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What does a $25 Horn High 12 pay?
You're aware that 'horn high 12' is equivalent to 5 on 2/3/11 and 10 on 12, right? (And further, identical to hopping them manually.)
A way of making four bad bets simultaneously.
1 in 6Quote: LaymedownHow many times in a craps game will you see a HORN HIGH 12 show on average?
rolls on average,
in other words
as often as the 7
as often as the Horn
as often as a 4 or a 10
well, depends on what rolls and how the casino pays it.Quote: LaymedownWhat does a $25 Horn High 12 pay?
there is $5 on the 2,3 and 11
$10 on the 12.
it is really one bet split between 4 different bets.
I have seen this bet made only in units of 5 also
a super HIGH house edge too!
Sally
when exactly is it a bad bet?Quote: FleaStiffHorn bet:
A way of making four bad bets simultaneously.
when it does NOT win
or
when it actually wins?
I saw that bet win 6 times in a row
for one lucky player.
craps is all about
luck
unless one thinks the shooter has something to do with the dice outcome...
like a blind Gorilla tossing the bones for a banana or two
that Gorilla (call him Stud Boy)
has long rolls and short ones too
really
Sally
Quote: FleaStiffDeMango, do you actually make this bet or is it that you simply are good at math and know this stuff?
A horn hi ace deuce is the only logical bet to make on the comeout, if one wishes to hedge. The don't player might wish to go horn hi yo. Lesser amounts of money to hedge is always better, an 11/12 for the DP, any craps for PL. But in the long run they all suck profit.
I wish someone would explain to me the logic behind "High, Low, Yo" . What does it do beside sound good coming out of your mouth? Probably something to do with the spirit of stupid!
Otherwise awful bets if you play them every roll. Fine for giggles. Odds are still much better than a scratch-n-win. About the same as a terrible slot. Or a completely ineffective Video Poker player.
In otherwords if given $5 and be told, play the horn high (whatever) or take this $5 Crossword/Bingo scratch ticket, I'd take the horn-high every time.
The standard bet has four units: one unit on each of the horn numbers.
The "high" bet has five units: two units on a selected number and one unit on the other numbers.
In most casinos, the payouts are 30 to 1 for the tips Two and Twelve.
The standard bet pays 27 units for the tips Two and Twelve.
The standard bet pays 12 units for Yo and Three.
Simply remember "27 or 12" and then multiply.
The "high" bet pays 57 units if the winning number is a tip with two units
The "high" bet pays 27 units if the winning number is Yo or Three with two units
The "high" bet pays 26 units if the winning number is a tip with one unit
The "high" bet pays 11 units if the winning number is Yo or Three with one unit
Simply remember "57 or 27 or 26 or 11" and then multiply.
The question presented has a $25 Horn High Twelve. Simply multiply the $5 unit times 57.
Now I remember why I only do Line Bets and occasional Odds bets. Five times fifty-seven. Sure. IF I am able to successfully hitchhike to Spring Fling and we get a craps game going wherein such a horn bet wins, I'll figure the payout sometime in 2019 maybe.Quote: pwcrabbThe question presented has a $25 Horn High Twelve. Simply multiply the $5 unit times 57.
Horn High Ace-Deuce should be $4 craps an $1 yo. You’ll get an extra $1 when a 12 is rolled (assuming you are playing at a "to 1" place.)Quote: DeMangoA horn hi ace deuce is the only logical bet to make on the comeout, if one wishes to hedge. The don't player might wish to go horn hi yo. Lesser amounts of money to hedge is always better, an 11/12 for the DP, any craps for PL. But in the long run they all suck profit.
I wish someone would explain to me the logic behind "High, Low, Yo" . What does it do beside sound good coming out of your mouth? Probably something to do with the spirit of stupid!
Quote: mipletHorn High Ace-Deuce should be $4 craps an $1 yo. You’ll get an extra $1 when a 12 is rolled (assuming you are playing at a "to 1" place.)
You are right of course. if you are on the pass line, why bet the yo at all? Problem solved: $35 pass line with $5 craps check. Or just bet $1 ace deuce per $15 pass line bet. ya takes yer chances and only cover 50% of craps chances. Since I use the Hard ways set, my craps results are more than 50% for the ace deuce.
I see these numbers rolled just as much as I see the 6,8 and the payout amounts are crazy 15 to 1, 30 to 1.
I think this is a much better bet than the DC bet.
Can I bet all 4? at the same time.
I know I can bet the Doey/Don't for 10 each (a buck on midnight) with my choice to put or lay odds in behind.
But, can I do the same thing with COME/DON'T COME while having place bets on all the numbers?
Secondly, I don't mean to sound personal but your name says dealer. Are you a craps dealer?
Sorry for all the questions.
So if I chose to play Doey/Don't I can do this all together while having place bets along with COME/DON'T COME
My bet would look like a like 3 bets on every number if this was so.
I normally surround myself with Lay bets but I think it's interesting to view other options. You being a craps dealer would be the ultimate teacher for knowing what's a best bet.
Quote: LaymedownBut i'm told the 3-Way pays better. with an additional chip on eleven. Hey a buck is a buck.
That's called a Horn bet lol
Quote: ontariodealeryou could but why would you????
MAX Bet.
If I got to the point where all my numbers were at max bet, the only other option would be to add COME/DON'T COME for max bet followed by the max odds on the COMES to number.
Quote: ontariodealerthe question was why would you doey/dont
I heard someone on a table say to play the doey/don't to get better points on your card haha
Yeah, perhaps, but remember Mustang Sally. She only plays craps in the hear and now, never in the long runQuote: ontariodealerevery time you hedge youre losing money in the long run.
Yeah, okay... that should be here and now.
Quote: Laymedownto hedge the come bet giving me just the true odds ... especially on come out roll.
Yes, but the hedge isn't free. If you are betting $15 pass, $15 don't pass, 35 times out of 36 it is a wash and you break even. 1 time out of 36 you lose $15.
It's all just hearsay, I'm just thinking out loud.