Good Catch, I didn't see that while editing... This is why it's important to know Your bets and know Payouts.. cause when it's a live table know how to manage your Bank Roll! Thanks for the feedback!
Could you lay the 4/10 before the come out roll with a $50 DP, if a point is established, you could pull one of the lay bets? Once you hit 3 box numbers and rack the chips, you can place $15 on the come up to four times without any risk to the seven. Moving from the hybrid to fully dark.
That's definitely an option... Personally, I'm not a huge fan of the laid bets but it's definitely a way to avoid the loss when they come out roll.. Thanks for the input!
Why lay the 4 and 10 for 50 each, hoping to get 25 minus vig? Doesn't this open up 6 ways for the 4 or 10 hitting and bye-bye 50, whereas layjng 100 (or cheaper depending on the point) odds on the DP gives 50 even, no vig and only have to worry about a point which would be at the most 6 ways to hit (or less) and the absence of vig gives this the advantage? I am still learning here so this could be way off..
What if your point is a 6 or 8? Would you feel comfortable with a $25 DP with $100 odds? While you're still at an advantage, I don't feel comfortable putting $125 against the extreme inside box numbers.
Laying both 4 and 10 doubles your risk exposure so maybe just lay one or the other for double $100. If it gets hit, can get scary doubling to $200 then $400 though. Limits your loss exposure to only 3 rolls instead of 6. If you bet on double 4 or 10, can reduce exposure to 2 rolls.
@@edstillings2264you have a good valid point. However, just like any strategies, casinos always have an advantage. Here is my question to you. Let say you did put 100 lay bet on the 4. And 15 on the hard 4. What would you do if a3-1 rolls? Fine you double the lay bet to 200 and the hard way to 30... Again easy number rolled. Now you are down almost 350 bucks. Again you double 400 and 60 hard. Again easy number rolled. In 3 rolls, you could be down close to 1000 dollars. Are you continue to double each time and hoping BIG RED roll, or will you take a smaller hits to cover faster?
I would probably not ladder bet. Might do like Waylon does and switch my $100 lay to the 10 and bet hard 10. A 2nd hit and I likely wait out for new shooter.
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Nicely done Sir! Thanks for rolling it out!
Of course...
Great stuff!
Thank you My Friend!
Shorted yourself a green. First hit on the 8 you replaced 5 reds with 1 red instead of a green. 3:15 if you're curious
Good Catch, I didn't see that while editing...
This is why it's important to know Your bets and know Payouts.. cause when it's a live table know how to manage your Bank Roll! Thanks for the feedback!
Why do you pull down the lay on the 4 and 10 on the come out...HUGE advantage over the casino if you keep them up...
Could you lay the 4/10 before the come out roll with a $50 DP, if a point is established, you could pull one of the lay bets? Once you hit 3 box numbers and rack the chips, you can place $15 on the come up to four times without any risk to the seven. Moving from the hybrid to fully dark.
That's definitely an option... Personally, I'm not a huge fan of the laid bets but it's definitely a way to avoid the loss when they come out roll.. Thanks for the input!
Should leave the Lays on the 4/10 ON on the CO roll. It protects the DP on the CO roll
The Arnold from the Don’t is the best.
With all the sevens that hit, leaving with profit is a plus 😂 also I slowed you down to .75. You move quick
Unfortunately I talk really fast.. I've tried to slow down in current views.. Thanks for the feedback!
Why lay the 4 and 10 for 50 each, hoping to get 25 minus vig? Doesn't this open up 6 ways for the 4 or 10 hitting and bye-bye 50, whereas layjng 100 (or cheaper depending on the point) odds on the DP gives 50 even, no vig and only have to worry about a point which would be at the most 6 ways to hit (or less) and the absence of vig gives this the advantage? I am still learning here so this could be way off..
What if your point is a 6 or 8? Would you feel comfortable with a $25 DP with $100 odds? While you're still at an advantage, I don't feel comfortable putting $125 against the extreme inside box numbers.
Laying both 4 and 10 doubles your risk exposure so maybe just lay one or the other for double $100. If it gets hit, can get scary doubling to $200 then $400 though. Limits your loss exposure to only 3 rolls instead of 6. If you bet on double 4 or 10, can reduce exposure to 2 rolls.
@@edstillings2264you have a good valid point. However, just like any strategies, casinos always have an advantage. Here is my question to you. Let say you did put 100 lay bet on the 4. And 15 on the hard 4. What would you do if a3-1 rolls? Fine you double the lay bet to 200 and the hard way to 30... Again easy number rolled. Now you are down almost 350 bucks. Again you double 400 and 60 hard. Again easy number rolled. In 3 rolls, you could be down close to 1000 dollars. Are you continue to double each time and hoping BIG RED roll, or will you take a smaller hits to cover faster?
I would probably not ladder bet. Might do like Waylon does and switch my $100 lay to the 10 and bet hard 10. A 2nd hit and I likely wait out for new shooter.
I like the system. Pretty low risk. If works out you can end up with about $175 on a shooter.