Craps Don't Pass Odds-Bust or 1 Million

The Wizard of Odds showed in his betting systems article that on an even money met, when you have a 1% advantage with a 1000 bankroll you would win 1 million dollars 98% of the time before you went bust. If you were betting the don't come bet with 100x odds, so the house edge over you being .014% and a 10,000 dollar bank roll, what percentage of the time would you win 1 million before going bust?

I don't know, but there would be a percentage of the time that you would immediately drop below 10k and never get it back. It's not an even money bet now either. Note that with 100X odds a 10k bankroll is sufficient perhaps but not excessive, assuming you had a table with a $5 minimum. If up to a $10 min, 10k becomes questionable.

"never get it back" is also possible with even bets at a player advantage of course, but the animal you are describing does not sound like it would be a money machine to that level even for the Lucky. You can look at it like this: the free odds bet of, say, $505 a hand at a $5 table is action, on the greater portion, of a bet of $500 that in the long run you would break even on in theory. How is that going to get to $1 million unless you then risk all the winnings? I'm thinking a very lucky person would take a 10K bankroll to 50k or so, and those that merely double it to 20k are of course still lucky players. Someone putting $100 on the passline to start and betting the entire bankroll in the odds each time would at least have a gameplan that could get him there, but we can imagine what would happen to him.