Craps Come Bet Odds

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Twin games online. Odds for the Come Bet. The Come bet is among the most basic types of bets one can place at the craps table. Since its chances of winning are greater, it pays out even money meaning that if you place a $10 wager, you can win another $10. However, as there is a built-in advantage for the casino, the odds for the Come bet are slightly biased at.

Craps is a dice game in which the players make wagers on the outcome of the roll, or a series of rolls, of a pair of dice. Players may wager money against each other (playing 'street craps') or a bank (playing 'casino craps', also known as 'table craps', or often just 'craps'). https://skacd.over-blog.com/2021/02/speedtest-7-0-5-download-free.html. Because it requires little equipment, 'street craps' can be played in informal settings. Pass or Come with Single Odds = 0.8%; Don't Pass or Don't Come with Single Odds = 0.7%. Pass or Come with Double Odds = 0.6%. Don't Pass or Don't Come with Double Odds = 0.5%. As you can deduce, the more Odds you bet, the more you lower the casino's advantage, but you'll never be able to lower their advantage to zero. Alternately laying odds bets have zero house edge but slightly lower payout odds, at 2:1, 3:2 and 6:5, depending on which numbers a player bets on. What is the odds bet in craps? This is a bet players can make in a craps game, but only after a point is thrown. Odds wagers resemble side bets, and players make them after the establishment of a point in each game. There are four types of odds wagers which are extensions of the four bets we described above: pass line odds, don't pass odds, come odds and don't come odds. The pass line odds enhance your pass line bet after the establishment of a point.

Likewise, always placing a field bet when you bet the hardways will lower the house edge. Jurrasic park cake.

certainly not! but perhaps the variance

Likewise, always placing a field bet when you bet the hardways will lower the house edge.

A good example of what I'm talking about - if you combine a hardway and a field bet, you do lower the combined house edge, since a field bet has a lower edge than a hardway, but you ADD to your expected loss, not subtract from it.

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Cheers,
Alan Shank
Woodland, Ca

Great site & especially love the Wizard of Odds site - I use the basics to impress my friends with my knowledge of probability & refer them to it when they ask me questions too hard for me to answer.
I've recently started playing craps. I bet pass line with full odds, and once the point is set, I bet the come with full odds when that new point is set & continue doing this until I crap out. (The tax professor who taught me craps calls this 'turbo craps')
The question I have is this: Ordinarily, after an original pass line point is made, the odds on my come bets are not 'working' until a new point is established. However, I can tell the dealer that I want my odds 'working.'
My assumption is that since the casino default is that the odds are not working, it's to my advantage to have them working.
Is that correct? Does it matter how many come bets I have up at the time?
Thanks for your thoughts.

Well IMO its just a matter of how large your bankroll is. The house advantage on your come bet once placed on a point or a 'put bet' is not going to ever change whether or not your odds are working. Lets assume you have a $5 come bet that moves to the 10 and you place 10X's odds on it ($50) then your pass line point is made. And you are now on a new come out roll. What you need to ask yourself is..Do I want to risk $5 at a 33.33% house edge or $55 dollars at a 3.03% house edge?
Off topic: I used to pay with a guy at a casino that had 10x odds, and he would play what I like to call 'super turbo craps' LOL It was a $1 table. He would place a $1 pass line bet. Once the pass line point was established he would place $10 odds on it. Then he would make a $1 'put bet' with 10X's odd on every other number and a $1 come bet. One night he made 11 passes in a row with 80 plus rolls before '7ing out' and he always had his odds working on the come out. Needless to say the guy had a HUGE night!

A good example of what I'm talking about - if you combine a hardway and a field bet, you do lower the combined house edge, since a field bet has a lower edge than a hardway, but you ADD to your expected loss, not subtract from it.
Cheers,
Alan Shank
Woodland, Ca

Ah. I stand corrected. At least we agree a player is not accomplishing what he wants.

You could play pass line/full odds, one come bet/full odds, and a don't come bet/full odds. If you are lucky and they hit in the right order you will win the come bets before you 7 out. https://npqfy.over-blog.com/2021/02/xerox-scanner-drivers-for-mac.html. It will reduce your variance a little. Is bet365 legit.

I often try this, usually for 2comebets or 3comebets and then switching to the DontCome. It always seems to annoy the dealers for some reason.
I usually have my odds working on ComeOut rolls but often this doesn't work out too well for me.

Odds working on the Come Out you just lose your odds and original bet if the shooter rolls a 7.
This is assuming the last point was made.
So, you've got all your odds working and the guy rolls a 7. It sucks to be you!
Remember, the 7 comes up more than any other number.

This is no different than having your odds working when it's not the pass comeout. If you want to bet odds, why not have them working?
It's the pass comeout, and you have a come bet behind the four, with working odds. The shooter rolls a four. You win your come and and 2-to-1 odds. It's great to be you!
If you think there's any difference between the pass comeout roll and any other roll, you're confused.
Cheers,
Alan Shank
Woodland, CA

Toolsnow truck sale. Since the odds have a zero expectation, there is no mathematical reason to have them not working - or working, for that matter.

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According to the Wizard, Come Odds should always be left on, since the Come bet itself cannot be turned off. He elsewhere once gave an example of a Come bet up on 5 with maximum Odds behind it increasing the overall house edge by 0.377% by turning the Odds off through come-out.

According to the Wizard, Come Odds should always be left on, since the Come bet itself cannot be turned off. He elsewhere once gave an example of a Come bet up on 5 with maximum Odds behind it increasing the overall house edge by 0.377% by turning the Odds off through come-out.

To perfectly grasp why the Wizard likes free odds at all, you have to understand that he is framing the use of it in the context of the amount of action the player wants. In other words, if you are at a $25 min table and that *is* also the size bet you are comfortable with, IMO Michael would not say to that gambler to use free odds to try to increase how much he will win.
At a $5 min table, it would pain him [and most of us] to see the same player place that same $25 bet on the passline with no free odds.

.[A]lways placing a Field bet when you bet the hardways will lower the house edge.

Hardways 2&2 (or 5&5) with a Triple-12 Field: (-1*8 + 7*1 + 2*1 + 3*1 + 1*14 - 1*20)/(9 + 36) = -4.2553% (v. -6.3830% with a Double-12 Field).
Hardways 3&3 (or 4&4) with a Triple-12 Field: (-1*10 + 9*1 + 2*1 + 3*1 + 1*14 - 1*20)/(11+36) = -4.0816% (v. -6.1224%).
Per-roll for Hardways 2&2/5&5 + T12 Field: (2*1 + 3*1 + 1*14 - 1*20 + 7*1 - 1*8 + 0*27)/(2*36) = -2.7778% (v. -4.1667%).
Per-roll for Hardways 3&3/4&4 + T12 Field: (2*1 + 3*1 + 1*14 - 1*20 + 9*1 - 1*10 + 0*25)/(2*36) = -2.7778% (v. -4.1667%).

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