THE 31 CRAPS COME ONLY 10 0

[@johnmoncek3296]

I like it. Pretty good system

[@johnmoncek3296]

The only criticism I have is the buy in. Not a lot of us can afford $3100 buy in. Personally I would do the $775 buy in with quarters and look for $100 win goal. But a pretty good system overall. Thanks ken

[@Kenknowsgambling]

Buy in can even be 310. Do it with 10s

[@thomasgregory915]

Nice Ken. I still prefer baccarat.

[@cajuncraps9797]

Along with the come bet paycheck play, try the DC after the Come 31 wins or loses please.

[@Kenknowsgambling]

Ok

[@ErnieMayberry]

I would argue not to Parlay the first bet. The whole purpose of any progression is to get a profit and start over. It is possible to hit 4 or 5 wins in a row, then you are done without ever having to risk the Parlay bet. But, the counterpoint to that is the Parlay is different from say a Martingale. When you lose the Parlay, you really on lose your base bet. And, if you win the first bet Parlay on the 31, you book a 3 unit profit. So I guess it does come down to personal preference.

[@Kenknowsgambling]

Yep

[@ErnieMayberry]

@@Kenknowsgambling After more research, I have changed my opinion and believe you should absolutely Parlay the first single unit when possible. Also, I believe you should definately use the pass line due to the number of times you string multiple come out 7 & 11's. Follows my research using the craps testers in R.D. Ellison's book, "Gamble to Win, Advanced Craps". Ellison always records all the numbers rolled in his crap sessions. He put a lot of that history in this book so you can test strategies. So I looked at 50 consecutive sessions from 6-28-03 to 8-22-03 he recorded at Argosy & Belterra Casinos in Southern Indiana. My test criteria: Use Pass Line only, start at the first available come out for each session, terminate each session when the win units reached 4 or more or you lost all 31 units. I skipped over any session so short that you did not reach 4 unit win or 31 unit loss. Follows the results: Winning sessions: 45 totalling 204 units; 4.53 avg. unit win Losing sessions: 5 totalling -146 units: 29.2 avg. unit loss Total profit: 58 units 9:1 win/loss ratio What convinced me on the first single bet Parlay, is that it produced a 3 unit win 17 times.

[@ErnieMayberry]

I don't think it is any different from the Pass line. With the Pass line, you don't sit out any rolls.