I have attempted "the Arnold" multiple times since I've heard about it -- I want to like it, but it keeps on losing for me. I will have to try a different strategy.
Nice video. Have you tried this at the casino? I have been using this on bubble craps at the local casino and have had some very long sessions where I win or lose a few dollars. Great fun way to spend some time.
The only thing you need to understand about hedging. Big wager hedge to cover smaller place/come bets is like martingale. You wager more and more on losses only to make up those losses and teenie profit. I see people doing this strategy on live tables a lot lately and 99% of them empty their rack long before the people who just strictly play place bets and pass, or plain darkside. Crapsee and RUclips in theory, but in real time with real money, it's unforgiving. I rate The Arnold like a Tide Pod Challenge.
I tend to agree that chasing, or playing a martingale system does not work out well unless you have "a lot of money". However, putting four units on the don't come makes sense. If the table has been rolling a lot of very short rolls. Just get by the 7 out, and you're good. Thanks for your feedback, I really appreciate it.
Michael Michael Michael When are you going to play the Arnold Correctly????? You can"t stop at 30 rolls. You Have to continue making Come bets until the shooter sevens out!
Keep those comments coming. Let's assume I played 1 more roll and it was a 7 out. I'd win the Don't Come bet and the bet in the Come, but Lose the Pass line and the bets that moved to the numbers via the come. The goal was to help me understand the strategy and in the 30 rolls that I played, I think I accomplished that. Thanks again for the feedback. I really do appreciate them.
@@myb28 If you are trying to 'understand the strategy', that's fine. Since you are assuming, let's assume you threw a 6. 8, 9, and then a 7. You can't assume anything. You have to finish the shooter. Good Luck at the tables.
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I have attempted "the Arnold" multiple times since I've heard about it -- I want to like it, but it keeps on losing for me. I will have to try a different strategy.
If you keep rolling Early? 7's or PSO point 7-out... I would like to suggest you try " the hedgeless horseman"
Nice video. Have you tried this at the casino? I have been using this on bubble craps at the local casino and have had some very long sessions where I win or lose a few dollars. Great fun way to spend some time.
Not at my local casino's stadium bubble craps machines, but it's on my list.
The only thing you need to understand about hedging. Big wager hedge to cover smaller place/come bets is like martingale. You wager more and more on losses only to make up those losses and teenie profit. I see people doing this strategy on live tables a lot lately and 99% of them empty their rack long before the people who just strictly play place bets and pass, or plain darkside. Crapsee and RUclips in theory, but in real time with real money, it's unforgiving. I rate The Arnold like a Tide Pod Challenge.
I tend to agree that chasing, or playing a martingale system does not work out well unless you have "a lot of money". However, putting four units on the don't come makes sense. If the table has been rolling a lot of very short rolls. Just get by the 7 out, and you're good. Thanks for your feedback, I really appreciate it.
Michael Michael Michael
When are you going to play the Arnold Correctly?????
You can"t stop at 30 rolls. You Have to continue making Come bets until the shooter sevens out!
Keep those comments coming. Let's assume I played 1 more roll and it was a 7 out. I'd win the Don't Come bet and the bet in the Come, but Lose the Pass line and the bets that moved to the numbers via the come. The goal was to help me understand the strategy and in the 30 rolls that I played, I think I accomplished that. Thanks again for the feedback. I really do appreciate them.
@@myb28 If you are trying to 'understand the strategy', that's fine. Since you are assuming, let's assume you threw a 6. 8, 9, and then a 7. You can't assume anything. You have to finish the shooter.
Good Luck at the tables.