Wednesday, February 13, 2008

The Secrets of the Hard Ways

Pssst...! Wanna cognize a secret?

How about the secrets of difficult manner betting?

Most crapshooters cognize that the difficult ways have got high payoffs - the six or eight pays 9:1 and the four or 10 pays 7:1. But difficult manner Numbers (4, 6, 8 & 10) only pay off when two indistinguishable Numbers are rolled. This agency you will lone win if 2&2, 3&3, 4&4, or 5&5 are rolled.

The 1&1 (2) or 6&6 (12) make not number as a difficult way, because that is the only manner they can roll.

If you wager on a difficult six, you only win if the combination is 3 & 3. You lose if the combination is 4 & 2, 5 & 1, 2 & 4, and 1 & 5. On a difficult eight, you only win if the axial rotation is 4 & 4. You lose if it is 2 & 6, 3 & 5, 5 & 3 and 6 & 2. So of the five ways to do a six or eight, four are soft ways and only one is hard. The difficult four must revolve 2 & 2 to win. You lose on a 1 & 3 or 3 & 1. The difficult 10 must revolve 5 & 5. You lose on a 4 & 6 or a 6 & 4. So of the three ways to do a 4 or 10, two are soft and only one is hard.

Wanna cognize how snake eyes professionals do money on difficult manner bets?

Let’s happen out!

The true likelihood of the difficult 6/8 are 10:1 but the payoff is only 9:1, giving the casino a 9% edge. And the true likelihood on the 4/10 are 8:1 but the payoff is only 7:1, giving the casino a 11% edge. But, since the difficult 6/8 axial rotations once and the difficult 4/10 also revolves once, why are the likelihood different? And if each difficult figure axial rotations the same amount (one in 36) as the 2 and 12, why aren’t the likelihood identical? The payoff for the 2/12 is 30:1. Why don’t the difficult ways pay higher?

When you place a stake for the 2/12, it is a 1 axial rotation bet. If any figure other the 2/12 rolls, you lose. Their true likelihood are 35:1, as they each should look only once in 36 rolls. The difficult manner bets, however, stay up if anything other than a seven or an easy manner rolls. Even though a difficult figure should revolve once in 36 rolls, it remains up more than often than the 2/12, which is why the payoff is lower.

Since difficult ways remain up until they are hit or lose, it is easy to start a patterned advance with them - just wager $1 each on the difficult four, ten, six and eight - a sum of lone $4 to start out. These difficult Numbers each should revolve once in 36 rolls. If there is a long time between fantan you could win $7 + $7 + $9 +$9 or $32 for a $4 investment.

If the seven (or the soft number) axial rotations you would increase your stake by $1 and set it back up. So you might have got different stakes on different numbers. You should also have got a 30% win end and loss bounds for this difficult manner method. If you purchase in for $500 you would discontinue if you win or lose approximately $150.

Some crapshooters seek to minimise their losings by calling stakes “off” when 6 axial rotations travel by to assist minimise sevens. The stakes are also off on the come up out when everyone is rooting for a seven.

Next time you play, give this difficult manner patterned advance a try!

Pssst...! Now you cognize the secrets of difficult manner betting!

(c) 2005 by Larry Edell


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