Win at “Roll to Win” craps with little money

[@mmytacist]

These videos are great. Slower than the home demos, but there are plenty of ways to control the playback speed in KZbin!

[@cajuncraps9797]

I vote for more RTW table vids. Real dice, real shooters = true strategy test.

[@KevStormJ]

Agreed. Though slow, it is much more real and vicarious.

[@dannyring2493]

I enjoy watching them. I use the rolls to play my systems at home on my table. Its fun.

[@RichardSaling]

Too bad the casinos in our area removed these tables. They were short lived. I don't see them in Vegas anymore either.

[@JP-uu2rw]

On a come out roll I always bet the C&E that way if I lose on the pass line bet on a craps before the point is established, its insurance for your pass line bet

[@ColorUp]

Yes, it is an insurance bet. When you need it, it's great to have. Long term its waste of money...you just never know when you'll need it.

[@pedroramires5049]

Great vedio

[@IdahoSnake-A-Drain]

OHHHHH MANNNN, I'm packing the truck and headed to Reno I gotta try this table!

[@RichardSaling]

I play $5 on the place bets 4,5,6,8,9,10 and can typically play for a few hours.

[@bill7774]

These tables seem like a good way to try non traditional strategies. No getting a side eye from the dealer or getting questioned by the box man.

[@ericbentsen1785]

Try a 2 or 3 Point Molly with double odds.

[@Rich-hl8iv]

I wish we could play this online

[@justinit4u345]

I think I'll start with this method! This channel is giving me the courage to play this exciting game, never played it. cheers!

[@ColorUp]

You can do it!

[@joshuathompson7845]

The hardest part of the game is walking up to the table the first time.

[@quicklikeferret61]

This is what I started with to get comfortable at the table. Stakes aren’t too high and you can start going outside and getting more opportunity

[@JP-uu2rw]

in the old days before tech a good way to get killed is to bet against the table with a don't pass bet especially if you have the dice

[@ColorUp]

Killed? maybe in the streets, but in casinos nah, maybe an angry comment

[@tomnut5800]

You the only 1 with content on the e-craps, could be a niche

[@TheTylerjoy04]

I Love This Hybrid Craps Table!! So Far All The Vegas Station Casinos Have Them Like Green Valley Casino, Sunset Station, Palace Station & Red Rock.. I Go To The Green Valley Casino It's The Closest Station Casino To Me, But Actually South Point Is The Closest Casino Its Like A 5mins Drive, Unfortunately They Don't Have This Type Of Craps Table..👎👎 But Anyhow One Night I Made A Killing Just Playing The Feild Bet,I Made $1,300.. I Would Bet On The Shooter That Just Shoots The Dice Without Setting Them. I Started With $150 For My Bank Roll & Place $5 On The Field & When It Comes A 5,6,8 Or 7 I Would Martingale Or Press My Bet, The Most Was 3 Times I Would Have To Press My Bet & @ Times The 12 Or The 2 Would Show Up So It's Even More For Me.. BUT For The Shooters That Set There Dice, I Would Just Play The 5,6 & 8..

[@ThatCasinoLife]

I watch your videos all the time... just subbed. No clue why I waited soo long 😩

[@ColorUp]

Appreciate the sub!

[@Chilllstorm]

Is there any point in the game where a buy 6 or 8 pays more then a place bet?

[@adsy6819]

As someone who hasn’t played craps at a casino, roll to win definitely seems less daunting than a “proper” table

[@Madman420]

I've played on a machine like this and it's still better than playing slots. Lucky break when you turned your bets off there!

[@profzrx]

I learned to play craps on an app. I have played 3 times on roll to win tables and bubble craps and have $500 profit

[@MrLeviaFUN]

Liking these live rolls J. Keep em coming .

[@thejusticejen]

LOVE these videos!! Keep it coming. I’m changing my mind about these roll to win games vs individual bubble craps. (1) It’s slightly more social; (2) no more suspicion about the machine algorithm; (3) better comp value. Also this table has decently good min/max and odds.

[@billkoetting5197]

I'm confused about the payouts. You hit your $5 five and instead of $7, you get $12.13. What's up with that??

[@markadkins9290]

Great video, I'd love to try out that machine! 20% profit is always good. Keep them coming!

[@marcs.6258]

I enjoyed this video a lot. I'm looking for more. Thanks!

[@dinneithe4]

Am actually gonna be hitting up the GSR next week! Gonna try this out for sure. Ty for the helpful videoes by the way!!!

[@ColorUp]

Cool, let me know what you think

[@thejusticejen]

Can the dealer see when you hit the tip button?

[@ColorUp]

Yes, they get notified on their terminal, and always thanked me 😊

[@thejusticejen]

Uh oh Jeremy, the CEG dealer owners (David and Alex) said these machines are getting pulled off the Vegas floors because the casinos are losing money on these tables…

[@ColorUp]

There are rumors. Lots of maintenance with no replacement parts.

[@codycflanders]

Love the video! Thanks for the live play video and strat! More videos like this! I'll try reaching out to GSR to get us some live action at the table!

[@dr.macgmail2287]

I like your strategy videos and rollout AND live rolls. I love roll to win tables. Thanks, you are my favorite to follow.

[@ColorUp]

Really appreciate that. Thank you

[@jimcartwright4379]

Looks like a way to hang around a little bit. Nice camera angles! Love the live rolls!

[@ColorUp]

This is a “free drinks” 🍹 strategy for sure. Glad you like, these live rolls seem pretty slow sometimes.

[@jimcartwright4379]

@@ColorUp They aren’t as fast as dealers pushing up bets on a real table but it’s good for people who are learning how to play and need a little extra time.

[@wadeh9124]

I like these videos. I like when you're on your own table and have time to explain but then it would be nice to move to this sort of live roll or even bubble craps for speed and a bit of reality.

[@ermesborgnino4704]

Thank you for producing this video. i'll be in the US in 2 months, and will definitely hit up the roll to win tables. i was watching every second of this video very closely as i'll be there doing it pretty soon. i took it seriously. i did in fact feel rushed by the count down and the like.

[@davidannibal2892]

I really enjoy your videos but I would struggle doing the just the 6, 8. I've never played craps because I unable to go to the casino due to paralysis. I love playing on crapsee and trying all of the stradegies you and David use. Hopefully someday my situation will change and I get the chance to meet you guys for a game. Keep up the good work!

[@ColorUp]

It is a boring strategy for those who like lots of action. But it’s super conservative so not for those type of players who like to bet more. Hope to see you at tables some day.

[@douglascarlsen9220]

👍🏼

[@normw716]

These ‘in casino’ videos are great.

[@Yuckster]

I love this table

[@laurahahn3332]

Great video. I hope you will take us to the casino again. Love the live tables!

[@crimsonking3873]

Do you think you can win long term if you cover the 7 with a don't pass bet and have two place bets, one on the 6 and one on the 8 always working?

[@ColorUp]

No

[@crimsonking3873]

@@ColorUp Short term it does great, and i realized that the order of the numbers appearance is what matters the most. If you could figure out a strategy so that the order of appearance doesn't matter then it should theoretically win long term.

[@ColorUp]

I’m loving your pursuit. Look forward to what you come up with

[@crimsonking3873]

@@ColorUp Found something interesting, the 603 rolls from the casino and the 603 rolls i rolled from home on a desk didn't effect the outcome of 7 enough to warrant an abnormality. 7 appeared 98 times from the casino data and 99 from the at home data. This mean at least for the 7 it doesn't matter the surface you roll on, also that 7 shows up just under 1 out of 6 times no matter the surface.

[@adamstampley7207]

My first real experience with craps was at one of these tables. I loved it.

[@lcutri]

This was the strategy I used when I started playing craps.

[@ColorUp]

It’s great for beginners. Gets you plenty of time at table with no risk. More time at table makes the player more comfortable.

[@ericmadeoftin8206]

The GSR casino in Reno is neato. I stop by here on my way to the mountain ski resorts up by lake Tahoe. Neato !

[@quicklikeferret61]

I like this strategy. My exception to this style is once a point comes and my Don’t comes down, I will switch to pass like for 5 and start the Favorite or Iron Cross

[@_its_ish_]

5:36 lol dice control cracks me up. Still don't get how people believe in it when you can see the dice going all over the place as soon as it hits the back.

[@ColorUp]

🤷‍♂️

[@comeout7331]

You can make big money on long rolls on this table….I had a 69 roll hand last year in Biloxi MS!

[@timmarmontelo3256]

3 point Molly did it again. I bout in for 200 left with 500. One guy at table bought in with 3k and lost within an hr betting all the loser bets. I should of told him to check out your KZbin channel

[@ColorUp]

3 point molley is great strategy when the dice cooperate

[@samuelluke1659]

That's a pretty good strategy just to waste some time at the casino having fun,,,, while the wife is playing slot machines..lol

[@robertallen1085]

I would add a Field bet. $15 Don't Pass, $5 on Field, 6 & 8. It makes the 6 & 8 basically a wash, but the Field brings in another 16 dice combinations that produce a win. If the Field wins, cover the "5" with the $5 from the Field win, then only a point-hit hurts you.

[@phiberoptik232]

Eureka! I won $20,000 this afternoon on bubble craps using a unique strategy and a starting bankroll of just $500. There were also plenty of 7’s (33 out of 97) to sideline me but I navigated my money mgt to hit on the big wager bets when the timing was right. I did this all on crapsee. If only I were at Borgata.

[@ColorUp]

Lot easier to be aggressive and win big when play money 😊

[@ivanaihara5473]

Digital table s good for beginner crap players . Slow

[@tracylareau1648]

What are those green and red line that go on part of the table and why is there fire

[@ColorUp]

Lines that shoot across table are people placing bets. The fire 🔥 happens once shooter hits 8 rolls as that’s how long the average roll lasts, so after 8 rolls the “shooter is on fire” it’s just for fun

[@Coach_G_high_desert_CA]

What is nice that someone is shooting the dice, not the computer/machine

[@alecroderer6815]

Great video! I’ve never seen this machine before and off rip it seems super cool and engaging for players. Anyways what about a DC and 6/8 hybrid instead of DP and 6/8 hybrid?

[@ColorUp]

Sure, great thing about these tables. Don’t players don’t carry same stigma as at real tables

[@cactuarnoob100]

When do you typically play? I play at GSR every so often so was curious.

[@Rob.squarepair]

Sweet video...curious on your thoughts on the RTW table....thanks Jeremy

[@ColorUp]

It’s great for lower limits and people intimidated by the real table. It is not comparable to real tables, but has its place

[@kenttyler1243]

@@ColorUp Wow, is that a hard flat surface they are rolling on? like plexiglass? It sounds loud when the dice hit it.

[@ColorUp]

Yes it’s a hard surface. I think it is glass or plexy, with a very thin layer of some sort of rubber over top

[@mikeriley9540]

Do you know if there is a "roll to win" table at the Silver Legacy in Reno?

[@ColorUp]

Yes, either silver legacy or the connecting el dorado has one. I forget which. The limits on it seem to be always $15 though

[@duracell87]

Thanks for the video. D8 approved 👍

[@7676AT]

Shocked you can even film on that table.

[@ColorUp]

I have gotten permission. It’s great exposure for the casino so they should let me.

[@markadkins9290]

@@ColorUp how can it not be good advertising for them, don't get the downside of it

[@ColorUp]

@@markadkins9290 many casinos are old school thinking. I’m glad casinos are starting to realize it’s positive. the reasons in past are “game security” and privacy for people who maybe shouldn’t be seen at casino

[@mrgoorn]

Oops, I forgot to turn my bets back on. Oh, nevermind, it turned out okay. LOL 🙂

[@bigchris8578]

Honestly, I don't know why you would gamble "conservatively". If you're going to gamble, you need to be disciplined in brining only what you can afford to lose and play to win big. The benefit outweighs the risk because you're playing with money you intend to lose and only are there for a good time. When you're playing "conservatively" basically you're playing while being "broke." And to be honest, it's not smart to play broke because that's when you become addicted and start losing money you can't afford to lose and your family and lifestyle become affected. In that case, stay out of the casino.

[@obiwonton369]

OMG a $5 roll to win table I would be broke if my casino had one of these I'm both jealous and grateful, confused DGen?

[@andrewanderica7175]

Hey Colorup.. Love your videos ! I've learned a lot from them and they have given me the confidence to play at any craps table :) One question I do have that I haven't seen discussed in any videos is the buy vs place. I think in this video you did say the buy pays better (on the 5 and 9 only??) What is the difference between a buy and a place bet? Does the buy bet keep it always on? Thank you!!

[@ColorUp]

Here is a video on it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4PWkox_n5KWncU

[@jimcarrington6744]

On this kind of table, the payout is to the exact penny. That is what makes the 'buy' a better option here. When you 'buy' you get paid the true odds, but they charge you a 5% fee.

[@isaacfox9326]

I loved the live table, but the strategy was pretty boring. More live action like this, please !!

[@NatesRandomVideo]

Being a tech guy for a living this fancy table has zero draw to me. I want nothing to do with tech when away from work.

[@ColorUp]

It’s not for everyone

[@NatesRandomVideo]

@@ColorUp I hear ya and am glad you’re showing it off to folks… just never gonna be my thing! Ha.

[@clueless9245]

So there is "Roll to Lose" Craps?

[@ColorUp]

? You mean place bet to lose? Yes

[@clueless9245]

@@ColorUp No. I was being sarcastic about the name "Roll to Win"

[@sreed3819]

Tip the dealer?

[@ColorUp]

Yep, little button up top to tip.

[@jaimegarcia7922]

Are you telling me , if i try this system I can retire AND play dice the rest of my life?

[@ColorUp]

Yep, if you have enough retirement savings, playing this way is very conservative and will allow you to play a long time on little money

[@jaimegarcia7922]

@@ColorUp Thank you, I retired 20 years ago...try the following system, on the come out bet 10 dollars on the don't pass THEN bet 20 dollars on the inside numbers, which come out 75% of the times, Those machines are great for retired Folks. Your friend from Puerto Rico...jaime.

[@joshuathompson7845]

I really don't like how the "win" amount shows u the profit plus ur bet. Kinda seems like false advertising lol

[@ColorUp]

Agreed

[@big-action]

dont didnt work for ya to well.....i do iron cross on this machine hope for a few before the seven

[@ColorUp]

Just depends how the dice roll which strategy works out better. Ya never know

[@jimklemens5018]

I would call this strategy 6/8 hybrid. If the point for your Don't Pass bet is 6 or 8, you shouldn't make a Place bet on the point.

[@ColorUp]

Shouldn’t?

[@jimklemens5018]

@@ColorUp In my opinion, you shouldn't make a Place bet on the point. It takes away the value of the 7. That's the way that I play it. Sometimes, I will even lay an Odds bet.

[@ColorUp]

@@jimklemens5018 oh I know, I understand. Your comments are always so matter of fact though haha, appreciate your feedback always. If 6 rolls, placing it is better move, if 7 rolls leaving it open is better. it’s very close call, with one dice combo difference. But I’m hoping to avoid the 7 and have a long roll as this isn’t a pure darkside strat.

[@jimklemens5018]

@@ColorUp I'm just happy that you didn't remove your Don't Pass bet. John at Pro Craps is making me crazy with his 6/7/8!

[@ColorUp]

Don’t let things make ya crazy ha, just enjoy, and let others play different even if not ideal. We would both be rich off the game, if the most ideal way worked.

[@tracylareau1648]

Why does 5 pay 12.13 it should pay 12.50

[@ColorUp]

They are taking vig on “win” amount. They should be taking vig on “bet” amount for a buy bet 🤷‍♂️

[@cactuarnoob100]

When you “buy 4/5/9/10” they pay to the penny and take it out when it hits.

[@ColorUp]

$12.50 ($7.50) would be true odds 3:2 a buy bet pays true odds minus a 5% vig. But still pays better than place bet that pays 7:5

[@Fangthane03]

Wow, you had a 20 roll-hand and only managed to win $5? I do not endorse this betting strategy!

[@ColorUp]

Ha, it’s just how the dice rolled, sometimes you win more sometimes less, sometimes you lose

[@Fangthane03]

@@ColorUp it's all good. Love your content, I simply don't endorse this particular strategy. I'm excited to try roll to win when I go to Vegas in October! Thanks for getting a rtw video up!

[@jimmygrizz9341]

Bro just hit 20 rolls and only made $5. Dude your strategies suck. Way too passive.

[@ColorUp]

Some aggressive, some passive. It’s easy to know which you should have played after you see the rolls in the video

[@jimmygrizz9341]

Passive or aggressive, if you can’t capitalize on 20 rolls, then your strategy sucks. Most rolls are over in less than 10.

[@tbone2859]

Cool table and, like others have commented, nice way to ease into the game without the pressure of a live table. I just hope this isn’t a way for the casino industry to eliminate jobs and boost their bottom line. I like the social environment of interacting with the dealers, stick men, box men etc….

[@LanceOBleness]

So boring. Waste of time at a fun place.

[@ColorUp]

people find fun in different ways than you 👍🏻

[@LanceOBleness]

@@ColorUp real table with real bets is fun. This is grade school stuff

[@ColorUp]

I agree real tables are more fun for me as well. But electronic craps is grade school? Is that you trying to demean anyone who might enjoy?

[@obiwonton369]

A Fool and their money will soon part.