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    Is this a decent craps strategy?

    Nov 04, 2008 by shahlavegas | Posted in Gambling

    betting on the 4,5,6,8 9 and 10 placing six bets and covering the board?? with the exception of the 2,3,11 and 12. I'd like to know if this is a common strategy I've played with

    If you like that strategy, you should play the numbers and bet on the dont pass line. That way if a 7 is rolled, you dont lose everything. I read a theory that has worked out for

    Scout | Nov 05, 2008

    Playing all the numbers? Sure its a common strategy.
    Usually I'll play the pass line, so I can get true odds on one bet, then place on the rest.

    I don't
    LegFuJohnson | Nov 05, 2008

    Could this craps strategy work?

    Mar 03, 2011 by Randy | Posted in Gambling

    I normally play the pass line with odds behind and every now and then play don't pass. Also I do a few come bets but typically I don't want to put too much on the table at once.

    This is a well known strategy in the craps community. I believe that Frank Scoblete was the first to write about it, and he called it the "doey/don't" strategy.

    Vegas Matt | Mar 03, 2011

    I'm assuming you mean this: (1) you put a pass line bet and a don't pass bet for the same amont; (2) if the shooter gets a point, you take odds on the front line bet, but don't
    Tony | Mar 03, 2011

    Is this a good craps strategy?

    Jul 27, 2010 by Travel Guy | Posted in Gambling

    I dont play the pass or dont pass line. I just make place bets on the 6 and 8. Once the 6 or 8 hit, I take the bets off. If the table seems hot, lets say I have a $12 6 and a $12

    I don't know if that will consistentally win. I have seen so many 7 outs on the first roll. For every 7 out, you would need 2 sucessful wins.

    Scout | Jul 27, 2010

    The odds on your bet don't change. Mathematically, it's no better or worse than any other strategy with the place bets. But the best bets (based on pure math) are the true odds
    LegFuJohnson | Jul 27, 2010

    What is wrong with this "craps" strategy?

    Feb 12, 2008 by Robert (The Sage) | Posted in Gambling

    So starting with a bet (eg $25) you raise the bet an increment (Eg $5) if you lose and lower it an increment (Eg. $5) if you lose. On average you will win on a don't pass some

    First off, you need to edit your question. You stated that you raise your bet when you lose, and lower your bet when you lose. Which is it? Raise it or lower it when you lose?

    Vegas Matt | Feb 12, 2008
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    Feb 17, 2011 by TronPachi | Posted in Video & Online Games

    I hate Final Fantasy (except crystal chronicles). I couldn't stand World Ends With You. And I don't like that Fire Emblem type strategy crap. Tensei was crap. Regular stuff like