The Don't Pass Bet in Craps B ecause the Don't Pass bet is almost exactly opposite of the Pass Line bet, you might want to review our other article about the Pass Line where concepts and terms used in this article are defined, such as 'flat bet.'. Kathy raymond poker player.
I apologize in advance for formatting, I'm composing this on my phone from my hotel room. I have been playing craps for about two years and have played both sides of the pass. I've tried everything from the Iron cross and heavy all the way across, to 'the can't lose bet' and martingale systems. My current strategy is now just the flat Don't. Don't pass and Iron Cross. Every bet on the craps table (aside from odds bets) is negative expectation. Adding more negative bets together will always be. Buy in at a $5 table for at least $200. Make a $5 pass line bet. Whatever the point, back it up with double odds. If the point is 5,6,or 8 place a double unit bet on the other two numbers, then a single unit bet in the Field.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onjcFRcWAXs&list=PL5sNoUTU2sjwDc7NjCEHP4e-bEQTVRe0U
7 videos, total time 12:18
Craps players LOVE this strategy, called the Iron Cross. My version of it starts on the come-out roll with a $60 don't-pass line bet, hedged with a $2 yo-11. This is repeated for all come-out rolls. If the point is either 5, 6, or 8, we just wait for the roll to end. But if the point is a 4, 9, or 10, then we make $60 bets on the place-5, place-6, place-8 and the field.
Although the strategy starts out on the don't side, the actual goal is is to get on a very long, sustained run of numbers.. not the point number and not the 7-out. When the point is a 4, 9, or 10, EVERY ROLL pays!!! The 2 pays $120, the 3 pays $60, the 4 pays $60, the 5 pays $24 (that is the $84 for the $60 place-5, minus the $60 lost for the field), the 6 pays $10 ($70 - $60), ditto for the 8, the 9 pays $60, the 10 pays $60, the yo-11 pays $60 and the 12 pays $180!
The risk of exposure is minimal because we hedge the come-out don't-pass line bet with a $2 yo. Next, when we get on a 5, 6, or 8 point, we have an advantage odds play. Finally, if we do get on a 4, 9, or 10 point and go ahead and invest an additional $240, we are immediately hedged by our don't pass line bet.. if any of those number repeat, yea, we lose the $60 line bet but we win on the field, and that's why we only establish the Iron Cross when the point is 4, 9, or 10.
Although the strategy starts out on the don't side, the actual goal is is to get on a very long, sustained run of numbers.. not the point number and not the 7-out. When the point is a 4, 9, or 10, EVERY ROLL pays!!! The 2 pays $120, the 3 pays $60, the 4 pays $60, the 5 pays $24 (that is the $84 for the $60 place-5, minus the $60 lost for the field), the 6 pays $10 ($70 - $60), ditto for the 8, the 9 pays $60, the 10 pays $60, the yo-11 pays $60 and the 12 pays $180!
The risk of exposure is minimal because we hedge the come-out don't-pass line bet with a $2 yo. Next, when we get on a 5, 6, or 8 point, we have an advantage odds play. Finally, if we do get on a 4, 9, or 10 point and go ahead and invest an additional $240, we are immediately hedged by our don't pass line bet.. if any of those number repeat, yea, we lose the $60 line bet but we win on the field, and that's why we only establish the Iron Cross when the point is 4, 9, or 10.
The video playlist shows how the strategy is programmed in my downloadable gaming system called e_gamers (as featured in the Matt Parker 3-dice challenge video) using a facility called TheBetmaker..
https://youtu.be/hBBftD7gq7Y?t=806
(watch for 3 1/2 minutes starting at 13:30)
In that video's 'show more' description, you can find a link to 'Marty Wollner Long Description'.
http://spikersystems.com/FlashNet_Pointer/www/downloads/SpikerSystems/P1_Demo_Demo/SpikerSystems_Patent.htm
In that colorful document is a link to download the e-gamers system on Windows-10. Here is a direct link to it..
Link removed, with permission, by management
I have a video playlist that discusses installing and testing it on your own Windows-10 system:
https://youtu.be/hBBftD7gq7Y?t=806
(watch for 3 1/2 minutes starting at 13:30)
In that video's 'show more' description, you can find a link to 'Marty Wollner Long Description'.
http://spikersystems.com/FlashNet_Pointer/www/downloads/SpikerSystems/P1_Demo_Demo/SpikerSystems_Patent.htm
In that colorful document is a link to download the e-gamers system on Windows-10. Here is a direct link to it..
Link removed, with permission, by management
I have a video playlist that discusses installing and testing it on your own Windows-10 system:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHh0ui5mi_E&list=PL5sNoUTU2sjxAufYlaPfCkuE5_O5N7vtd
(Start with video # 9 for the install instructions)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSWY6xOLV34&list=PL5sNoUTU2sjxAufYlaPfCkuE5_O5N7vtd&index=9
(Start with video # 9 for the install instructions)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSWY6xOLV34&list=PL5sNoUTU2sjxAufYlaPfCkuE5_O5N7vtd&index=9
Craps players LOVE this strategy, called the Iron Cross. My version of it starts on the come-out roll with a $60 don't-pass line bet, hedged with a $2 yo-11. This is repeated for all come-out rolls. If the point is either 5, 6, or 8, we just wait for the roll to end. But if the point is a 4, 9, or 10, then we make $60 bets on the place-5, place-6, place-8 and the field.
Although the strategy starts out on the don't side, the actual goal is is to get on a very long, sustained run of numbers.. not the point number and not the 7-out. When the point is a 4, 9, or 10, EVERY ROLL pays!!! The 2 pays $120, the 3 pays $60, the 4 pays $60, the 5 pays $24 (that is the $84 for the $60 place-5, minus the $60 lost for the field), the 6 pays $10 ($70 - $60), ditto for the 8, the 9 pays $60, the 10 pays $60, the yo-11 pays $60 and the 12 pays $180!
The risk of exposure is minimal because we hedge the come-out don't-pass line bet with a $2 yo. Next, when we get on a 5, 6, or 8 point, we have an advantage odds play. Finally, if we do get on a 4, 9, or 10 point and go ahead and invest an additional $240, we are immediately hedged by our don't pass line bet.. if any of those number repeat, yea, we lose the $60 line bet but we win on the field, and that's why we only establish the Iron Cross when the point is 4, 9, or 10.
The video playlist shows how the strategy is programmed in my downloadable gaming system called e_gamers (as featured in the Matt Parker 3-dice challenge video) using a facility called TheBetmaker..
https://youtu.be/hBBftD7gq7Y?t=806
(watch for 3 1/2 minutes starting at 13:30)
In that video's 'show more' description, you can find a link to 'Marty Wollner Long Description'.
http://spikersystems.com/FlashNet_Pointer/www/downloads/SpikerSystems/P1_Demo_Demo/SpikerSystems_Patent.htm
In that colorful document is a link to download the e-gamers system on Windows-10. Here is a direct link to it..
Link removed, with permission, by management
I have a video playlist that discusses installing and testing it on your own Windows-10 system:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHh0ui5mi_E&list=PL5sNoUTU2sjxAufYlaPfCkuE5_O5N7vtd
(Start with video # 9 for the install instructions)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSWY6xOLV34&list=PL5sNoUTU2sjxAufYlaPfCkuE5_O5N7vtd&index=9
TheBetMaker is not as fast nor as complete as WinCraps, but it is easy to use and it works on all of our 22 unique games, including Roulette, Ricochet, and 3-Dice-Craps. The strategy programing instructions are stored on disk files; the programming language is named NailsULA after my cat Nails.
Although the strategy starts out on the don't side, the actual goal is is to get on a very long, sustained run of numbers.. not the point number and not the 7-out. When the point is a 4, 9, or 10, EVERY ROLL pays!!! The 2 pays $120, the 3 pays $60, the 4 pays $60, the 5 pays $24 (that is the $84 for the $60 place-5, minus the $60 lost for the field), the 6 pays $10 ($70 - $60), ditto for the 8, the 9 pays $60, the 10 pays $60, the yo-11 pays $60 and the 12 pays $180!
The risk of exposure is minimal because we hedge the come-out don't-pass line bet with a $2 yo. Next, when we get on a 5, 6, or 8 point, we have an advantage odds play. Finally, if we do get on a 4, 9, or 10 point and go ahead and invest an additional $240, we are immediately hedged by our don't pass line bet.. if any of those number repeat, yea, we lose the $60 line bet but we win on the field, and that's why we only establish the Iron Cross when the point is 4, 9, or 10.
The video playlist shows how the strategy is programmed in my downloadable gaming system called e_gamers (as featured in the Matt Parker 3-dice challenge video) using a facility called TheBetmaker..
https://youtu.be/hBBftD7gq7Y?t=806
(watch for 3 1/2 minutes starting at 13:30)
In that video's 'show more' description, you can find a link to 'Marty Wollner Long Description'.
http://spikersystems.com/FlashNet_Pointer/www/downloads/SpikerSystems/P1_Demo_Demo/SpikerSystems_Patent.htm
In that colorful document is a link to download the e-gamers system on Windows-10. Here is a direct link to it..
Link removed, with permission, by management
I have a video playlist that discusses installing and testing it on your own Windows-10 system:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHh0ui5mi_E&list=PL5sNoUTU2sjxAufYlaPfCkuE5_O5N7vtd
(Start with video # 9 for the install instructions)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSWY6xOLV34&list=PL5sNoUTU2sjxAufYlaPfCkuE5_O5N7vtd&index=9
Craps Iron Cross Don't Pass Rules
Contact me if you have problems and/or questions, or if you want me to help you program your own strategy tests using TheBetMaker. TheBetMaker lets you program strategies using the craps layout wagering buttons, along with a set of programmable conditions, for example 'If on the come-out roll' or 'If the point is 9'.TheBetMaker is not as fast nor as complete as WinCraps, but it is easy to use and it works on all of our 22 unique games, including Roulette, Ricochet, and 3-Dice-Craps. The strategy programing instructions are stored on disk files; the programming language is named NailsULA after my cat Nails.
Craps Iron Cross Strategy
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