The Tricks of Calculating Wagering

by Larry on April 6th, 2010

Over time, a master hurler develops what’s recognized as a personal roll. The easiest way to recognize this is to observe what the tosser is wagering on. He’ll most likely place a pass line wager and then also purchase some numbers, like perhaps the 4 and 10. He has to place a pass line bet to shoot, but the four and ten purchase bet is a bit unusual, so they might have a signature. It would be best if you followed his lead and bet in the same manner he/she does.

Obviously though, he/she will toss a 7 sooner or later and you can not leave all of your $$$$$ on the table forever, so you need to have a good regression strategy. The simplest one to employ is to start out at your highest wager, and purchase the same 2 numbers the shooter does. Then, just regress the numbers by one unit after every win until you are at the table minimum.

Now let’s say the four hits and you capture $116. Leave the $58 on the 10 and pull back the four to $38, and request if you can purchase it for $38 and only pay one dollar take (five percent of thirty eight dollars is a buck ninety). If the 4 hits once again, you win $76. Keep it at $38 – you can’t pay less than $1 vigorish on a purchase wager and if they keep on letting you buy the four (and ten) for thirty eight dollars and just pay one dollar, then keep on betting.

Soon, if the 10 starts hitting you will have both the 4 and ten backed down to thirty eight dollars. Leave both bets on the table unless the player pulls their wagers down, or something bizarre takes place to wreck the shooter’s concentration. By regressing your buy wagers you’ll always have something on the table during a hot roll, and after the initial win, it is absolute profit

If you are an expert player yourself, bring your mate or buddy along, and the casino will permit him to take care of your bets while you’re concentrating on shooting.

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