Win with Magical Craps Strategy 🧙‍♂️

[@edgythemurphy]

Thanks for reviewing my strategy Jeremy. Gonna be cool to add this among the rest of the strategies in the spreadsheet, when I eventually make it through your 2019 and 2020 videos. If you guys reading the comments aren't Red or Green club members yet yall can check out said sheets by becoming members. In hindsight, assuming vig after win, I think I would amend this strategy by buying the 5/9 for $24 instead of placing for $25. It saves a whole dollar and wins back $35, just like place betting for $25. Additionally, no one should take the Field bet portion of this strategy seriously. I just like to do it because when I shoot, I seem to hit Field numbers slightly more often than average after a Horn number. Could be because the Field is on my mind when the Horn numbers show, much like that 7 was on Jeremy's mind during this strategy test. 😂 Do as you wish, fellow shooters, whether you keep your bankroll tight or play based on superstitions. Good luck on coloring up friends

[@Thessalin]

Question about the place vs buy bet- Jeremy said "it just makes more sense than a place bet." I don't know the game well enough to know why. Is it due to the payout? Odds of the 4 and 10? Any answer would be appreciated. Thanks!

[@ColorUp]

This video should help on buy bets kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4PWkox_n5KWncU

[@edgythemurphy]

Do watch Jeremy's video. I don't remember if the previously mentioned video talks about the specific 5/9 buy, but it's something I've discovered to save a dollar for a future crap check potentially, so why not do it?

[@thomasruiz9658]

Buying the 5/9 is a good idea but only if you pay the big AFTER a win. In casinos that require the big with the bet or before you win, the house edge is too great to make the buy a good edge investment.

[@buckeyeslim6177]

Bro...bro...see a Horn, bet a Field...😎

[@lindafoxwood78]

Great video. Something you said: "... maybe the 7 came out because I was thinking of it ..." That is totally possible. I was talking to Dom a few months back and we both believe that what you have on your mind can affect the outcome. One of my longest documented rolls hit the 5th FireBet, but there were 10+ points mixed in to get there. I'm convinced it works.

[@ericmadeoftin8206]

That would be some dice control !! But to effect the outcome of the dice with your mind would be Psychokinesis, mind over matter. And unfortunately, In all the history of the world not a single person has ever possessed this ability.

[@buckeyeslim6177]

@@ericmadeoftin8206 I disagree. I believe we all possess that ability. That's why possessing it seems so normal. It would take someone doing it in a way that defies the laws of physics for it to stand out. ...but let me not get too philosophical...😎 Your body responds to what you focus on. The sharper your focus, the more accurately your body will respond. If something becomes so natural that's it's instinctive, your body will respond perfectly (or as close to it as possible). Dice control is a physical activity. How honed your skills are, as well as how focused you are, can completely determine the outcome of your session. To be successful requires a certain degree of mind over matter.

[@brizzlex1919]

@@buckeyeslim6177 This is all bullshit. Dice control doesn't exist. Your little rituals and ceremonys before throwing the dice give us something to look and laugh at before your throw your 7.

[@marknoble5495]

I use this strategy, minus the prop bet, on bubble craps at lower amounts. Only I do it at 1 unit on 4/10, 2 on 5/9, 3 on 6/8. If I seven out before collecting, I increase all of the place bets by 1/2/3 up to 5 levels.

[@lesbolstad]

Is this profitable more often than not?

[@marknoble5495]

@@lesbolstad yes. But in the long run you will have some big losses. To answer the question though, yes you win more times than not.

[@marknoble5495]

@@lesbolstad to go into more detail. What I do is I play 10 rounds with $200. After I finish a roll, I will cash out if I reach $250. Then insert another $200 and start over. Often times, you will get to the 3rd, 4th, or even 5th level when you have that good roll of 15-20 rolls and cash out $300-$700. In my opinion and from what I have found from countless hours experimenting with it on an app, you will win 75% of the games so if you win 3 or 4 at the start, it’s best to stop because you will probably be lucky to break even those last 6 or 7 games. The worst I’ve done is be down $100 or maybe a little more after 10 games which isn’t bad for hours of fun.

[@passthetimepaintingwithroy9316]

I like this strategy. Im gonna try it out myself. It is a little aggressive for my IRL game but fantasy tournament might be a good way to go.

[@frankpalancio8471]

Edgy Murphy is a great name. 👍

[@normw716]

With that roll you hit the Small, Tall, All! A great roll.

[@purelyamateur7895]

What an organic roll! probably top 5 right there for you! great video!

[@Nigelrathbone1]

Many claim gambling is entertainment. It's actually mental work and stress. It takes discipline and knowing when to stop and following through.

[@mrgoorn]

Good way to make some money. Edgy uses it pretty effectively.

[@holzerg01]

ATS at about 29:30 right before the seven out.

[@robertgosney5657]

Well I don't know if I care for the regression part of it because in my mind the mindset behind rushing to press your bets is so the bets will pay better than your starting point. Now if you started at 3 units 15 on the outside and 18 on the 6 and 8 96 dollar buy in you could press at least 2 numbers to green with every roll. First payout press your 6 and 8 to $30 if it was a inside number drop $3 if 4 or 10 rolled you can make $3. Then next roll go up on the 5 and 9 and if the 6 or 8 rolled as the 2nd number then you can go ahead and buy the 4 and 10 for $20 and third roll go ahead and make your 4 and 10 to a green. Then once you get your bets pressed you collect 3 times and you are at the break even point from there you bank the green chips and press the red if you reach the $50 and $60 dollar level on your bets it will mean you can press more while still banking more. But I understand you are demonstrating someone else strategy. Good Video.

[@uncleangelo4591]

Nice little strategy minus the prop bet..

[@CrapsHawaii]

Nice little strategy for the Low Roller. 🎲🎲

[@Adambikesrochester]

I like using a regression as well but this really is limiting your winnings compared to your initial outlay. Back test the long roll and if you just collected half, pressed up half you'd be up huge. Add in a regression doing something like that I think would be better. Even on those shorter rolls, you're still collecting some sort of a rebate vs power pressing every time

[@isaacchun965]

Combining this strategy with 3-2-1 would probably help keep even more of the profits as you wouldn't be losing place bets so often, something to consider

[@billybubba8344]

Like it. When you hit same number twice, instead of putting both greens on same number, I would spread it out, so that I always have 3 numbers with green chip for that 4th roll

[@marknoble5495]

It’s a thought, but when you hit that same number 3 times is when you miss out on a huge hit.

[@edgythemurphy]

That's a good option, try it out let us all know how it works for you. Sometimes the repeaters work, sometimes they don't.

[@buckeyeslim6177]

ALL TALL SMALL WINNER!!!!! RIGHT before you rolled Ruby (which is usually what happens in real life 🤦🏽‍♂️😂😂🤣)!! AWESOME ROLL!!

[@titaniumhen]

Nice long roll!

[@largolarry]

I am already pretty good at converting green chips to red

[@ColorUp]

Ha, you and me both

[@joshua9093]

You guys are getting chips back?

[@Joniisan]

I like it! it's similar to the 3 hits and out type strat, but keeps you in the game. Definitely looks good when you hit that 30+ streak, might be fun to see in a color-up challenge.

[@zacharynienaber6168]

Where is the video for the 3 hits and out strategy? I have been searching for it!

[@Joniisan]

@@zacharynienaber6168 Sorry, I forgot the strat I was thinking about when I made the comment. I would take a look at Triple Lux, which is also a power press strat, but there isn't much regression. Some other scared-money strat where you can regress or pull out early would be like 3-point molly or double tap. I think Color Up has videos for those, as well as CQ's channel.

[@neilrichey1998]

I like that this is a 4 hit, then restart strat. i'll have to work that in somewhere

[@brandojohnsa360]

This is a strategy I wouldn't mind playing.

[@troyjones9745]

You hit the ATS!!!

[@ColorUp]

Did I really? Ha

[@winfieldjenkins1328]

Yes sir you did

[@brizzlex1919]

What is ATS?

[@ericmadeoftin8206]

This strategy was greatly helped by a long and magical 35 roller and still ended up only $98.

[@yanks250125]

Jeremy YOU ARE THE MAN

[@ColorUp]

Ha, than you

[@Binxalot]

This is a good strategy for a hot table but id probably still play the max odds on the pass line.

[@Investor793]

What is the house edge on the Don’t Pass bet on the come out vs after a point. I have a strategy that is zero risk after the point is established. And I have not seen this on KZbin at all. I’ve seen after a point is establish the shooter will place the same number but mine is different thanks

[@ColorUp]

Before the come out the dont pass has a 1.4% house edge but that also takes into consideration after the point. After the point the house has no edge, as the bet is always in the players favor.

[@mikekoenning]

Forgive my ignorance. Why press one number multiple times instead of spreading winnings to another number that hasn’t hit yet? I was thinking maybe it would be better to add to the 8 rather than keep pressing the six. Also, why not add to the higher percentage numbers before pressing the 4 or 10? Is there a rule I don’t know about, or is it to take advantage of streaks (sometimes numbers repeat and rollers hit the same number often)?

[@ColorUp]

Just for streaks, ha never know what’s going to roll next, repeaters, 6/8....just have to pick something

[@jaydominikoski6264]

Is it because you thought it? That was my first thought, then I wondered if you thought it because the 7 was coming?

[@mrgoorn]

LOL "That's not in the Field!!"

[@ChrisGump2000]

why does it make sense to buy the 10 instead of leaving it as a place bet?

[@ColorUp]

Pays more even with a 5% vig taken

[@D.McNulty]

Definitely a deep pocket strat to rich for my blood unless I hit good

[@edbailey9677]

Why is it better to buy the 4/10 instead of having place bet?

[@ColorUp]

Because even with 5% vig it pays more than a place bet.

[@wintersummers3085]

5:33 "got some ketchup in my mayonnaise" can you please explain this expression? I couldn't find anything when I searched for it

[@chrismag1951]

he had red checks in his white checks stack. red ketchup in with the white mayo. also called a dirty stack

[@IAmTheShazz]

It's something he probably picked up from David over at Casino Quest. Ketchup in the mayo, relish in your ketchup, licorice in your relish, etc.

[@BryanCarthell]

Yeah, first heard this expression on CEG/Casino Quest videos.

[@guibox3]

I don't know...I don't get it. You build it up just for one more roll and take it down again?? You aren't even making any money except for that ONE roll because you are simply building up the first three numbers you hit. Wouldn't you want to at least hit ONE of those green numbers a few times before you regress? Seems completely redundant unless you're lucky to hit one of those numbers on that roll before you take it down. What is the point of this strategy if you're only making money on one roll?

[@ColorUp]

Whether you hit one built up to green or not, it’s all winnings, and then by pulling most of it down it is protected from losing it to a seven

[@guibox3]

@@ColorUp Ah right...that is true. I forgot that the build up is profit. Okay...I get it now. ha ha

[@marknoble5495]

Trying to full/power press but since the average roll is 6-8 rolls, you want to secure a profit at that point, imo

[@kylevdbosch]

By power pressing the 9 on the last roll it would be $750

[@johnscott9723]

If he feels the horn number is coming again, why wouldn't he play a four dollar horn, instead of a $10 field bet The odds are better if he hits the horn numbers and loses less money.

[@ColorUp]

The field also gives him 4,9,10...?

[@miker6402]

@@ColorUp So who are you? And what did you do with the real Jeremy.... 30 rolls was fun! You actually started off somewhat normal with a 7 on very first come out roll and then a few other short rolls until your monster roll! And I admit that I was working on come out rolls with some big chips across the board, so I got crushed from the beginning!

[@edgythemurphy]

If the horn comes again, great. If it's a field number, good. If not, oh well I lost $10. No big deal to me, amend the field part of the strategy to your liking.

[@miker6402]

@@edgythemurphy love your name! I like the field bet after a horn roll myself. I do the same, but if the field loses, the next time the horn rolls, I like to bet double of the last loss amount.

[@miker6402]

@@edgythemurphy forgot to say in my last post.... hands down, Delirious was the best stand up routine ever!

[@WClark-lp9vc]

Let’s start a KZbin campaign to send Jeremy a green casino chip. 🙂

[@seamdiest]

like this strategy…. you make bank as you go

[@pbabuik]

I don't know , seems like alot of money on the table

[@thomasruiz9658]

Using the collected chips makes it difficult for the viewer to follow what you’re doing. Recommend using the plain chips to make it easier for the viewer to follow what you’re doing.

[@ColorUp]

thanks for suggestion

[@buckeyeslim6177]

SEE A HORN, BET A FIELD!! 😁

[@Rsleebs29]

So im curious, why buy on the 10? Would you buy on the 4 too if it hits?

[@SRNae]

Yeah you would.

[@ColorUp]

Always buy the 4/10 starting at $10 if they let you. Pays better than place bet. Many casinos don’t allow a buy until $20

[@simpleman3256]

@@ColorUp I actually didn't realize that.. thanks man! Do you still get paid on a bought number if the puck is turned off?

[@ColorUp]

No, buy and place bets follow the puck, so you need to request them to work if puck is off. Lay bets are always working.

[@simpleman3256]

@@ColorUp awesome brother! Thanks!

[@tonimartin6167]

The only good strategy is to have a good shooter 😂

[@jonathanhains814]

Hilarious

[@cryptoaddictive5008]

at the the start you put 5,00 in odds when you showed the point as #5 the right odds is 6.00 you been doing this long time you should know better so thumbs down

[@ColorUp]

Thumbs down for simple mistake? Ok thanks for watching

[@theloudamerican2193]

Looks like a fast way to go broke… this strategy looks pretty shitty to me.

[@georgemcgriff9083]

This is the worst strategy I've seen on your channel