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I have a theory about which one is the least liked.
love to see that ace pop when I'm playing the don't...
But hate to see that 6 turn up when im playing the passline because it really limits the numbers you can make...
Actually you should be more afraid of the 1. Three out of six bad outcomes if you are a pass/come bettor :(Quote: TIMSPEED6-1 is both my favorite and least favorite...
love to see that ace pop when I'm playing the don't...
But hate to see that 6 turn up when im playing the passline because it really limits the numbers you can make...
Now, to figure out why it's the most disliked. Is it the contrast of the pips? Is it because the 1 is the worst number you can see on the come out roll?
Quote: sodawaterMy theory that 6-1 is the least favorite is confirmed!
Now, to figure out why it's the most disliked. Is it the contrast of the pips? Is it because the 1 is the worst number you can see on the come out roll?
Most players are do-side players. The sixes and the ones are very feared in general. On the comeout roll, if you see an ace on the first die, and you have a big passline bet, you lose 2/3rds of the time. If you see a six, making a ten point loses 1/3rd of the line bet in the form of a casino edge. Twelve is nobody's friend. Even 6-3 is sort of a bummer.
It's not just that the 6-1 seven out is so horrble, it's that when you see a six or a one and you play the do sides, it's RARELY good.
I think it's very straightforward that fewer 6's and 1's coming up and more of the other faces coming up leads to more wins for the player is fairly straightforward.
And therein lies the hatred for the 6-1. The 6's are hated and so are the 1's. And the 6-1's are hated the most!
When the point is on, a 1 or a 6 on the die will give you "numbers" (4-5-6-8-9-10) on 3 of 6 combinations. With the 6 up, you've got the yo that helps a come better, but only the 2-3-4 are helpful. The 5 is innocuous, and the 6 is a buzzkill. With the one up, it's the same 3 of 6 combinations are good.
a 2 or 5 have 4 good outcomes of 6, while a 3-4 has 5 good outcomes. So 3-4 doesn't bother me at all.
But no matter how the seven out comes, the odds of any seven out is the same at 1/3 each.
Last night at Fiesta Rancho around 8:15pm, a fellow snapper threw in two red chips and called out "tree way red, high on the foe-tree."
I suppose he had a preference.
Snapper=black craps player?Quote: AhighFavorite or least favorite reds are for finger snappers, conspiracy theorists, and axis shooters! I think everybody else feels a seven is a seven is a seven.
Last night at Fiesta Rancho around 8:15pm, a fellow snapper threw in two red chips and called out "tree way red, high on the foe-tree."
I suppose he had a preference.
I played with a guy at Lady Luck Carruthersville, he would bet what sounded like "Heart of Gold" every third roll or so.
Took me until the end of the session to figure out he was betting 2-3 on the hop -- "Michael Jordan."
Yes, he was a black guy with a thick accent.
So as a result of all that I actually like 6-1.
I do play light side too, but often my luck is such that I've played more dark side than light in the last couple trips.
--helpmespock