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Craps Strategy How to Win at Craps |
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Craps is one of the most random
casino games. Played with two dice whose outcome can be hardly predicted, it is
very exciting and entertaining. A quick look at this list of casino sites and
their game selections shows that it is quite popular as well.
However,
alike any other casino game, it is advisable to have some general craps playing
strategy that will help you win or, at least, control your losses. There are
certain suggestions and tables that help players plan their games and maximise
their chances of winning.
Best and Worst Bets
When
playing craps, it is important that you identify the best and worst bets at
your disposal. Obviously, pass line and dont pass line bets are some of
the best and give 50/50 chance of winning to players. Another bet that has a
lower house advantage compared to other craps bets is betting against the line.
It is good to know that taking the odds and laying the odds bets have a 0%
house advantage; nevertheless, if players want to place bets on these fields
they have to previously have placed the minimum bet amount on pass line or
dont pass line. Other smart moves you could make at the craps tables are
place 6, place 8, buy 4 and buy 10 bets. Some of the worst craps bets to place
are big 6, big round, hard way and field bets.
Several Betting
Strategies
Craps fans have developed various efficient craps
strategies over the years. The first one is the classic regression strategy
whose main goal is to allow the player to profit on a single hit. This strategy
advises players to place bets after a point is established. The bets should be
placed on both 6 and 8 and then after a single hit the player should ask the
dealer to go down one unit. Another popular strategy is winning with anything
but seven. Once a point is established, the player places bets on 5, 6, 8 and
on the field. This way, the player can earn $15-27 if the dices dont land
on seven for at least three consecutive rolls.
Craps Betting
Systems
There are few betting systems that help players to control
their losses and even win some good money while playing craps. The
famous Martingale system can be used in this game as well;
players bet on bets with 50/50 odds and double the betting amount after each
loss. Other systems include the Iron Cross and twelve-dollar 6 and 8 betting
system.
The Iron Cross system is also known as No Seven, and is
considered extremely popular among players due to its efficiency and
simplicity. Players using this system wait for a pass-line number to be
established, and place a combination of two bets one in the field, as
well as wagers on 5, 6 and 8, ultimately covering everything but 7 and
increasing their edge significantly. The latter, 6 and 8 betting system is even
easier you only bet on 6 and 8 as they are frequently rolled.
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