We’re paid $14 for our $10 Place 5, the Come bet moves to the ‘5’ box. $10 on every number, and add a Come bet for $5.

We’ll postulate that the point is 8 and we made a $5 PL bet add a 10 Odds bet and a $54 Across bet. The only reason I can think of for not doing it is there's (a marginally) 'larger' dollar commitment (because of the Come bet 'fee') to win the 'same' amount of money at the lower betting stages. If you’re playing in MS, why not start out as a PL bettor and add Odds and the Across bet AND include a Come bet in order to take down a box number's place bet and use that money for Odds? That way, one could start out hoping to get paid for any box number at Place Bet odds, and convert each box number to full odds (plus the Come bet 'fee'). Some might just continue until all the box numbers are covered with Come bets plus Odds.ĭown in Mississippi, the odds are commonly allowed to at least 20x. They might have a goal-to install another fresh Come bet, repeating the entire process (including adding Odds) for a specific number of times, usually three standing Come bets with Odds. When a box number is hit, the bettor usually either 'same bets', regresses, or increases that box number's bet.Ī Come bettor might wait until the point is established, then as a first play, bet a Come bet ($5), and when that number is established, s/he'll add Odds to the traveling Come bet.

Typically, one that bets this way first opens with a PL bet and then adds Odds and the Across when the point is established. One of the more common place betting schemes is some variation (in dollar amounts) of 'Across' to cover all the box numbers. There are place betting schemes and Come betting schemes. I came upon an idea and haven't seen it offered here (maybe I just missed it) and wonder why/if it hasn't been posted before. I use electronic craps play to rehearse betting strategies.

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