Heavy's Axis Power Craps Forum

According to AI (Perplexity). I posed the following Q: How to beat craps game?

Answer
While it's impossible to consistently beat the house edge in craps, you can employ strategies to maximize your chances of winning:
Focus on bets with the lowest house edge:
The Don't Pass/Don't Come bet offers the best odds for players1.
The Pass Line bet is also a solid choice with good odds3.
Use odds bets:
After establishing a point, place odds bets behind your Pass Line or Don't Pass bets, as these have no house edge1.
Employ a pressing strategy:
Increase your bets after wins to capitalize on hot streaks1.
Consider pressing one unit, two units, or to the table maximum, depending on your risk tolerance1.
Practice proper bankroll management:
Set a win goal and walk away when you reach it1.
Stick to your predetermined strategy and avoid chasing losses1.
Consider the 6/8 hedge strategy for low rollers:
Place a $10 Don't Pass bet for the come-out roll.
After a point is established, place $6 each on the 6 and 84
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Avoid proposition bets:
These bets typically have a higher house edge and should be avoided for optimal play1.
Remember, while these strategies can help improve your odds, craps remains a game of chance, and there's no guaranteed way to beat the house in the long run.


Best of skill to all,tg

Where is AI finding those $5 games? LOL.

No need to answer that. I know where they are. I just have no interest in playing in those places.

Strange that dice setting was not even mentioned.
1. Get a fine-line Sharpie. Measure your favorite craps table with marks on your skin for the chip-rail height, the chip-rail width, and the straight arm height of the inner table surface to the top of the chip rail. Slowly look left and right with a suspicious, sneaky look on your face before making each mark, or just do it like it ain't poop. If anyone asks, tell them that you want to build a craps table for playing at home but that you can't find the measurements online.
2. Build one end of a craps table and a throwing station that can mimic different length tables by moving the throwing station.
3. Practice, and join Heavy's AxisPowerCraps.com.
4. Your mileage may vary.

I asked DI: how to develop a $5,000 bankroll?

DI:
Start with a $50,000 BANKROLL

I know its an old joke... sorry I couldn't resist...

best of luck to all at the tables!