He loses if the number is thrown, wins if the seven is thrown.

So on a come out roll the don’t come bettor and the pass line bettor both win.

Noah

Seventimesseven—Remember the don’t is the opposite of the do. On a come out roll after a point is made when the shooter rolls a 7 here is what happens as best I understand.

The do player wins his pass line bet but losses all the "flat" come bets and his odds are returned–the base come bets are always working even on a come out bet. Remember as a courtesy to the players the come line odds are not working on a come out roll and that is why they are returned—there is no basis come bet left for the odds to be on. The player can call his come bets working and if the 7 is rolled he loses the entire come bet.

On the other hand the don’t player wins all of his don’t come bets plus the odds layed on each don’t come bet.

Hope that helps.

Alligator Rose and Doc

"Dr Crapology" wrote: Seventimesseven—Remember the don’t is the opposite of the do. On a come out roll after a point is made when the shooter rolls a 7 here is what happens as best I understand.
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On the other hand the don’t player wins all of his don’t come bets plus the odds layed on each don’t come bet.

Hope that helps.

Alligator Rose and Doc

Thanks for the answers. But that was clear as mud for my quaestion on what happens to
the odds portion of the bet for the Don’t Come player.
Are you saying his odds are in play as well as his flat bet,
winning on his odds bet as well as on his flat bet if a comeout seven is thrown and
losing his odds bet as well as his flat bet when that number is thrown?

Yes, that is what he was saying.

The base bet and odds of a don’t come are working on the come out roll. A don’t come wins when a seven is thrown on the come out roll. The base bet pays even money and the odds portion pays "true odds" of 1 to 2 for the 4 or 10, 2 to 3 for the 5 or 9 and 5 to 6 for the 6 or 8. If the number the don’t come is on is thrown on a come out roll the base bet and odds are both lost.

It is standard procedure for don’t come bets to be working on the come out roll in all casinos. The player has the option of calling the bet "off" but he should not do that because he has the advantage over the house since he wins with a seven.

Likewise a "lay" bet is working on the come out roll. Whereas place bets, buy bets and the odds on a come bet, are all off on the come out roll.

Hardways are typically working in Las Vegas and not working in Atlantic City on the come out roll.

Skinny,

You came through with flying colors, as you always do.
Not only did you precisely answer the question but you
elaborated and expanded in your answer, as you tend to do,
for your readers’ learning. You must be a professor at some
university. I had the privilege of being a student of one such.
He explained completely, to cover all logical questions that may
come up.

Thanks again to you and the others for your answers.

7×7