I like to make a one roll only lay bet on the comeout. Odds aside, which lay bet have you had the best results with?
If I'm on I'll lay no-5 and no-9 on the comeout, setting 4-3 on the axes. PL for enough to cover the vig and a whirl for half the PL. I rarely do this, for as I said I have to feel I'm in the zone, but when I have done it I have done very well. Of course there are those other times I've done it as well.
I'm normally not a Don't player, but for a one roll bet on the come out, you would think the no 4 or ten with a hardway hedge ( have it working on the East coast) would be good bet. Remove all bets after the come out roll. Only 2 ways can beat you. 777
So you Fellows are talking about a one time Lay. Im thinking if I get only one shot, its either Ann-Margaret or Jane Russell. Your thoughts............. EagleDice
Just remember.......it's not what you got, but what you do with what you got. If I had to pick just one it would be Jane. 777
I can't believe I am going down this road but my one time lay would have to be Bette Midler. I am like half her age but there is just something about her... Seriously though, Grafsteins advice is to lay the 6 or 8 for one roll. Is that the be all and end all of lays?
Since all Lay bets pay TRUE odds with a house vig. 5% of winnings, it would not matter what number you choose "Odds". The question needs to be decided by what it is you are looking for in the bet: 1. Most likely bet to win........ Lay the 4 or the 10. These numbers have a 3 out of 36 chance of hitting and therefore are the least likely to lose. 2. Win the most money..........Lay the 6 or the 8. These numbers hit more often, but they pay a lot better than 1 to 2. 3. Something in the middle.....Lay the 5 or the 9. These numbers hit in between the 4/10 and 6/8 and the pay is in the middle as well. When you make a Lay bet as a single bet, you must consider your Risk tollerance (how often hit) and your amount/win ratio (how much you win for your bet). A. Low risk, low reward 4 or 10 B. Medium risk, medium reward 5 or 9 C. Higher risk, higher reward 6 or 8
Experimenting with Heavy's bullfrog. After a bullfrog I will move my lay over to it. Double bullfrogs seem like a rare event. I will test it.
I'd have some kind of progression on the Lay 8 (since people set their dice with a pair of 3's). I'd keep my bet up during come-out rolls and the next 2 throws after (for the point 7-out crowd). So if you have a hot shooter that throws three 7's on the come-out, makes his point, then does it all over again a few times, you could get to 9 in a row wins on the lay bet 8 on one shooter.
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