Will this Strategy make you a Happy Winner?

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[@garyvanhoven9636]

Love the graph at the end of the vid. You should do this every time this really helps compare strategies.

[@MOfromNC]

My favorite KZbin channel. Thank you Jeremy.

[@Jesse_OG2VR]

I don’t think I like this one.. I would rather just play The Arnold from the don’t.

[@AureliusGameTheory]

This seems like that "R and R strategy" from a few months back combined with the cruise comp strategy with extra steps. I like the idea on this one, and will be testing a hybrid of all three next weekend as follows: 205 lay bet on the 10 before the come out and 30 dollars on the hard 10. (you can use 4 or 10, i'm going with 10) Then, from the "R and R" strategy, 96 across on the box numbers. Then, just be patient and hopefully collect up to 5 hits on the box numbers with no 7 or no 10. (repeat if 7 keeps hitting prior to 5 box hits.) If the 10 is rolled before the 7, continue to roll out the strategy without re-placing the lay bet for this shooter. Only use one lay bet per shooter for longevity reasons. Still aim for the 5 hits. If you get 5 hits without point seven out, now go up on each box number to aim for 160 across. With each hit, then increase each box number by 10 dollars (12 for 6 and 8). I like going to 50, 50, 60, 60, 50, 50. From here, I'm going to throw in 10 bucks EVERY HIT (netting 60 from box numbers minus 10 dollar bet on the "box cars" or 12 bet. Once it craps out, start over with the lay bet, and 96 across, repeat.

[@gshechler]

1st roll has 8 chances (7,11) to lose $25 and 2 chances (2,3) to win $25. 2nd roll has 3 chances (4) to lose $102, 2 chances (11) to lose $100, 6 chances (7) to lose $27, and somewhere between 3 and 5 chances (whatever the DP is) of losing $25 with 3 chances (2,3) to win $100. So I have to get to the 3rd roll where 2 Box numbers are now undesired to maybe win something? What if they are 6&8? ...betting against 7 would be better. No Action on the DC if it is 6 or 8 means a wasted roll and further risk trying to get setup. I prefer a single Don't Hybrid to increase the Box chances of paying something. I have tried 2 Don'ts and all too often seem to fail to get setup or the Don'ts get picked off. I need to think on this more to see if I want to roll it out. Thanks Jeremy! (EDIT: Expanded details and correction on chances to fail.)

[@getwhtugiv]

A win is a win for sure!

[@muhammadcurtis6759]

This is definitely a hedge which makes it a slow grind, but I don’t mind it because there’s protection against the PSO & should the roll become a long one you have place bets in place that you can press to your liking. One of the other commenters mentioned about putting a slightly less lay bet on 4 & placing a small bet on hard 4. That would be my only addition to the strategy. Otherwise I’d give this a try too.

[@usoolive1]

lol the way you were rolling, this would not make anyone a happy winner. PASS THE DICE

[@ftlaud911]

Not bad, but wouldn't play it personally. So many different strategies and it all depends on how the dice roll. Just hope for at least one long roll to make up for the short rolls.

[@butch14ful]

Not bad if you like to hedge a lot. To me hedging creates a slow grind if you have the patience. Thanks for the demo!

[@PeteH-202]

How would they rate you on a cruise ship 100 or 200 average?

[@robertbarnes9662]

The thumbnail made me actually LOL

[@VinoUdaBestOne]

I like it.

[@zacharyc4310]

Could you shift even less risk to the 4 by making it an $86 lay on the 4, followed by $14 on hard 4? You risk losing an additional $14 on a soft 1-3 but take out 33% of the outs that you’d lose on.

[@thedino4088]

i bet on dont pass then it hits 11 twice then 7 twice so i switch it to pass line and it hits 9

[@jimklemens5018]

If the casino has the 4 and 10 as an auto Buy at the $25 level, you don't need to put the Buy button on the cheque.

[@dbear6162]

Possible cruise strategy???

[@ColorUp]

Any hedge strategy can be considered for points

[@davidanderson961]

Sweet!

[@melaniemariko9336]

Too many darkside bets to make me happy lol

[@andybachmann6024]

I am always looking for new things but being strictly a pass line and numbers bettor this does not work for me. Even if I was a don't bettor I do not like this one.

[@classifiedsincebirth]

when does the happy start? lol

[@clueless9245]

All that money on the table and turned into a grind. Bummer.

[@_mrswyatt_]

When you place a don’t pass bet can you hedge it with an any seven bet?

[@ColorUp]

You can,

[@andybachmann6024]

Couldn't you just leave the no 4 up??

[@alexrosenblum9106]

Then there’s too much money on the table at one time

[@bobjeffrey8863]

LOVE your channel , BUT STOP rolling 7777777777777777's LOL

[@ColorUp]

The dice are random, I can’t control outcome

[@JoeFerber]

MUY interesante!!!

[@slloyd9892]

A lot of these new strategies involve hedging and around $200+ on the table at any given time. I wonder how many actually use these in real casino on real table. I play craps around 2 to 3 times a week (I play 22/44 inside only) and I think I have seen one person play the "Arnold" (he lost). I think a lot these channels work in theory, but don't spend enough time on actual table with real money. Honestly most strategies on these channels require a large bank roll and majority of regular players buy in for 100 to 300 a session. They are entertaining to watch but haven't seen them in action on a real table to much, but when I do I know the name of the strategy lol.

[@awolfe14]

I have totally seen all kinds of systems played when I played in Reno, NV. Hell, I bumped into Jeremy at the GSR several times when I lived there.

[@GATOWN]

At the casino near me the lowest table minimum is $25 which can go up to $50 on holidays, and when there are shows/concerts. It’s pretty common for people to buy in for $500-$1000 and have 200+ on the table. So these hybrid strategies can minimize risk for people who may not be comfortable losing $200 on a single roll but need to put up that much in order to play.

[@jimklemens5018]

​@@GATOWN $1,000 buy-in on a $25 or $50 table is a sure way to get smoked in about an hour. Buy-in should be at least $2K to ride the waves.