Power Pressing Craps Betting Strategy

[@ColorUp]

His original video at $10 level kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJzWgKxnedF9j7ssi=9yrr19LLs8cKJ2_3&t=54

[@IcemanPhantom911]

I like this system but I'm more opt to let it ride once I'm all the way across. I get being conservative and bringing bets down but I'm always on the hunt for that long roll and I'm willing to risk it once I get my money back from the initial bet

[@JJ_Neptune]

5:42 Thanks for explaining the C & E payout shortcut. I used to love playing $2 C & $1 E, only $3 and a proper payout. But recently my neighborhood casino raised the minimum center bets to $5. So now betting a $5 C & E split isn't quite as painful as a proper table minimum ($10 C, $5 E) would be.

[@JoeWillie-j9j]

Similar to squeeze play. After you collected the 3 greens, you've made your initial investment back, so leave the bets out and play from there

[@rickconklin3088]

I like this. I am going to be going to the casino in Larry Bird's hometown, French Lick, Indiana this weekend and might have to give it a try. I am a little confused on the C&E bet though. It seems like you are missing out on money. For instance, a $2 on C&E would pay $6 for a craps number and $14 for an eleven correct? but $1 on "Any Craps" would pay $7 and $1 on the horn bet eleven would pay $15. Same bet, just a little more money. Or am I wrong? I don't go that often and I am still learning the bets. I am going to give this strategy a go, but I think I am going to change it up just a bit. Once I hit the third clover, I am going to bring my bets completely down and play DC with hardway hedges. As always, thanks for taking the time and playing the strategies out and giving your insight.

[@ColorUp]

Yep, ive done a video on this exact situation recently in a video "7 top pro bets" In this specific situation, it is better to just bet the 11 straight up with $1 on any craps as you mention.

[@djsimoneit7003]

Interesting strat bit I like Crappy's Collect the green strat better i think. $30 on the 6 and 8, first hit collect the green and add the $10 to the adjacent #. Collect 3 green in as few as 3 rolls.

[@Ranch_Hand_Jeff]

I wish I had known about this one last week. I was playing in Elko and a kid had a monster roll. I could have gotten well. I did walk away with $100 of theirs, so not all bad.

[@anthonycasamassima4739]

Squeeze play without regressing. Not a bad session. Created a ton of opportunity with house $$ and only out 27$.

[@commentforthealgo5383]

favorite strat so far

[@JoeFerber]

Not a bad strategy! But, as usual, I would collect FIRST and then do the $22 additional amount on the NEXT hit of any of the inside numbers, and then collect on the FIRST hit of any of the inside numbers, and then on the NEXT hit, THEN throw in the extra $2 to cover the 4 and 10 for $15 each, and then just keep on going with strategy but ALWAYS collect FIRST then do what's required for the strategy on the 2nd hit of any of the inside numbers, etc...

[@jimklemens5018]

I like the purple cheques.

[@Listener827]

Nice strategy Jeremy. May want to use this as your new "standard". three point Molly not a quick payer/return. Ideally want to be using CD by roll 6.

[@toothdrlee]

What is the "standard"? This was the first time I saw this mentioned. I may have missed it in an earlier video or misinterpreted what was meant.

[@Listener827]

@@toothdrlee Jeremy decided it's a good idea to have a "baseline" or "Standard" type of betting system to compare each strategy his followers send in for him to "roll out". He picked the "3 point Molly" as his standard against which he compares other strats viewers ask him to "test out". Largely he looked for "something" most would be familiar with, and it's a "light side only" strat. Jeremy does 95% light side only strats--that's Not a critique, just an observation, and 95% plus of shooters are light-side only ever players: they've never played the DP or DC, never layed a point, never hopped a bet and have no clue and don't want a clue: too much math. The 3 point Molly isn't the sharpest tool in the shed, but it’s easy to follow, so it's less likely to "shame" other strats, and make Jeremy's comparison less critical. That said, mathematically, the game starts out "dark" or "Dark Gray", meaning 7 of 12 shooters each hour 7-Out by Point +6, so 75% of all "light side only" strats will fail. And you know only 40% of all shooters Ever hit their point. That's why Critical criteria for Any "Light side" strategy is to be using CD (Casino Dollars) after Point+5, (mine is point+4 since I play the point as the math says to) since "average roll count" is Point+7-8 depending on who's stats you're using and How you count: for example: most people do Not have their box # bets "on" for the 1st roll--so 95% plus never make a penny on Any box numbers on roll #1. A point's often made 4 times in the 1st 6 rolls during an hour of play. Once That point is made, the next come-out roll, Again nobody makes a penny because they have their box #'s Off. So, technically 8 rolls is called the "average" but that includes PSO's and 40+ long rolls. "Reality" is better said as: 7 of 12 Out by point +6; 3 of 12 out by point+12, and 2 out somewhere after point+13, though usually 1 is out before point+18. Back to best Strats: #1 criteria is, you're "Out" of the hand with your $$, by point+4 (roll 5). That's My criteria, and most others who follow the math. The 3 point fails miserably except on the longer rolls: point +8 or more, as you must hit each point twice to "win"-- unlikely in any shorter roll. So, it "wins" 3-4 times an hour, loses 8-9 times an hour. But because 2 of the 3-4 times are 'longer' rolls, past P+12, it gets folks "hooked" that the strat "works". Most 'light side only" strats win on the long roll, and folks chase that strat, never caring about how to use the math of the game to win more and more often. However you want to play this fun math game, please enjoy. Wish you all the best.--Robert

[@Yostyburneraccount]

I have officially become a Don’t player. Straight up start with $25 and then press up. No odds. It’s boring but I haven’t lost in awhile.

[@ColorUp]

every roll ends with 7, and math says on avg every roll ends by 8 rolls so….

[@derSchmetterling08]

You need at least 6 hits to get your 75 bucks back. Most ppl 7 out in 6 rolls or less. But it was a fun strat to watch, just too rich for my blood up front.

[@djsimoneit7003]

Well, with the regression back to 66 across you collect the $49 in wins on the setup phase too. But you are right, a few short rolls that the beginning of a session leaves you in a hole you probably won't climb out of.

[@ColorUp]

If 7 comes before first or second hit you’d be down $66-69. On third hit you’d be down about $44, fourth hit, you’d be down only $19, fifth hit small profit, sixth hit $60 profit with $66 paid for bet. Worst case you ever lose is $69 on a $15 table…

[@chrisfreeman7534]

Any more crapless strategies on the way? Love your videos!

[@ColorUp]

Ive been thinking about it. Would love to get some submission ideas.

[@speedygo7457]

Maybe start with a $25 don't bet and hedge it with a $5 7 bet until point is established and then bet max odds until the clover hits. Once it hits, either leave the odds or pull it.

[@henryhiggin3389]

Thank you, Jeremy.

[@ColorUp]

appreciate you watching

[@WrightWorld]

I would have skipped the C&E bets, too much house edge, especially when they're not a liability. Otherwise, decent strategy.

[@ColorUp]

thats fine, would save a few bucks

[@leetoelle1716]

Often times, the best thing you can do is trust your gut. If you feel like it is not going to happen, you will have to use multiple players.

[@ethanbeigel9574]

Did you run the standard on a $10 table? It looks like it which makes it not really comparing apples to apples.

[@ColorUp]

Yes, standard runs on $10 table with max 3,4,5x odds. No it will never be apples to apples. Im not trying to compare, just show how each would have done with the particular set of rolls.

[@mikekenny7148]

3 leaf is a shamrock ☘️ which is more luckier than 4 leaf clover.

[@JayAr709]

Huh?

[@clueless9245]

Unless there is a long roll, this is a grinder. And that presumes you hit 6 times before 7 out. 3 hits to get all box numbers. 3 more hits for the clover. This does not count the come out roll since it does not matter. That is 7 rolls. 8 is average roll (overall). Cute name and concept for strategy, but far better grinder strategies.

[@michaelthur4105]

Hey color up this is ohio mike...how to get advice on 3pt blender on a situation that happens to me a lot

[@ColorUp]

🤷‍♂️ I didn’t come up with that strat, just shared it. But you can email me at [e-mail]

[@toddschulman7941]

I play this similaryly so I like this strategy, I would just rather put the extra money on hard ways personally than CE

[@ColorUp]

hard ways are nice being they are not a one roll bet

[@SoarviverForever]

Are the C&E Bets better than just 1$ on each horn? Your cost per hour on this bet goes up by 25% hypothetically, but your payout should be much greater on those 2 and 12 hits to balance that out right?

[@ColorUp]

Well horn cost min. $4. But if you hit 2 or 12 your payout would be higher.

[@SoarviverForever]

@@ColorUp I guess my question really is, is isnt it just better? There’s 6 combinations total, 4/6 make 15$ with the horn. And 4/6 make 9$ with the C. And in the rare case, 2/6 times horn makes 30$. And 2/6 times the E makes 21$. So in my mind the bets aren’t even comparable. Or am I missing something? Alternatively, should you just only make a 1$ 3 and 11 bet. That way it’s even cheaper than the 3$ C&E in the vid, and as shown with the math above, should just be better since 2 and 12 are such rare occurrences

[@ColorUp]

@@SoarviverForever You could just bet 3/11 as they have more dice combos, but the video was using the C&E to cover every possible roll. Better bet would depend on which number rolled. Id rather be on the C&E bet if the 11 rolled. Id rather be on the horn if the 2/12 rolled. But both options give you coverage of all the horn numbers. $4 horn bet: 2 pays $27 12 pays $27 3 pays $12 11 pays $12 $4 c&e: 2/3/12 pays $12 11 pays $28

[@SoarviverForever]

@@ColorUp okay now that they’re the same 4$’s I see why the C&E is better! I’d rather have the higher payout on the 11 even if it is the same odds. My brain just likes it better

[@billcollins4654]

Looks like it takes a few rolls just to get set up to start winning your green chips and when you get your three green chips won ($75), you still have $66 at risk on the table. Doesn't seem like much of a profit to me. And if the 7 comes early, you've dug a hole. Correct me if I am wrong.

[@ColorUp]

Early 7 you are down 66-69 depending what stage you are at. If you can colllect 2 green you’d be down 16-19, if you collect all three and regress…you’d have collected $127 with 66 at risk, so $61 profit with good $66 bet to do as you like with.

[@gscop1683]

Not a winning strategy for me. Too many box hits necessary before payday. It defies the normal random odds.

[@Viking_Media]

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[@ColorUp]

You rock!

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[@deecha8137]

I would put $2 on craps $1 on yo because it pays the same