Craps 6 8 Press Strategy
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*Craps 6 8 Press Strategy AgainstStrategy #19Professor H’s Don’t Pass Strategy
Normally my strategy is pass line with 6/8 or adding 9 if 6/8 is the point. Sometimes there’s tables that rolls 5-10 times a point. Some shooters make 2-3 points then out. In this scenario I place all the numbers, collect 3-4 hits and take all place numbers off and repeat. Won $2500 with these method in Atlantic City off $500 a couple weeks ago. The first strategy is for craps players and revolves around making place bets on the numbers six and eight. This time press your bet to $18 with $6 of your winnings. Pocket the extra $8. For the 6 & 8, Sam recommends that you press EVERY bet by arpox. 50% up to the table limit. (After you lose a bet, you revert to your minimum bet as determined by your total gambling bankroll.) The progression goes like this: 12-18-30-42-60-90-120-180-300, etc. Up to table limit. This will definitely ’get the money’ when a hot roll takes place. Dave’s Super 6 - 8 system New shooter, await the come out and the point to be established, then wait for 1 more place point to be rolled which equates to two place numbers rolled by the new shooter. Then bet $24 on each the 6 and 8. The Power Craps Strategy is the strategy that my associates and I use regularly to ’remove’ thousands of dollars from unsuspecting casinos. In fact, our method is so reliable that we can play any craps game, and, in a matter of just a few minutes, create a nice profit and walk away with all of our winnings intact.
Professor H’s method of play on the don’t is intended to accomplish two things: (1) playing time, and (2) occasional comparatively large wins. Lay odds progressively, increasing the don’t pass line bet only after reaching the maximum table odds. To lay odds progressively, use an odds table similar to the one below. This odds table is for use with an initial don’t pass line bet of $5 beginning with 1x odds. The far left column contains the number of consecutive 7-outs, the line bet, and the odds won in multiples of the line bet. The columns under the point numbers contain the dollar amount of the odds laid, and, in bold, the payoff on the odds. This table begins with 1x odds, increasing to 2x after three consecutive 7-outs. Naturals and craps are ignored when counting consecutive 7-outs. After the third 7-out in a row, the total amount won increases by one initial line bet ($5 in this case) with each successive win. In other words, row 3 wins a total of $10, row 4 $15, row 5 $20, row 6 $25, row 7 $30, and so on. This progression is conservative, and results from some odds wagers winning fractional multiples of the line bet when the line bet is $10. Do not make any don’t come bets. (If you have a bankroll large enough to make don’t come bets, begin with 2x or 3x odds, rather than 1x odds.) After any point is made (won), start over at line 1. To minimize losses to a run of winning points, either (1) switch to the pass line, playing your favorite pass line method, (2) do not lay odds on the don’t pass line bet, or (3) stop betting on the shooter until he/she sevens-out.# of 7 - outsFlat DP Bet Odds Multiplier6- 8 odds amountOdds amount paid if won5-9 odds amountOdds amount paid if won4-10 odds amountOdds amount paid if won1516596105251659610535165961054521210151020105531815241630156542420302040207553025392650258563630453060309574235543670351058484060408040115954456946904512510605075501005013105605075501005014105.5665584561105515106726090601206016106.57865996613065171078470105701407018107.590751147615075191089680120801608020108.51028512986170852110910890135901809022109.5114951449619095231010120100150100200100nobetthisrollI’m sure it’s been discussed before but I’m always curious to know, so let’s refresh the memory.I have a few press systems, depending on how hot/cold the table is. Anybody do anything similar, or have any critiques/advice?Assuming this is a $10 game... anything in parentheses is a RUNNING TOTAL of what you’ve gotten back in profit, NOT including the action still on the table.A. Press 2x, then collect$12 6 or 8 (-$12)1. PRESS $12 to $30 - Drop $4 (-$16)2. PRESS $30 to $66 - Drop $1 (-$17)3. COLLECT - (+$60)4. PRESS $66 to $150 - Drop $7 (+$53)5. PRESS $150 to $330 - Drop $5 (+$48)6. COLLECT - (+$433)7. PRESS $330 to $720 - Drop $5 (+$428)8. PRESS $720 to $1560) - No change (+$428)9. COLLECT - (+$1820) - ($2248)...and you get the idea.B. Collect 1x, then press$12 6 or 8 (-$12)1. COLLECT (+$2)2. PRESS $12 to $24 (+$4)3. COLLECT (+$32)4. PRESS $24 to $48 (+$36)5. COLLECT (+$92)6. PRESS $48 to $90 (+$106)7. COLLECT (+$211)8. PRESS $90 to $180 - (+$226)9. COLLECT (+$436)10. PRESS $180 to $360 (+$466)11. COLLECT (+886)...and you get the idea.Now for me, if a table is cold and no one’s hitting anything very often, I give in and bet a negative progression style. I know it’s betting scared.. but if it’s not working, it’s not working.$12 6 or 8 (-$12)1. PRESS $12 to $24 - (-$10)2. PRESS $24 to $30 - (+$12)3. $30 to $12 - (+$65)4. PRESS $12 to $24 - (+$67)5. PRESS $24 to $30 - (+$89)6. $30 to $12 - (+$142)Now obviously if you took the time to actually read all of that, I vary the increments of the press (sometimes it’s full press, sometimes it’s 2 units, sometimes it’s 1 unit, sometimes it’s a random amount of units)... so I’m a little inconsistent.CrapsGeniousBet 6 or 8 for $30 the ask the dealer to double it (Not Parley) after 6 times you will have $1215 in your rack and 990 on the 6 or 8. You can also just take it down after 5 and cashout the $1085 :)I’m sure the odds of rolling 5 x 6/8 is pretty good for turning your $30 into over 1k.hwccdealerI get a lot of players who will either take $12 to $24 the first time or take $18 to $30 in the same situation. In my experience, it’s a great way to make a lot of money and it’s a great way to get killed.A usual strategy I see for a $10 table is this:-Place 6/8 for $12-Full press to $24 the first time it hits (-10)-Press to $30 the next time (+20)-Collect 1-2 times (+90, let’s say)-Press to $42 (+113)-Collect 1-2 times (+211 if twice)-Press to $60 (+242)-Collect 1-2 times (+382)-Press to $90 (+427)Etc, etc. Naturally, this would need to be on a blazing-hot roll, one I would see maybe once a shift on average, since, as I said, it’s a great way to get killed if the dice are cold or even average.tilt247
Bet 6 or 8 for $30 the ask the dealer to double it (Not Parley) after 6 times you will have $1215 in your rack and 990 on the 6 or 8. You can also just take it down after 5 and cashout the $1085 :)I’m sure the odds of rolling 5 x 6/8 is pretty good for turning your $30 into over 1k.There are still more ways to roll a 7 than any other number.... Each roll is independent of the other. If you get lucky, then it’s just that, you hit this ’streak’ by luck.Wait, it’s a long term advantage?tilt247Naturally, this would need to be on a blazing-hot roll, one I would see maybe once a shift on average, since, as I said, it’s a great way to get killed if the dice are cold or even average.Dice don’t get hot or cold my friend. Luck is luck and math is math.bushmanMe, at a $5 table, and if I am playing $5 PL and 3/4/5 odds. I will place the 6 and 8 for $12 each. Here is how I try to work it:1st hit = same bet2nd hit = same bet3rd hit = press to $184th hit = press to $245th hit = press to $306th hit = same bet7th hit = full press to $60probably press by one unit (in my case $6) on subsequent hits. I have yet to get to hitting that same bet at the 6th level, but, one day (wishful thinking.) I know mine is a bit more conservative, but I like getting those bets (both of them) paid for before going up levels. If my six hits twice before an eight hits, they have both been paid for, should a 7-out come. I know, they’re individual bets, but it works for my mind set.Never count your winnings at hour 23 of a 24-hour drive.hwccdealer
Dice don’t get hot or cold my friend. Luck is luck and math is math.I know the math. I also know from dealing that seeing a really favorable stretch over the course of an eight-hour shift is inevitable.According to the Wizard, the average person rolls 8.5 times before sevening out. If a shift lasts 480 minutes (and I get people who will be on my table from start to finish,) and we go a little faster than one roll per minute, we get 60 shooters, on average, per 8-hour shift.According to the Wizard’s page on the probability of survival, that special one-in-60 roll value is worth about 29 rolls before hitting the seven out on roll 30. Averaging 1.5 comeout rolls and 9 rolls to hit the point, we figure that our hero hits 2 points and sevens out on the attempt to hit the third point.Let’s assume that the player places a $12 eight as his only place bet and moves it to a six if the point becomes eight. Assuming no seven outs until roll 30, the place bet is off if there’s no point, and that four throws are on the comeout, and there are two front line winners and one seven out, we have 22 rolls in which to increase or decrease this place bet.The eight has a probability of 5/36 of hitting. (Yes, it goes to 5/30 if we know there’s no sevens, but our player does not know this, of course.) So over 36 throws, it hits five times, so we’re likely to see it hit three times in this streak.Of course, if a player knows it’s going to hit exactly three times before the seven out, he will wisely bet table max and then take it down after three rolls, collecting $8,400 at my table where table max is $2,000 but goes to $2,400 on six and eight. But let’s say he’s starting at table minimum of $12.The strategy I referred to above - full press the first time, take it to $30, and wait it out a couple of rolls, would earn $47 before the seven out - player is in for $12 at first, full-presses to $24 to be down $10, then goes to $30 and pockets $22 to be up $12. The third hit would earn the other $35, assuming no pressure.By contrast, hitting three times for $14 apiece earns $42, minus the initial investment, equals $30.So by playing aggressively, a player earns more on the once-a-shift roll, but if it hits only twice? The conservative player earns $4 more than the aggressive player. So playing aggressively counts on that once-a-shift roll, which is a mathematical inevitability, one we would refer to as a hot roll in the colloquial, but for the other 59 rolls? Better to take it easy.RaleighCraps
I know the math. I also know from dealing that seeing a really favorable stretch over the course of an eight-hour shift is inevitable.I’m curious as to what type of favorable stretch do you see?Is it choppy table, and all of a sudden one shooter has a monster roll, or is it more often, a stretch where multiple shooters are managing to make 1 or 2 points, and very few shooters are PSO?Second question. When you do see the shooter with the monster roll, what are the next shooters like? It has been my experience most often that the next shooters don’t make their points, and the table goes ’cold’ again.The one exception to that was the time I had my 70 minute roll. It came immediately after my buddy’s 30 minute roll.Always borrow money from a pessimist; They don’t expect to get paid back ! Be yourself and speak your thoughts. Those who matter won’t mind, and those that mind, don’t matter!CrapsGenious
There are still more ways to roll a 7 than any other number.... Each roll is independent of the other. If you get lucky, then it’s just that, you hit this ’streak’ by luck.That’s all it is, just luck and a little better than luck with skilled shooters. Sometime its best to ’wait’ a few rolls before placing the 6/8 because if you get a shooter that rolls outside numbers, it’s pointless to chase a sleeper.i’ll never forget that day Rocko (a regular shooter at the casino rolled 3 hard 4’s back to back and in his 15+ rolls before 7 had rolled 8 4’s. Crazy thing is, it happens all the time. There was another time when another shooter setting dice at right side of stick man rolled 12x 10’s in all of 15 numbers rolled many of the 10 came hard. Everyone at the table loaded up on hard 10 and place 10. Craps 6 8 Press Strategy TacticsSome things that happen at the craps table is just so hard to post because it gets to the point that it becomes unbelievable like another regular rolling 4 11’s in a row followed by 2x 3crap, only a couple players noticed to start pressing their horn bets to cash in.Craps 6 8 Press Strategy TemplateCraps 6 8 Press Strategy AgainstLuck plays a big part in craps. Don’t ever forget that part.8 more years till retirement.100xOddspowerpress the 1st hit, then 50% press on all subsequent hits:$12, 24,36,54, etcI prefer to take 50% profits as it hits instead alternating between powerpress and taking all profits.Craps is paradise (Pair of dice). Lets hear it for the SpeedCount Mathletes :)
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*Craps 6 8 Press Strategy Tactics
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*Craps 6 8 Press Strategy AgainstStrategy #19Professor H’s Don’t Pass Strategy
Normally my strategy is pass line with 6/8 or adding 9 if 6/8 is the point. Sometimes there’s tables that rolls 5-10 times a point. Some shooters make 2-3 points then out. In this scenario I place all the numbers, collect 3-4 hits and take all place numbers off and repeat. Won $2500 with these method in Atlantic City off $500 a couple weeks ago. The first strategy is for craps players and revolves around making place bets on the numbers six and eight. This time press your bet to $18 with $6 of your winnings. Pocket the extra $8. For the 6 & 8, Sam recommends that you press EVERY bet by arpox. 50% up to the table limit. (After you lose a bet, you revert to your minimum bet as determined by your total gambling bankroll.) The progression goes like this: 12-18-30-42-60-90-120-180-300, etc. Up to table limit. This will definitely ’get the money’ when a hot roll takes place. Dave’s Super 6 - 8 system New shooter, await the come out and the point to be established, then wait for 1 more place point to be rolled which equates to two place numbers rolled by the new shooter. Then bet $24 on each the 6 and 8. The Power Craps Strategy is the strategy that my associates and I use regularly to ’remove’ thousands of dollars from unsuspecting casinos. In fact, our method is so reliable that we can play any craps game, and, in a matter of just a few minutes, create a nice profit and walk away with all of our winnings intact.
Professor H’s method of play on the don’t is intended to accomplish two things: (1) playing time, and (2) occasional comparatively large wins. Lay odds progressively, increasing the don’t pass line bet only after reaching the maximum table odds. To lay odds progressively, use an odds table similar to the one below. This odds table is for use with an initial don’t pass line bet of $5 beginning with 1x odds. The far left column contains the number of consecutive 7-outs, the line bet, and the odds won in multiples of the line bet. The columns under the point numbers contain the dollar amount of the odds laid, and, in bold, the payoff on the odds. This table begins with 1x odds, increasing to 2x after three consecutive 7-outs. Naturals and craps are ignored when counting consecutive 7-outs. After the third 7-out in a row, the total amount won increases by one initial line bet ($5 in this case) with each successive win. In other words, row 3 wins a total of $10, row 4 $15, row 5 $20, row 6 $25, row 7 $30, and so on. This progression is conservative, and results from some odds wagers winning fractional multiples of the line bet when the line bet is $10. Do not make any don’t come bets. (If you have a bankroll large enough to make don’t come bets, begin with 2x or 3x odds, rather than 1x odds.) After any point is made (won), start over at line 1. To minimize losses to a run of winning points, either (1) switch to the pass line, playing your favorite pass line method, (2) do not lay odds on the don’t pass line bet, or (3) stop betting on the shooter until he/she sevens-out.# of 7 - outsFlat DP Bet Odds Multiplier6- 8 odds amountOdds amount paid if won5-9 odds amountOdds amount paid if won4-10 odds amountOdds amount paid if won1516596105251659610535165961054521210151020105531815241630156542420302040207553025392650258563630453060309574235543670351058484060408040115954456946904512510605075501005013105605075501005014105.5665584561105515106726090601206016106.57865996613065171078470105701407018107.590751147615075191089680120801608020108.51028512986170852110910890135901809022109.5114951449619095231010120100150100200100nobetthisrollI’m sure it’s been discussed before but I’m always curious to know, so let’s refresh the memory.I have a few press systems, depending on how hot/cold the table is. Anybody do anything similar, or have any critiques/advice?Assuming this is a $10 game... anything in parentheses is a RUNNING TOTAL of what you’ve gotten back in profit, NOT including the action still on the table.A. Press 2x, then collect$12 6 or 8 (-$12)1. PRESS $12 to $30 - Drop $4 (-$16)2. PRESS $30 to $66 - Drop $1 (-$17)3. COLLECT - (+$60)4. PRESS $66 to $150 - Drop $7 (+$53)5. PRESS $150 to $330 - Drop $5 (+$48)6. COLLECT - (+$433)7. PRESS $330 to $720 - Drop $5 (+$428)8. PRESS $720 to $1560) - No change (+$428)9. COLLECT - (+$1820) - ($2248)...and you get the idea.B. Collect 1x, then press$12 6 or 8 (-$12)1. COLLECT (+$2)2. PRESS $12 to $24 (+$4)3. COLLECT (+$32)4. PRESS $24 to $48 (+$36)5. COLLECT (+$92)6. PRESS $48 to $90 (+$106)7. COLLECT (+$211)8. PRESS $90 to $180 - (+$226)9. COLLECT (+$436)10. PRESS $180 to $360 (+$466)11. COLLECT (+886)...and you get the idea.Now for me, if a table is cold and no one’s hitting anything very often, I give in and bet a negative progression style. I know it’s betting scared.. but if it’s not working, it’s not working.$12 6 or 8 (-$12)1. PRESS $12 to $24 - (-$10)2. PRESS $24 to $30 - (+$12)3. $30 to $12 - (+$65)4. PRESS $12 to $24 - (+$67)5. PRESS $24 to $30 - (+$89)6. $30 to $12 - (+$142)Now obviously if you took the time to actually read all of that, I vary the increments of the press (sometimes it’s full press, sometimes it’s 2 units, sometimes it’s 1 unit, sometimes it’s a random amount of units)... so I’m a little inconsistent.CrapsGeniousBet 6 or 8 for $30 the ask the dealer to double it (Not Parley) after 6 times you will have $1215 in your rack and 990 on the 6 or 8. You can also just take it down after 5 and cashout the $1085 :)I’m sure the odds of rolling 5 x 6/8 is pretty good for turning your $30 into over 1k.hwccdealerI get a lot of players who will either take $12 to $24 the first time or take $18 to $30 in the same situation. In my experience, it’s a great way to make a lot of money and it’s a great way to get killed.A usual strategy I see for a $10 table is this:-Place 6/8 for $12-Full press to $24 the first time it hits (-10)-Press to $30 the next time (+20)-Collect 1-2 times (+90, let’s say)-Press to $42 (+113)-Collect 1-2 times (+211 if twice)-Press to $60 (+242)-Collect 1-2 times (+382)-Press to $90 (+427)Etc, etc. Naturally, this would need to be on a blazing-hot roll, one I would see maybe once a shift on average, since, as I said, it’s a great way to get killed if the dice are cold or even average.tilt247
Bet 6 or 8 for $30 the ask the dealer to double it (Not Parley) after 6 times you will have $1215 in your rack and 990 on the 6 or 8. You can also just take it down after 5 and cashout the $1085 :)I’m sure the odds of rolling 5 x 6/8 is pretty good for turning your $30 into over 1k.There are still more ways to roll a 7 than any other number.... Each roll is independent of the other. If you get lucky, then it’s just that, you hit this ’streak’ by luck.Wait, it’s a long term advantage?tilt247Naturally, this would need to be on a blazing-hot roll, one I would see maybe once a shift on average, since, as I said, it’s a great way to get killed if the dice are cold or even average.Dice don’t get hot or cold my friend. Luck is luck and math is math.bushmanMe, at a $5 table, and if I am playing $5 PL and 3/4/5 odds. I will place the 6 and 8 for $12 each. Here is how I try to work it:1st hit = same bet2nd hit = same bet3rd hit = press to $184th hit = press to $245th hit = press to $306th hit = same bet7th hit = full press to $60probably press by one unit (in my case $6) on subsequent hits. I have yet to get to hitting that same bet at the 6th level, but, one day (wishful thinking.) I know mine is a bit more conservative, but I like getting those bets (both of them) paid for before going up levels. If my six hits twice before an eight hits, they have both been paid for, should a 7-out come. I know, they’re individual bets, but it works for my mind set.Never count your winnings at hour 23 of a 24-hour drive.hwccdealer
Dice don’t get hot or cold my friend. Luck is luck and math is math.I know the math. I also know from dealing that seeing a really favorable stretch over the course of an eight-hour shift is inevitable.According to the Wizard, the average person rolls 8.5 times before sevening out. If a shift lasts 480 minutes (and I get people who will be on my table from start to finish,) and we go a little faster than one roll per minute, we get 60 shooters, on average, per 8-hour shift.According to the Wizard’s page on the probability of survival, that special one-in-60 roll value is worth about 29 rolls before hitting the seven out on roll 30. Averaging 1.5 comeout rolls and 9 rolls to hit the point, we figure that our hero hits 2 points and sevens out on the attempt to hit the third point.Let’s assume that the player places a $12 eight as his only place bet and moves it to a six if the point becomes eight. Assuming no seven outs until roll 30, the place bet is off if there’s no point, and that four throws are on the comeout, and there are two front line winners and one seven out, we have 22 rolls in which to increase or decrease this place bet.The eight has a probability of 5/36 of hitting. (Yes, it goes to 5/30 if we know there’s no sevens, but our player does not know this, of course.) So over 36 throws, it hits five times, so we’re likely to see it hit three times in this streak.Of course, if a player knows it’s going to hit exactly three times before the seven out, he will wisely bet table max and then take it down after three rolls, collecting $8,400 at my table where table max is $2,000 but goes to $2,400 on six and eight. But let’s say he’s starting at table minimum of $12.The strategy I referred to above - full press the first time, take it to $30, and wait it out a couple of rolls, would earn $47 before the seven out - player is in for $12 at first, full-presses to $24 to be down $10, then goes to $30 and pockets $22 to be up $12. The third hit would earn the other $35, assuming no pressure.By contrast, hitting three times for $14 apiece earns $42, minus the initial investment, equals $30.So by playing aggressively, a player earns more on the once-a-shift roll, but if it hits only twice? The conservative player earns $4 more than the aggressive player. So playing aggressively counts on that once-a-shift roll, which is a mathematical inevitability, one we would refer to as a hot roll in the colloquial, but for the other 59 rolls? Better to take it easy.RaleighCraps
I know the math. I also know from dealing that seeing a really favorable stretch over the course of an eight-hour shift is inevitable.I’m curious as to what type of favorable stretch do you see?Is it choppy table, and all of a sudden one shooter has a monster roll, or is it more often, a stretch where multiple shooters are managing to make 1 or 2 points, and very few shooters are PSO?Second question. When you do see the shooter with the monster roll, what are the next shooters like? It has been my experience most often that the next shooters don’t make their points, and the table goes ’cold’ again.The one exception to that was the time I had my 70 minute roll. It came immediately after my buddy’s 30 minute roll.Always borrow money from a pessimist; They don’t expect to get paid back ! Be yourself and speak your thoughts. Those who matter won’t mind, and those that mind, don’t matter!CrapsGenious
There are still more ways to roll a 7 than any other number.... Each roll is independent of the other. If you get lucky, then it’s just that, you hit this ’streak’ by luck.That’s all it is, just luck and a little better than luck with skilled shooters. Sometime its best to ’wait’ a few rolls before placing the 6/8 because if you get a shooter that rolls outside numbers, it’s pointless to chase a sleeper.i’ll never forget that day Rocko (a regular shooter at the casino rolled 3 hard 4’s back to back and in his 15+ rolls before 7 had rolled 8 4’s. Crazy thing is, it happens all the time. There was another time when another shooter setting dice at right side of stick man rolled 12x 10’s in all of 15 numbers rolled many of the 10 came hard. Everyone at the table loaded up on hard 10 and place 10. Craps 6 8 Press Strategy TacticsSome things that happen at the craps table is just so hard to post because it gets to the point that it becomes unbelievable like another regular rolling 4 11’s in a row followed by 2x 3crap, only a couple players noticed to start pressing their horn bets to cash in.Craps 6 8 Press Strategy TemplateCraps 6 8 Press Strategy AgainstLuck plays a big part in craps. Don’t ever forget that part.8 more years till retirement.100xOddspowerpress the 1st hit, then 50% press on all subsequent hits:$12, 24,36,54, etcI prefer to take 50% profits as it hits instead alternating between powerpress and taking all profits.Craps is paradise (Pair of dice). Lets hear it for the SpeedCount Mathletes :)
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