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Mike_25
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On the come-out, you've just got a 7% shot to win by rolling 2 or 3. And if a point's set, you'll only win about 55% of the time by rolling 7 before the point. So the odds are stacked against you.
The payout's still even money, but since you'll lose more often, the house edge is higher than on the pass line. About 3-4% of the time, the house'll win and you'll lose.
So why play don't pass? You're betting against the shooter, winning when most of the table loses. It's more volatile, but when you do win, it's sweeter knowing you got one over on everyone else! If you've got the nerves and bankroll for it, don't pass can be an enjoyable high-risk bet. But know the odds ain't in your favor.
The payout's still even money, but since you'll lose more often, the house edge is higher than on the pass line. About 3-4% of the time, the house'll win and you'll lose.
So why play don't pass? You're betting against the shooter, winning when most of the table loses. It's more volatile, but when you do win, it's sweeter knowing you got one over on everyone else! If you've got the nerves and bankroll for it, don't pass can be an enjoyable high-risk bet. But know the odds ain't in your favor.
