Skinny I was using the skinny in practice and thought about some thing.
You have said that with the doey don’t you loose 55 times on the 12. Well how will a come out 7 affect this since you get a win on all don’t bets and the pass line bets are off.
Would you not subtract that from your loss of the 12?
I wanted to bring this up out side the machine play post. I am NOT thinking of playing this . It is just a question that I came up with but have no answer.
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In the past at a casino and in practice I have had rolls were I was up on 3 or 4 come bets and made the point then a 7 on come out.That made BOTH the pass line players happy and the don’t player happy.So I guess the question is how often is the 7 a come out 7 . Compared to rolling a come out 12 for a loss.
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Posted by: Skinny on May 10, 2012, 6:45 pm
Posted by: Finisher on May 11, 2012, 9:52 am
I guess that is the idea I was thinking about .
Now this is when playing a machine only.
I am going to have to watch how these guys bet their way to see how they do it with taking odds and all.But one guy just came back from Vegas and said that they have a new machine that will let you bet both sides at one machine.
The 12 does not hurt them to much as far as I can tell.
I have never played the don’t side so need to learn the odds and pay outs.
I watch these guys playing 2 or 4 machines at a time .It seems like work to me.
Good Rolling. 😀
Posted by: Stephen C on May 11, 2012, 11:19 am
On this betting system your discussing, where do you make money. Opposing Pass/Don’t Pass bets are even money and pushes. If you back them both with Odds, example the 5/9, you will make some but not much.
Not sure about what the point of this exercise is
Posted by: Skinny on May 11, 2012, 11:18 pm
You can not get around the HA to have bets cancel each other out so that you get comps without any risk. Any scheme you come up with will cost you more because of the HA than you can earn in comps.
"The 12 does not hurt them to much as far as I can tell."
Baloney, I went thru the numbers on the other post. It only seems that way because it does not happen all that frequently. But that little amount of twelves is enough to give the house an advantage with the doey-don’t. It is very close to the HA on the Do all alone or betting the Don’t all alone.
You can not beat the math.
Posted by: Finisher on May 11, 2012, 11:25 pm
It is just like slots.Coin in coin out.
Good Rolling.
Posted by: Finisher on May 12, 2012, 12:07 am
This is a new type of craps player. Like one said to me the other day . He made 800 points and had a profit of .98 . That is 98 pennies after 6 hrs.
Skinny Stop LOL NOW. i WANT YOU TO BE ABLE TO ENJOY SUPPER.
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Posted by: Skinny on May 12, 2012, 5:49 pm
"Finisher" wrote: Would the wins on odds make up for the 12s that would put you in the hole?
There is no win on odds in a random game. It is a wager with a HA of 0%. So it is a break even wager in the long run.
"Finisher" wrote: He made 800 points and had a profit of .98 . That is 98 pennies after 6 hrs.
Yes, playing the doey-don’t on the machines is a very low HA way to play. So most of the time the wins or losses are going to be small for any given session.
But it is not much different than playing the pass line by itself or the don’t pass by itself. All 3 ways of playing have a low HA.
They could be doing the same thing just playing the pass line only. Most of the sessions will end up with a small win or small loss.
But there IS a HA in all 3 situations. Over time that HA will eat into their bankroll and it will be larger than anything they think they are getting back in comps. These guys are kidding themselves thinking they have found a way to eliminate the HA in a random game.