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<br>The craps table is undeniably the most intimidating, visually complex game on the entire casino floor.<br> |
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<br>This secret wager is universally known among veteran players as the "Free Odds" bet, or simply "Taking the Odds."<br> |
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The Mathematics of Free Odds |
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<br>For example, if the true odds of winning are 2 to 1, the casino will only pay you 1.5 to 1, keeping the difference as their guaranteed profit.<br> |
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<br>It is the only time in your life you will ever engage in a perfectly fair, 50/50 mathematical coin flip against a multi-billion dollar casino corporation.<br> |
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The Free Odds bet has an exact mathematical house edge of 0.00%It is the absolute fairest, most mathematically perfect bet available in any casinoCasinos never advertise this bet because they make absolutely zero money on it |
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Where to Put Your Chips |
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<br>There is no clearly marked box labeled "Odds"; you must know exactly where to place your chips to execute the bet.<br> |
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<br>Once the Point is established, you simply take your extra chips and place them on the blank felt directly behind your original Pass Line bet.<br> |
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Understanding Maximum Odds Limits |
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<br>This simply means you can bet 3 times your Pass Line bet if the Point is 4 or 10, 4 times if the Point is 5 or 9, and 5 times if the Point is 6 or 8.<br> |
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<br>For example, if you bet $10 on the Pass Line, and the Point becomes an 8, you can place a maximum of $50 in Free Odds behind it.<br> |
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The Point NumberTrue Mathematical OddsPayout for Free Odds Bet4 or 102 to 1Pays $2 for every $1 bet5 or 93 to 2Pays $3 for every $2 bet |
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<br>By keeping your Pass Line bet small and aggressively maximizing your Odds bet, you reduce the [casino](https://www.postajob.co.uk/employer/gametwistgr/)'s overall advantage to nearly zero.<br> |
