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Craps Betting Strategy

 

The following craps betting strategy has proven highly effective. Like any strategy, it is always possible to lose; but the idea here is to increase your odds of winning, and keep it running on a progression/regression of bets.


This craps betting strategy will involve a bankroll of $400. If your bankroll is lower or higher, simply multiply or divide as needed to come up with the correct bet amount for each bet placed.

Step 1: Place a $5 Bet on the Pass Line with $10 Odds.

Step 2: If the Point is 6 or 8, place two Inside Bets of $12 on 5, and another $12 on 9. If the point is any other number, place your $12 Bets on 6 and 8. We’ll assume you’ve Bet on 6 and 8.

-You now have $39 in Bets.

Step 3: If either 6 or 8 rolls, increase your Inside Bets to $18 on 6 and $18 on 8. If a 7 rolls, you’re down $39. If not, you’re up $2.

Step 4: If 6 or 8 rolls again, decrease your Inside Bets to $6 on 6, $6 on 8. You are up $21 for the win, plus $24 back in your pocket for decreasing the bets. This puts you up $8, with bets still on the table. No matter what happens next, you will still have made a profit.

Step 5: Continue progressing your Inside Bets and pocketing the remaining profits until the shooter Craps Out. The 7 can no longer hurt you.

By starting with a $400 bankroll and $39 in bets, you are able to attempt this craps betting strategy 10 times. Very often Shooters will get on hot roll. The odds of a shooter rolling 7 before this strategy proves successful are actually quite slim, giving you – the bettor – an excellent opportunity to cash in. If the shooters do roll 7 that often, the only way to profit is to stick with “Don’t” Bets, which are notoriously less profitable.

Adjusting your bets to meet your bankroll is simple. If you bring an $800 bankroll, place $10 on the Pass Line with $20 Odds, then $24 on each Inside Bet – a total of $78 in Craps bets. If the 6 or 8 rolls, increase to $36 on each Inside Bet and pocket the remaining $4. On the second hit, drop back to $18 Bets on 6 and 8, keeping the remaining $78 ($42 for the hit plus $36 for the regressive bets).

It is easiest to adjust your bet sizes with exact accuracy if you bring a bankroll of $400 increments ($400, $800, $1,200, $1,600, $2,000, etc.)

This strategy has proven highly effective for minimizing losses and maximizing profits. Give it a shot and see if you don’t find this to be one of the best craps betting strategies as well.