#Anyone else spamsieve crap out few days full

hit an eight? bring it to $12, keep $1 (reducing initial risk from $18 to $17).

hit a six again? place the 4 for $5, keep $2 (reducing initial risk from $20 to $18), at this point all the place bets are set.

hit a six? place the 10 for $5, keep $2 (reducing initial risk from $22 to $20).

This is how it looks in action, for example, on a $5 table: 2) I want to minimize the losses incurred by shooters that are not hot shooters. 1) I make sure it is easier to calculate the payout amount. So, why these increments, and no power presses. For a hot shooter, this difference won't matter.

My strategy is to place all the numbers cheaply, and let a hot shooter take me to $1k+ on each place bet. Sometimes, the ATS bails me out, but I usually depend on the spread-press. Two or three good shooters each with 1+ hour rolls would make $25k from a $300-1000 buy-in easy. I hope for one good shooter to make back the weekend's losses and bring me to winning at least $10k for the weekend. I try to last all weekend, and I try to keep losses to below $3000 per weekend.

I now average about $10, but will periodically do $25, 50, or 100. I've gotten better about squirreling money away, usually by having friends Zelle money into my bank account while I hand them cash so they can continue gaming. Maybe, I will lose $3k over three weekends in a row. Many times I lose it all back and more before the weekend is over. Or, $300 goes to $10k and falls back to $6k. Many times I did not leave the table, so the $20k drops to $12k. I've gotten to $20k multiple times in the last 52 weeks starting with $500 on average. But after seeing what I could have won if I had just kept the place bets on, and considering Patricia Demauro, I now keep my place bets on (except for the come out roll this is superstition more than anything as I do not want a 7 to come out to knock out my ATS bet). I used to turn my place bets off, or take them down, especially when cocktails or fills came in, or the dice fell off the table. So, I went back from being a don't player to being a spread-press player. Imagine what would have happened, if people kept their place bets working as much as possible, and they pressed to table max. I figure, a lot of people couldn't believe what they were seeing, so they turned their place bets off or took them down, only to start again with minimal place bets. I read an article about Patricia Demauro, and I wondered why she or anyone else on her table didn't leave the table with millions.

I could be winning on the dark side for a whole weekend which was great for all the cocktails I got, but it only takes one shooter and a hot streak to take it all. Then a couple of place bets with the line bet and odds, but never pressing. I started with the basic line bet and odds. Been up max on 6 and 8 a fair few times too. My best was getting to $1k max on the 10 and 4 and having the shooter hit them about 6 more times before finally seven outing. No shade to grinders or people who have a certain strategy. Just hoping to hear other stories of people who go for the big, big hits.

I'll also parlay my first 2 hardway hits in hopes of the big payouts. I've only successfully won big twice($10,000 or more including hitting the ATS) but it's a real rush watching your place bets stack up and getting the big chips as payouts when you can't press anymore.

#Anyone else spamsieve crap out few days full

I'll do insides and hardways and full press the insides til about the $300 mark, collect once, and then full press to table max ($1000 is table max at Choctaw where I usually go). I would say I'm fortunate with a well paying job so I can usually drop 2k-4k on a casino session (I play just about everything including slots hence the name) and will usually do $1000 on a $15 table. I'm aware of house edge and such and how bad the center bets are, etc but does anyone else play for the big wins? I browse the subreddit occasionally and do see some big ups here and there and it's fun reading the winning stories but it seems like many people go for the safe/low volatility/grinder type of strategy.