The following bet, in the event of a loss, would need to be something like $96 on the Place Six and Place Eight (which would win $112, if successful), you would need to bet $112 on the Field, of course, and $80 on Place Five.Īnother loss would be a loss of $384 combined with the $112 you've already lost, for a total loss of $496.Īt this point, you would bet $496 on the Field, $426 on the Place Six and Place Eight and $355 on Place Five.Ī loss on this level would be of $1703 for a total loss of $2,199. What that means is your next Progression bet would be a total of $90 which would be a total loss of $112 on a second consecutive Seven. If your intention is to recover all $22 on the very next roll, (by winning that amount or greater) then you would need to bet $22 on the Field, probably $24 on the Place 6 and Place 8 (unless the House had $0.50 chips, then you could bet $21) and you would need to bet $20 on the Place 5, I believe. How would your Progression work? Are you planning to attempt to recover all losses on the very next roll and bet accordingly?

You have to bet more than you are comfortable with aka 'scared money' which it seems always loses. If you want to win big, you must bet big. The bet you describe above won't excite anyone and thus the luster and glamor of it all is also lost. In both cases you have enough money to enjoy your winnings. Or, you get serious and bet the don't pass in larger amounts, laying single odds. The problem I've found with craps is you either bet the pass line, take odds, and place several numbers pressing as you go. What do you think about this combined with progressive betting to recover losses?

This bet is meant to generate a profit of $2 to $15, depending on field payouts for 2 and 12, each roll if you land on any number except for 7, in which case you would lose all $22.

What is your guys opinion on betting, for example, $5 placed on 5, $6 placed on 6, $6 placed on 8, and $5 bet on the field.

Pressing craps bets