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Lay-Bet Strategies
Lay-Bet strategies are another tool in your toolbox of Craps Play. When
I see a cold or choppy table, I change the direction of my play by looking at the
Dark Side and Lay-Bets.
A table is considered Choppy when the shooter cannot make his/her point
number. The shooter may be hitting numbers and not making their point number.
A couple of things I consider when going to Lay-Bets:
- On any roll, I have a 22.22% chance of a 7 or 11 being rolled.
- On a cold table, - I personally prefer to do Lay Bets and pay the 5% vig.(paid up
front in
most casinos)
- I avoid placing the Don't Pass and Don't Come bets
- the potential for the 7 or 11 to
roll
make these bets suspect plays. (7 or 11 loses on these plays)
- Once the shooter establishes their point, I will then
"Lay the point". When the
result is a
PSO (point-7-out) it is a wonderful thing.
The Laying-Across Strategy is another option - by Laying-Across; you can
win all your bets on one roll of the dice when a 7 shows. If by chance a box
number rolls, you will only lose the bet on that number - the rest stay alive.
With this Strategy:
- If I lose two Lay-Bets, I take the rest down.
- I never replace a Lay-Bet that I have lost due to repeating numbers.
- I only "Lay the point" on a choppy table.
- I like to see Horn numbers rolled in between box numbers.
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Beau
Dice Coach
| Another 20 minute
roll! I think between that little
modification and adopting your betting tactics,
that this will work well in the long run.
Thanks again! -
Bill - |
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The race is not always to the swift, nor the battle to the strong - but that's the way to bet. -Damon Runyon- |
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