I only play a Come Out game if I am in a groove and the dice have been performing well for me. With the game, sometimes I am “on”, other times I am “off”. If I happen to be off, I will stick with one dice set to play the game. For some reason switching back and forth seems to aggravate things for me, especially when its not working.DaveGCT wrote:Okay if you are setting for the CO and get a 7 or 11 do you rack or stack em? Dice Coach always says stack them em for 2 wins- on the 3 ‘ TD take your profit and reduce your PL bet to one or 2 units increase.I have been stacking them and if it continues I would then press PL up a unit. Not really a strong point of my game. Lol
One after thought if on a $10 table and you stacked them twice – sitting with $40 on PL Your money – protect it?
When I’m playing a strict Come Out game, my goal is to toss sevens, YO’s, and craps numbers before the point is established. Like Heavy, I’ll play the PL with a World bet (yeah, I know it’s high edge). I’ll parlay the sevens on the PL while pressing the World a unit each time, maintaining the hedge. If by chance I toss a craps number and lose my PL, I’ll restart the PL back to table minimum. I know some do not like to hedge on the Come Out, hoping to parlay their wins into black chips. I just say, “good luck with that”. What I hate to see is my $10 starting bet parlayed into $40 and then seeing an Ace-Deuce as the stickman takes my $40 away. I try to play this Come Out game with the World bet only when I am tossing the dice. Irish opened my eyes to the high cost of hedges/props. I’m just slowly weening myself off of them for now, I have yet to commit to the “No hedge” camp.
A most recent outing of mine resulted in a few minor hits on the World during the come out. Nothing I was able to build on. It was an expensive undertaking. It is something I will have to review again to see if it's still worthwhile. Granted, I was playing mostly ATS tables so I avoided using the all-sevens set. I think I may hold off on this play until I can master a Come-Out dice set with consistent results.
During a recent game I played, a random roller was tossing sevens and elevens during his Come-Out. I chickened out. I parlayed the first one, regressed back to table min on second one. Pressed a unit on the third one. Regressed again back to table min on the fourth one before he finally established his point. He never did make his point.
I like Dice Coach’s idea of laying the numbers during the Come-Out. I just haven’t tried it in a casino yet. It makes total sense if you are able to toss sevens during your Come Out roll. If laying at the minimum, your risk is only $30 plus vig.