[@ColorUp]

Ive done some different 6/8 press videos, don't think Ive done just like this

[@kenmelton8831]

@@ColorUp , try it out....ya never know! Thanks for all the great videos! It truly helps!!

[@robertkarstens1085]

I've been watching your videos and really enjoy the strategies has helped me figure out better ways to bet. I've been told recently I should really learn how to dice set and use dice control. What are your thoughts on that?

[@ColorUp]

I don’t practice it...but I always say it certainly doesn’t hurt to try :)

[@janicamoore9583]

A lot of casinos won't allow dice setting.

[@ryanbahnsen6429]

@@janicamoore9583 I doubt that. Casinos don't think it's possible to control the dice so they'll let you fiddle around with the dice however you'd like usually, using 1 hand of course.

[@sophiethesloth]

As 5 6 8 only pays $2 profit when you hit a field and number win i.e 4 9 10 id maybe think right boost 6&8 up a unit so then 6&8 pays at $9 profit each time

[@LaphroaigFan]

I've seen this one yes! I've tried it at the hard rock. When it works it seemed to work well. But I've probably broken even by now

[@ColorUp]

Yeah, no strategy will consistently work

[@LaphroaigFan]

@@ColorUp Definitely. But it's really fun. Seems lower risk even with all the action going on

[@scottdaunhauer2453]

@@LaphroaigFan It's tempting... I look fwd to trying it.

[@LaphroaigFan]

@@scottdaunhauer2453 might as well. The only thing that kills you is if it's a hot hot table. When I was using it, I'd try to win around a hundred bucks and then I'd bounce

[@sophiethesloth]

As your rolling and picking up wins couldn't you made tweak up add units onto the point to try counter match the dont pass

[@ColorUp]

Sure, adjust any strategy to your liking

[@johnmcclish2735]

Love your videos I like the longer ones 20 minutes plus Anything less than 5 minutes and I do not bother with generally

[@ColorUp]

Thanks

[@chmcarro]

I'm starting think that each of these strategies belongs to a certain family/style/group of thought. This is in the camp of "risk a lot on 1 roll (don't pass) to offset pain of 7 out" . Others like this include 'The Best" and recently posted "Bubble craps machine strategy." With these, you live or die on the come out 7/11 and pass line wins. I'm not aware of a name for this type of play, maybe it could be called "7 out offsets"?

[@ColorUp]

Good point....

[@chmcarro]

@@ColorUp Thanks for the reply and great videos. With any strategy, it works great until it doesn't. I know you have a growing list of strategies to get to, but I want to take another opportunity to talk about my personal favorite - Dooey-Don't 3-Point Molly. i haven't seen it mentioned in any book or video. 2 units pass, 1 unit don't. start with odds on the don't and move them to the pass line as you gain more point numbers. It's the ONLY strategy where you win on the more likely outcome on EVERY throw of the dice.

[@ColorUp]

It does sound interesting, have you submitted my website yet?

[@chmcarro]

@@ColorUp Yes, I have, but it may have come across to wordy/unclear. Here's a better description - www.reddit.com/r/Craps/comments/b4eec2/hate_pso_heres_a_strategy_for_you_doeydont_3point/

[@ColorUp]

Ok, you can resubmit the clear one, I will lose track of this. I will see the duplicate in the submissions and do the latter. Thank you

[@deeparks3112]

Video lengths are fine by me. Interesting strategy, but seems a grind but that might have been "how the dice rolled." Thank you.

[@brockunruh6283]

I think it would be easier from a dealer stand point to only use 5's and 1's on the don't pass line. That way he would only have to breakdown and pay two colors instead of three.

[@PokerMonkey]

Not a bad strategy but it seems like when you are comfortably ahead you would want to press the 5,6,&8 so you get paid more when they hit and you lose the Field bet.

[@lawrencesanchez8904]

Hi, Where did you get those new chip racks? the 2 slot long racks. I've been looking since I saw them on your video, but can't find them.

[@ColorUp]

I bought from some guy on Etsy actually, don't remember now though

[@veteranmortgagescout]

I like 20 minutes on the videos. Keep up the great work!

[@silverligsay4266]

This one is a great strategy while waiting for your turn to shoot.👍🏼 Any other Strategy like this while waiting?

[@ColorUp]

Lot of strategies I show are just as good when someone else is shooting

[@billycourtney496]

I really love this video but can you please do a video on this with Explaining how to do it with $300 across or even higher bet amounts across.

[@martinleithe8251]

I like the videos around 25min mark. Good length

[@danielholguin8621]

What about pressing any winnings from the field to the 5,6, and 8 until they are at least double? Or use all field winnings to go up one unit on all numbers?

[@ColorUp]

Sure, however you like play it

[@tdueces]

I already knew it was tough to win at craps, just like any other casino game, but watching these videos shows me that it is even tougher than I thought. There are probably over 2 dozen strategies on your channel, and you lose in almost every one of them. Don't get me wrong, I love watching them, and can't wait to try some of the new things I am learning, but unless you get extremely lucky, it is almost impossible to win a large amount of money

[@ColorUp]

That is correct. You need a lucky good roll for most strategies to make money...and that is why the casinos make so much money, they always win in the end.

[@lucasbowman8423]

Could you please walk me through what this would look like on a 15 dollar table? Just curious.

[@ColorUp]

$15 on each of the the numbers, $18 on the 6/8 and $30 on whatever the point its. This totals $111 or so and that is the Don't pass amount you would want to start with....

[@lucasbowman8423]

@@ColorUp thank you. I thought so I just wasn't sure.

[@stiltguyjoe]

Any chance we could see a video on shooting street dice?

[@ColorUp]

Yes! good suggestion thanks

[@education654321]

This is a nice strategy when the table is cold

[@josephcovino9697]

What was the final count, how many dollars up exactly on "Iron crapper" test run ????

[@keithwilliams3714]

Great content definitely will be testing the strategy. Videos at least 20m! Gives us more data. Keep up the good work.