Do you mean when a point is established, or when there is no point established? An easy way to remember when betting on the pass line: Not sure which part you're asking about here. Just DON'T pick up this original pass line bet while the puck is set to On. You then pick up this 30 and your original 25 and put them back with your other chips.Īt this point you are also free to pick up your $5 pass line bet if you want to leave, or leave it there for the next come out roll if you wan't to play more. If a 6 or 8 is rolled before a 7, you'd be paid $30 (6 to 5 odds- a $25 bet will win you $30). You are correct about placing the $25 odds bet behind your place line bet. I'm going to assume you know this and are using 6 and 8 as an example. I assume you're using 6 or 8 as an example? It could also be 4, 5, 9, or 10. The dice are rolled and I get a point placed on the 6 or 8 Thanks so much in advance! I know this is probably a really common question answered elsewhere, but I just want to make sure I have it absolutely right.īefore the first come out roll, I put $5 on the pass line My follow up question is: do I ever add any money to the pass line bet itself, or lower the 'max' odds bet if it's on a harder number like a 4 or 10? I repeat until a 7 or 11 is rolled, big winnings! At that point, all that's left is the original $5 pass line bet. If it hits, I make some money put it in my bank. Then I bet max odds, placing $25 behind my chip on the pass line. The dice are rolled and I get a point placed on the 6 or 8. Before the first come out roll, I put $5 on the pass line. Let's say I'm at a $5 craps table with 5x odds. However, I'm still a little confused as to how a typical round would play out using this strategy. I've tried to do my research here and elsewhere, and it seems like playing pass line plus max odds is a good way to go. Brand new craps player, interested in getting my feet wet in the game before a trip to Vegas in a couple of weeks with a $300 bankroll.

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