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Nice job Will. Yes it’s a lot of bankroll at the $160 level. But at a bubble craps you could size the bets down all the way to $1.00 if you wanted to. I’d play at a $5 base and I would use 2 hits and down, and laddering up as necessary. And my solution when the sevens come out of the beehive: quit that bc machine and go next door picking up right where you are in the sequence. This is a big advantage of bubble craps over the regular table game. We all know what a Riga ma roe it is to switch tables. Anyway I really enjoy the content.

At 19:55 when that 7 came out you should have been off because the nine hit and you didn't turn the puck off. awesome video things went really well, thanks for the video.

Nice job brother! Enjoyed watching

Hi Ken really appreciate you sharing. This is good for us all to hear. I just produced another 160 across video to show how much the strategy can work with laddering up. I like your idea on the 7’s thanks.

I won't comment about the errors you made, others have helped out in that regard. I have been very successful in playing this $160 accross strategy 2 hits and down, for about three months. No losers and LOTS OF $$ for my win goal and walked away. I play slightly different than you have displayed. 1) Off on the come out but make a small bet on hopping the reds on the come out. You'd be surprised how many Sevens make you 15 to one, when that happens I follow it up with another bet but double it for a follow-up seven, many times they come in bunches. My calculations are that I'm way ahead in profit on that bet on the come-out roll alone. 2) I do not ladder up, No need to and the seven can bite you on the wrong time...recovering is harder. 3) Two hits and down and wait ALWAYS for the seven. Patience is a virtue. When the point is made, I continue to wait for the seven before continuing to bet. I notice you got burned necessarily with a PSO by coming out after the point was made...I just always wait for the seven, then a small bet hopping the Reds on the come-out. 4) To keep the dealers happy, each time I call my bets off or if they want to take them down, I toss the dealer a dollar. It doesn't dip into my profits much and keeps them happy and me relaxed at the table. 5) I Set my solid loss limit and win goal before buying in at the table 6) be disciplined. I live in Vegas and lean on the tables 3-5 times weekly, and since I started this I have not lost once. I'm sure it will come, but they won't get me past my established loss limit, therefore my losses will be small. Just sharing what has worked for me. I hope this helps. Good Luck! We all need that every session.

I think that in order to avoid these mistakes, it would be better if you took the place bets down when the player gets the 2 hits on the place bets instead of leaving them up.

Pss, Pss, Pss, You made a few more mistakes. The 2 and off player should have more money. At 5:40 you paid both players $100 on the 10. It should have been $50. At 14:45 you hit the point of 8. All bets should be off. Your phone rang and distracted you. You left the puck on the 8 and threw a 7. You said it was a loss and took $160 from each player. At 19:00 the 2 and off player collected on the 6 and 8. He should have been off. You threw a 7 and said he loss. You took another $!60 away from him. At 21:45 the 2 and off player collected on the 5 and 9. You stated that he is out. You then threw a 7 and took another $160 from his bank roll. That's at least $480 that you took away from the 2 and out player.

Wow, I just watched it again. Can’t believe I missed that. Thanks, Hal.

Overpaid yourself on the 10.. $50 instead of $100 at the 6.00 minute mark

Thank you Anita!

At 9:15 you did not Pay the $10 Field bet. At. 20:35 you did not move the $25 Come bet to the 5. You took it down. At 22:25 you threw an 8 and took down the $100 DC but didn't move the $25 Come to the 8. You left the $25 in the Come and made another $100 DC. Then you threw a 7. You lost the $100 DC and you paid the $25 Come bet. The $25 Should have been on the 8 and lost when the 7 was thrown. Playing two different systems at the same time is confusing. Playing one system alone is more informative and edcational. Good luck at the tables. (Tell your Kitty I said Pss, Pss. Pss)

Thank you Al!!

Thanks for the fine video Will. And thanks to Waylon for his ability to come up with unique and often profitable strategies like the Arnold. And Will I like your tweak on the Arnold and you did mention that you were using your version of the Arnold at least twice. And imo since it is your channel and your hard work putting out content, you are entitled to use any craps strategy you like. So Again thx.

Thx Hal!!

At 8:00 in you forgot to pay the iron cross field bet twice $20 difference Good job Its HARD to keep it all straight when rolling out different strategies simultaneously

EGGSALINT win!!!

GREAT demonstration of your strategy here! For future reference, when you're playing 6 and 8 at the $12 level, just pay yourself $15 and give back the house $1 to make it EASIER on yourself!

You are so right thank you Joe!!

3:56 - You rolled a 6 and started talking TOO MUCH and FORGOT to PAY yourself for that hit!!! Next time, pay yourself FIRST before you go on a LONG tirade about your past experiences with this strategy!!!

Your Kitty was trying to tell you that it's LABOR DAY not MEMORIAL DAY!

lol thx.

You forgot Christ is King, whatever that means

Nice video,Have you ever thought about playing the iron cross and incorporating the hop sevens, There has to be a way, If you come up with something maybe you could Make a video on it.thank again for the video.

?? That's not the Arnold! First, unless you are modifying to the "Arnold from the DP" variant of it, it starts out on the passline. Either way, after establishing a point the first thing is an 8x Don't Come. Once that is established, THEN you start continuous come bets.

What happen to the dont come bet on the second roll?

You can do a couple thing to protect from the 11. Betting just a couple dollars on C&E, $5 Horn High Yo, or just bet a $2 11 on the come out roll.

You are placing too much money on the point. It’s not how much the place pays to offset the DP; it is how much it pays + the actual place bet to offset the DP. ($25 DP) point of 5, $10 place bet pays $14 when it hits. You lose the $25 DP, come down with $10+$14 = $24 and you reset on the DP for a new come out roll. Does that make sense? Adding too much on the point will make you lose too much of the 7 comes and you win your DP.

I like your chips by the way.

You don’t get paid $100 for a $100 lay 4. Thats what you paid yourself.

Lay odds on your DP when the point is 4 or 10 insted of making a direct lay on that same bet so that you don't have to pay a vig for no reason, with DP odds there is no vig 💪🤠👍

4/10 roll 6 ways 7 rolls 6 ways Where is the advantage? 🤔

Thank you Bogeys1242!

On your high roller session, Buy the 4&10 for $20. Pays you $40 for a $1 vig. Rather than Place them which pays $36. It's a $3 difference. Money is money.

at 10:12 you had a hard 8 winning the point. costing the 50 on the don't pass; great video thanks for the class.

make a video with a 25 dollar table

Martingale will destroy you sooner or later. You can't play like that.

Im enjoying this strategy, thanks for taking the time to share it

I think you won more than $63. It should have been closer to 96, because I was keeping track on a calculator as I watched along. I think you paid yourself with your own money a couple of times.

Couldn’t you just play $5 on the any seven for the come out roll? If a seven hits you break even.

First I love watching your videos.. Unfortunately there is no perfect hedge strategy..it will always be a slow bleed.. and you will lose over the long term I can save you years of aggravation.. and hair pulling and money.. I have tried .. forget the hedges and just enjoy the game and gamble .. the game has been around for decades and No one has ever ever beat it.. its mission impossible and a fools folly.. go watch the last video of “ Ken knows gambling “ .. it will bring it into focus.. cheers

I don't know if that's gonna make much a difference,on that last hand, if a seven would have come you would have lost forty seven and won twenty five for a twenty two dollar loss.

Your first roll, a 7 comeout, gets $5 back on the 5,9 lays and $4 back on the 4,10 after vig so $18 total win. You lose the $25 DP so your net loss is $7, not $1, in the real world where vig is taken.

I like the look of this stratergy great work. Would it not work to just lay the point and miss the comeout roll? Save yourself losing on the 11 or the lays on the comeout. Could just do a horn bet on the comeout if you like with the 10 dollars you would normally lose if u hit a 4,5,9,10.

Nice job Will. It’s one thing to show a strategy winning on a home table. And I like those videos. ➡️ BUT it’s way better imo when you take the time, effort and your own hard cash -and video a real win in a real casino! Shows me for sure you are eating your own cooking. And to me it’s an acceptable video given all the real challenges of videoing in a casino. A casino in fact that doesn’t want you to video.

That long roll would have crushed it on crapless 😂😂

ALWAYS ALWAYS BUY every number EXCEPT 6/8 you are costing yourself money 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

Horrible glare.. almost unwatchable.. switch machines perhaps ?

All in all, it’s not a bad bankroll recovery strategy. Especially if you utilize odds & pressure when you get a hot shooter. Make them earn the pay numbers & start pressing them when they do. Hedge points with hardways when you’re against 👏👏

Also when you martingale the DP (which I like). You should also consider martingaling the inside bets & hedging with a come bet here & there. Hedge the come bet with a craps check or a field bet.

When you hit the 6 from DP position…play max odds…hedge the hard 6 for equal value. Then only 4-2 & 5-1 can beat you