I Accidentally Became a Pass player
Posted: Mon May 22, 2017 2:06 am
Ever since I learned how to play craps, I've been a Don't player.
That changed a couple of weeks ago. I can't really pinpoint what was the defining moment, but I realised that I needed to make dice setters and their multiple rolls work for me.
So I switched sides and saw my wins and bankroll dramatically increase.
This is my new strategy:
Setup:
1) Place one unit on the Pass
2) Place $1 for Crap check (I stop doing this once I get a feel for how everyone shoots, and/or if they're a fellow dice setter)
Once the point is established:
1) I Place the 5,6, and 8 for the minimum bets
2) I'll place one unit on the field to back up the inside numbers, and vice versa (no matter what, I get paid)
3) I'll generally put $1 on the hardways if the point is a 4,6,8, or 10.
Once I've made back the money that I've put out there, I'm playing with the house's money at that point. I've just started to press the 6 and the 8, especially if the shooter/table gets really hot and they're hitting multiple points.
When the table gets cold, I'll just play the Pass...if it gets really cold, I'll just play the hardways (only if the point is one of the hardways) and ride it out until the table gets hot again.
Since I've done this, I'm averaging about $100/session playing the $5 tables with a $420 bankroll (I do this specific number so that I can get $300 in greens and a stack or reds ($5) and whites ($1). Helps me keep track of what I've won or lost during the session easier.
I'm hoping to build up a big enough bankroll (shooting for $1,200) so that I can press the inside and try out some other stuff.
That changed a couple of weeks ago. I can't really pinpoint what was the defining moment, but I realised that I needed to make dice setters and their multiple rolls work for me.
So I switched sides and saw my wins and bankroll dramatically increase.
This is my new strategy:
Setup:
1) Place one unit on the Pass
2) Place $1 for Crap check (I stop doing this once I get a feel for how everyone shoots, and/or if they're a fellow dice setter)
Once the point is established:
1) I Place the 5,6, and 8 for the minimum bets
2) I'll place one unit on the field to back up the inside numbers, and vice versa (no matter what, I get paid)
3) I'll generally put $1 on the hardways if the point is a 4,6,8, or 10.
Once I've made back the money that I've put out there, I'm playing with the house's money at that point. I've just started to press the 6 and the 8, especially if the shooter/table gets really hot and they're hitting multiple points.
When the table gets cold, I'll just play the Pass...if it gets really cold, I'll just play the hardways (only if the point is one of the hardways) and ride it out until the table gets hot again.
Since I've done this, I'm averaging about $100/session playing the $5 tables with a $420 bankroll (I do this specific number so that I can get $300 in greens and a stack or reds ($5) and whites ($1). Helps me keep track of what I've won or lost during the session easier.
I'm hoping to build up a big enough bankroll (shooting for $1,200) so that I can press the inside and try out some other stuff.