I like the ladder. I think the full odds on the four was too much. If you have $75 DP I would consider just $50 in odds making a $100 profit. Too big a bet for $500 bank roll. I like experimenting with the ladder. I love your videos Scot!. Working the lay 4 hedge on the come out has got to be good at times to cut down on Come out sevens. The laddering the DP is good too.I'm excited about what your doing. If I ever come up with anything I'll let you know.I'm trying to create a hybrid of some kind.
scottie needs to trust being the 6-5 favorite a little more.....likes talking math smack.. good at it too.......doesnt live it though and that is da problem mr alabama ............. gg ........😞😞😞 i am ddp1
@@waylonswaycraps of course,the math says so...........playing greens with 500 not enough 1.25 k is minimum where i come from ................should be playing redswith 500.....ws da man...........just knows gg
I think the Don't is the only way to win over time - thank you for your post. I hope you won't be offended by my suggestions. Several observations why the naked DP with a full unit ladder is a loser. 1 - Laddering up by a full unit is too risky, I suggest trying 40% increase on a loss ($25 bet increased by $10) then dropping down by $15 or back to your base unit after a win. 2 - Don't be afraid of the 6 & 8 the 7 is a 54% winner on the don't compared to either the 6 or 8. 3 - The biggest losers are the 7/11 on the come out which is why in the long run a hedge bet will win much more often than it loses. I suggest a $60 lay 4 or 10 with a $25 DP plus a $2 yo. Bring the lay bet down after the point is established. 4 - I always follow the DP point with a $25 DC covered with a hedge and a yo bet. Both the DP & DC bet are played independently of one another but I will take odds on one when I am hedging the other when possible. I have been playing this system at live casino play for 100 sessions with 92 times being winning sessions and only 8 losing sessions, with overall profit in the thousands. I buy-in for $100 on a $5 table and $100 more for each $5 increment of the table minimum (so a $25 table is a $500 buy-in). I never chase my losses and never lose more than my buy-in on any one session. I also sit out if I get hit or lose any three numbers in a row, that is sit out until a seven is rolled (the dice are passed), that way a super long roll never hurts me. I shoot for a 30 to 40% win over my buy-in.
Seems counterproductive to take on the come out roll risk then give it back when the point is 6 or 8. I’m with you on the math but sticking with an only dark side mindset from the line is a tough row to hoe.
@@bam3051 my point is never give up being 6-5 favorite,ever..................... in nextcome out go to pass line if you like.............i know, you know...... ddp1
I like the ladder. I think the full odds on the four was too much. If you have $75 DP I would consider just $50 in odds making a $100 profit. Too big a bet for $500 bank roll. I like experimenting with the ladder. I love your videos Scot!. Working the lay 4 hedge on the come out has got to be good at times to cut down on Come out sevens. The laddering the DP is good too.I'm excited about what your doing. If I ever come up with anything I'll let you know.I'm trying to create a hybrid of some kind.
Improper bankroll will get you everytime using the ladder system! 25$ level you need at least 2 g
Thanks Waylon, $2k is out of reach for me so I will put the Ladder back in the shed.....
scottie needs to trust being the 6-5 favorite a little more.....likes talking math smack.. good at it too.......doesnt live it though and that is da problem mr alabama ............. gg ........😞😞😞 i am ddp1
@@pair-a-dicecraps8618 that would be best
@@waylonswaycraps of course,the math says so...........playing greens with 500 not enough 1.25 k is minimum where i come from ................should be playing redswith 500.....ws da man...........just knows gg
I think the Don't is the only way to win over time - thank you for your post. I hope you won't be offended by my suggestions. Several observations why the naked DP with a full unit ladder is a loser. 1 - Laddering up by a full unit is too risky, I suggest trying 40% increase on a loss ($25 bet increased by $10) then dropping down by $15 or back to your base unit after a win. 2 - Don't be afraid of the 6 & 8 the 7 is a 54% winner on the don't compared to either the 6 or 8. 3 - The biggest losers are the 7/11 on the come out which is why in the long run a hedge bet will win much more often than it loses. I suggest a $60 lay 4 or 10 with a $25 DP plus a $2 yo. Bring the lay bet down after the point is established. 4 - I always follow the DP point with a $25 DC covered with a hedge and a yo bet. Both the DP & DC bet are played independently of one another but I will take odds on one when I am hedging the other when possible. I have been playing this system at live casino play for 100 sessions with 92 times being winning sessions and only 8 losing sessions, with overall profit in the thousands. I buy-in for $100 on a $5 table and $100 more for each $5 increment of the table minimum (so a $25 table is a $500 buy-in). I never chase my losses and never lose more than my buy-in on any one session. I also sit out if I get hit or lose any three numbers in a row, that is sit out until a seven is rolled (the dice are passed), that way a super long roll never hurts me. I shoot for a 30 to 40% win over my buy-in.
minus 118 at 11 minutes ,,,,,,,,,,,, trust those dp 6 and 8's -----------will make u money in da long run🤣🤣🤣 good luck i am ddp1
Seems counterproductive to take on the come out roll risk then give it back when the point is 6 or 8. I’m with you on the math but sticking with an only dark side mindset from the line is a tough row to hoe.
@@bam3051 my point is never give up being 6-5 favorite,ever..................... in nextcome out go to pass line if you like.............i know, you know...... ddp1