Laying the 4,shooter rolls 4.Then sevens out right after.
Buying the 10. Shooter doesn't roll it in their set. Sevens out. Next shooter rolls 3 10s in their set and you didn't buy.
Multiple shooters seven out within 5 mins and your not laying or playing the DP.
Shooter rolls multiple Yo's on the come out and you don't have a bet on eleven.
Your hardway hits and you don't parlay or press then you hit it again on the next roll.
Shooter keeps rolling the same place number you don't have money on. Then you place that number and they seven out.
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Quote: ontariodealershow up at 2 to deal craps and every player is over 70..........oh the humanity.
Do they give you Viagra as a tip?
Odds on your side at that point the whole way. It has happened to me [with all or nearly all numbers set up] and I wonder if it is one of those astronomical odds-against figures.
Good thread!
Quote: odiousgambitDecide to play the Darkside and you get to the point loading up with the DC that you have all the numbers to be resolved, plus the line to resolve. The shooter picks off every one of your numbers till you can't make yourself DC any more to replace them. Then he continues to pick them all off and finally with only the line bet left, for insult to injury, he make his point too!
Odds on your side at that point the whole way. It has happened to me [with all or nearly all numbers set up] and I wonder if it is one of those astronomical odds-against figures.
Good thread!
I've see this happen more than often. I obviously have witnessed the reverse. One night at Gold Coast a guy was using the same DC strategy and made out pretty nice for himself. Funniest shit was he decided to shoot and hit his point while still betting the DP/DC. He was the only shooter at the table that got on the board! Call it poetic justice I guess.
Quote: PlayYourCardsRightFor me, it's when I get the bases loaded. The point/odds and every number with a come bet and odds. Before anything pays out, that blasted 7 hits.
Oh gosh that one hurts. I stop playing the come. Too many contracted bets can diminish your bankroll. My theory is,have as much control over table as You can. Another horrible "scenario" I should add.. You start playing the come and the shooter keeps rolling craps.then finally hits a point,you take odds,then the dreaded 7 comes.
Quote: odiousgambitDecide to play the Darkside and you get to the point loading up with the DC that you have all the numbers to be resolved, plus the line to resolve. The shooter picks off every one of your numbers till you can't make yourself DC any more to replace them. Then he continues to pick them all off and finally with only the line bet left, for insult to injury, he make his point too!
Odds on your side at that point the whole way. It has happened to me [with all or nearly all numbers set up] and I wonder if it is one of those astronomical odds-against figures.
Good thread!
This 100%. Seems to happen quite a bit. They always seem to throw that 7 after you decide to stop replacing them, refuse to buy in more money, etc. The only difference, for the insult to injury, is usually I get picked off over and over and then when I have just ONE bet left, they'll 7 out so I "win" something...
It seems to be that only when I am on the Dark Side do I keep making the DC bets .... after all once I am over that initial hurdle, they are in MY favor on every roll.
Yet if I'm on the Right Side, I will have the self restraint to only make two Come Bets and stop there, so I will have a Pass Line bet and a more modest two Come Bets and I will have the self restraint to stop there and simply await the results.
Its the fact that the Seven is always the most likely number to be rolled... helps me not over extend myself as a Right Bettor but makes me keep going and going with those Dont Pass bets.