Craps Horn High Yo Payout
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Here is an overview of craps bets with medium odds that you can make. Have a 16.7% chance of winning an Any 7 bet, with a payout of 4/1. This gives the house a substantial edge of 16.9%. This is quite high compared to some of the bets we’ve seen above, yet still a solid choice if you’re chasing more slightly more daring bets.DetailsTitleDescriptionTotal CardsSubjectLevelCreatedClick here to study/print these flashcards. Create your own flash cards! Sign up here. Additional Other Flashcards
*Horn High Yo: 11에 $2를, 나머지 숫자 (2, 3, 12)엔 $1씩 거는 방법 여기에 추가로 Whirl bet 또는 World bet 라고 불리는 베팅이 있는데 이것은 기본 Horn bet(2, 3, 11, 12)에다가 Any Seven 베팅을 추가한 것이다.
*Hi-Lo-Yo: A one roll bet on 2,12 & 11. Hop bet: A bet that the next roll will result in one particular combination of the dice, such as; 3-5. 2-2, 3-3, 4-4 etc. Horn bet: A bet that the next roll will be 2, 3, 11, or 12, made in multiples of 4, with one unit on each of the numbers.
*Take the 5 or 9 on the craps table. It is similar to figuring out 15% at a restaurant. In craps, the odds on 5 or 9 pay 3 to 2. Whatever the odds placed, divide it by 2, and add that to the original number. So $24 odds pays $12 + $24 = $36. Figuring out place bets on the 4 or 10 at 9 to 5 odds is not that hard. Multiply by 2 and subtract 20%.
*The amount of money you place doesn’t figure into the odds, but it does figure into the Craps payout. Craps Payout: For a 1/1 payout, if you bet $5 and win, you only get $5 on top of the $5 you bet. House Edge%: This percentage shows how much of a percent over the 50% (even odds) that the House holds. Basically this% represents the.Cards Return to Set DetailsTerm
The following terms will be used with these cards/
The bet = the whole amount bet.
The actual bet = the amount bet on the winning numberDefinition
Example: A horn bet has $1 each bet on the 2, 3, 11, and 12.
A horn high bet is $1 each bet on 3 of the above numbers and $2 bet on the fourth.Term
Horn Bet
3 or 11 HitDefinition
3 x the betTerm
Horn Bet
2 or 12 HitDefinition
7 X the bet minus 1/4 the betTerm
Horn High 2
2 HitsDefinition11 X the bet plus the actual betTerm
Horn High 2
12 HitsDefinition
5 x the bet plus the actual betTerm
Horn High 2
3 or 11 HitsDefinition
2 X the bet plus the actual betTerm
Horn High 3
3 HitsDefinition
5 X the bet plus the actual betTerm
Horn High 3
11 HitsDefinition2 X the bet plus the actual betTerm
Horn High 3
2 or 12 HitsDefinition
5 x the bet plus the actual betTerm
Horn High 11
11 HitsDefinition
5 X the bet plus the actual betTerm
Horn High 11
3 HitsDefinition
2 X the bet plus the actual betTerm
Horn High 11
2 or 12 hitsDefinition
5 X the bet plus the actual betTerm
Horn High 12
12 HitsDefinition
11 X the bet plus the actual betTerm
Horn High 12
2 HitsDefinition
5 X the bet plus the actual betTerm
Horn High 12
3 or 11 hitDefinition
2 X the bet plus the actual betTerm
3 Way Craps
2 or 12 hits
(High Side)Definition
9 X the bet plus the actual betTerm
3 Way Craps
Ace/Deuce Hits
(Low Side)Definition
4 X the bet plus the actual betTerm
2 Way Craps
3 Hits
(Low Side)Definition
7 X the betTerm
2 Way Craps
2 or 12 Hits
(High Side)Definition
Double the bet X 7
plus half the betTerm
Hopping Bet
Two Ways to WinDefinition
15 : 1Term
Hopping Bet
One Way to WinDefinition
30 : 1Term
Whirl (World) Bet
7 HitsDefinition
PushTerm
Whirl (World) Bet
3 or 11 Hit
(Low Side)Definition
2 X the bet plus the actual betTerm
Whirl (World) Bet
2 or 12 Hits
(High Side)Definition
5 X the bet plus the actual betTerm
Big Red
(7)Definition
4 : 1Term
Any Craps
(2, 3, 12)Definition
7 : 1Term
Hard Ways
2 and 10Definition
7 : 1Term
Hard Ways
4 and 8Definition
9 : 1Term
2
(Snake Eyes)Definition
30 : 1Term
3
(Ace / Deuce)Definition
15 : 1Term
(12)
BoxcarsDefinition
30 : 1Term
C & E
11 (YO) HITSDefinition
7 x the whole betTerm
Pass Line Bet
4 or 10 with oddsDefinition
Odds Bet pays
2 : 1Term
Pass Line Bet
5 or 9 with
oddsDefinition
Odds Bet pays
3 : 2 Term
Pass Line Bet
6 or 8 with
oddsDefinition
Odds Bet pays
6 : 5Term
Come BetsDefinitionCome bet and Pass line odds are the sameTerm
Field Bets
3, 4, 9, 10, and 11Definition
Even MoneyTerm
Field Bets
2 and 12Definition
Double the betTerm
Place Bet
4 and 10Definition
9 : 5
(May Pay a 5% vig
for 2 : 1 pay out)Term
Place Bet
5 and 9Definition
7 : 5Term
Place Bet
6 and 8Definition
7 : 6Term
Buy Bet
4 and 10Definition
2 : 1
Must pay 5% Vig on the wagerTerm
Buy Bet
5 and 9Definition
3 : 2
Must pay 5% Vig on the wagerTerm
Buy Bet
6 and 8Definition
6 : 5
Must pay 5% Vig on the wagerTerm
Don’t Pass Line
4 and 10
Laying OddsDefinition
Laid Odds
Pay 1 : 2Term
Don’t Pass Line
5 and 9
Laying OddsDefinition
Laid odds pay
2 : 3Term
Don’t Pass Line
6 and 8
Laying OddsDefinition
Laid Odds Pay
5 : 6Term
Lay Bet
4 and 10Definition
1 : 2
5% vig charged on the amount wonTerm
Lay Bet
5 and 9Definition
2 : 3
5% vig charged on the amount wonTerm
Lay Bet
6 and 8Definition
5 : 6
5% vig charged on the amount wonTerm
6 / 8
(Big 6 / Big 8)Definition
Even Money
(Bet stays up until 7 rolls)Term
11
(Yo)Definition15 : 1
Thread Rating: james121515When you a horn high bet that is in increments of $5, is the amount that goes on the ’high’ number always $1? Or is always For example, if you do a $25 horn hi yo, is it $6 on the 2, $6on the 3, $6 on 12, and $7 on yo? Or is it $5 on 2, $5 on 3, $5 on 12, and $10 on yo?WongBoMost common if the number is divisible by five, would be to have three equal bets and one doubled up.In your example it would be placed as $5 on each. With $10 on the high.Unless you specified it the other way, which would really be a ball busting move which they would try to discourage.7craps
Most common if the number is divisible by five, would be to have three equal bets and one doubled up.I have never seen a casino allow a horn high that was not divisible by 5.It keeps the math simple just as WongBo showed.The high is always doubled up. Craps Horn High Yo Payout 2019Just divide the bet by 5 to get the unit bet for each numberA few examples:$35 HH3 35/5 = 73 has $14 and other 3 bets $7 $55 HH11Craps Horn High Yo Payout Chart55/5 = 1111 has $22 and other 3 bets $11 $500 HH12500/5 = 10012 has $200 and other 3 bets $100 In my dice dealing days, I have booked all these bets and have paid them all.The $500 bet hit with a 12 and the high roller was a stiff, never toked.winsome johnny (not Win some johnny)Ayecarumba
When you a horn high bet that is in increments of $5, is the amount that goes on the ’high’ number always $1? Or is always For example, if you do a $25 horn hi yo, is it $6 on the 2, $6on the 3, $6 on 12, and $7 on yo? Or is it $5 on 2, $5 on 3, $5 on 12, and $10 on yo?I typically see it by default as four even bets and the smallest odd left over as the ’high’ (e.g. $10 Horn High as 2,2,2,4), but I have also seen it both ways when the chips move from blue to red. The stick will usually ask if the bet gets that big.Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication - Leonardo da Vincijames121515So, in general, if you do a horn high N bet of amount K, and N hits, it pays 30*2(K/5) - 3(K/5) for N = 2, 12 and 15*2(K/5) - 3(K/5) for N = 3, 11. So, $45 horn hi ace-deuce would pay $243 if it hits, because you have $18 on the 3 and $9 on the other numbers. It would NOT pay $147, which is what I previously thought (i.e. having $11 on 2, 11, 12 and $12 on 3). Right?guido111
For example, if you do a $25 horn hi yo, is it $6 on the 2, $6on the 3, $6 on 12, and $7 on yo? Or is it $5 on 2, $5 on 3, $5 on 12, and $10 on yo?The second one is the proper bet that I have seen.But one can bet exactly how you have divided up the $25 in your first example. The stick would just place each amount on each number.Years ago in Tunica, I watched a dealer place a $25 horn high 11 by putting $5 on the 2, 3 and 12 and $10 on the 11.The bet lost and no one said anything about it. Seemed to me to be a lot of extra work for the dealer.7craps
So, in general, if you do a horn high N bet of amount K, and N hits, it pays 30*2(K/5) - 3(K/5) for N = 2, 12 and 15*2(K/5) - 3(K/5) for N = 3, 11. So, $45 horn hi ace-deuce would pay $243 if it hits, because you have $18 on the 3 and $9 on the other numbers. It would NOT pay $147, which is what I previously thought (i.e. having $11 on 2, 11, 12 and $12 on 3). Right?Looks good.The $243 assumes the player wants the same bet. Most times, at that bet amount, the player wants to bet more and maybe even change the high number.Or he could just ask for the bet to come down. That would be the same total payoff ($18*15) plus the winning part of the bet ($18) and down.I saw one lucky player hit and press the horn high 4 times in a row to the table max. On the 3rd hit of HHYo, he then pressed the HHYo and put $100 on the Yo. Of course it hit and the TABLE WENT NUTS! The suits were sweating the money.winsome johnny (not Win some johnny)james121515
But one can bet exactly how you have divided up the $25 in your first example. The stick would just place each amount on each number.Years ago in Tunica, I watched a dealer place a $25 horn high 11 by putting $5 on the 2, 3 and 12 and $10 on the 11.The bet lost and no one said anything about it. Seemed to me to be a lot of extra work for the dealer.Wait, so in your opinion it was unusual that the dealer did that? I thought you said that was the proper way. So are you sayig you would have expected him to have done $8 on 2, 3, 12 and $11 on 11? To me the math seems so much harder if you do it that way. For example, $35 horn hi aces doing it that way. Just to figure out how much goes on each number you would have to compute(35 - 35 mod 4)/4 = 8 for each of the ’low’ numbers, and then 8 + 35 mod 4 = 11 for the high number. Actually computing the payoff would be even harder.james121515
I saw one lucky player hit and press the horn high 4 times in a row to the table max. On the 3rd hit of HHYo, he then pressed the HHYo and put $100 on the Yo. Of course it hit and the TABLE WENT NUTS! The suits were sweating the money.Awesome thanks for your help! About the suits sweating the money, I just don’t get it. I mean come on, really? I’ve been playing craps for about 4 years now, and the hottest roll I’ve been a part of was two weeks ago. My brother and I were playing, and next to us was this drunk guy with about $400 in his rail and buys a $3500 marker. He starts betting $25 on the line with $500 odds, and two come bets. All of sudden, this one guy gets the dice and starts to roll. The guy next to me has bases loaded with $25 come bets with $1000 odds on each number. While I’m happy with all my ’$28 same bet please’ rolling in, the guy next to me is going ’off and on for $2025, off and on for $1225, off and on for $1525 etc. etc.’ every roll for the next 30 mins or so. He did a 5 way hard 10 and 4 (him, shooter, me, my bro, and the dealers), which he parlayed. Next thing I know I’m up $1000, he’s up almost $90,000! The supervisor was standing behind the boxman and she looked like her head was about to explode. Her face was turning red and she was visibly having a nervous breakdown. I just don’t understand why they care so much? It’s not like it’s their money, and it’s not like a portion of the casino’s losses at that one table are going to come out of her paycheck. And it’s not like the casino isn’t going to make that back. In fact, I’m sure some other guy LOST just as much if not more at a Blackjack table that day.guido111Quote:
But one can bet exactly how you have divided up the $25 in your first example. The stick would just place each amount on each number.Years ago in Tunica, I watched a dealer place a $25 horn high 11 by putting $5 on the 2, 3 and 12 and $10 on the 11.The bet lost and no one said anything about it. Seemed to me to be a lot of extra work for the dealer.Wait, so in your opinion it was unusual that the dealer did that? I thought you said that was the proper way. So are you sayig you would have expected him to have done $8 on 2, 3, 12 and $11 on 11? To me the math seems so much harder if you do it that way. For example, $35 horn hi aces doing it that way. Just to figure out how much goes on each number you would have to compute(35 - 35 mod 4)/4 = 8 for each of the ’low’ numbers, and then 8 + 35 mod 4 = 11 for the high number. Actually computing the payoff would be even harder.Most layouts that I have seen have boxes for the 4 horn high bets.He did not use the box for the horn high 11. It would have been so much easier to put the $25 there instead of what he did. And most dealers do it that way.
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Here is an overview of craps bets with medium odds that you can make. Have a 16.7% chance of winning an Any 7 bet, with a payout of 4/1. This gives the house a substantial edge of 16.9%. This is quite high compared to some of the bets we’ve seen above, yet still a solid choice if you’re chasing more slightly more daring bets.DetailsTitleDescriptionTotal CardsSubjectLevelCreatedClick here to study/print these flashcards. Create your own flash cards! Sign up here. Additional Other Flashcards
*Horn High Yo: 11에 $2를, 나머지 숫자 (2, 3, 12)엔 $1씩 거는 방법 여기에 추가로 Whirl bet 또는 World bet 라고 불리는 베팅이 있는데 이것은 기본 Horn bet(2, 3, 11, 12)에다가 Any Seven 베팅을 추가한 것이다.
*Hi-Lo-Yo: A one roll bet on 2,12 & 11. Hop bet: A bet that the next roll will result in one particular combination of the dice, such as; 3-5. 2-2, 3-3, 4-4 etc. Horn bet: A bet that the next roll will be 2, 3, 11, or 12, made in multiples of 4, with one unit on each of the numbers.
*Take the 5 or 9 on the craps table. It is similar to figuring out 15% at a restaurant. In craps, the odds on 5 or 9 pay 3 to 2. Whatever the odds placed, divide it by 2, and add that to the original number. So $24 odds pays $12 + $24 = $36. Figuring out place bets on the 4 or 10 at 9 to 5 odds is not that hard. Multiply by 2 and subtract 20%.
*The amount of money you place doesn’t figure into the odds, but it does figure into the Craps payout. Craps Payout: For a 1/1 payout, if you bet $5 and win, you only get $5 on top of the $5 you bet. House Edge%: This percentage shows how much of a percent over the 50% (even odds) that the House holds. Basically this% represents the.Cards Return to Set DetailsTerm
The following terms will be used with these cards/
The bet = the whole amount bet.
The actual bet = the amount bet on the winning numberDefinition
Example: A horn bet has $1 each bet on the 2, 3, 11, and 12.
A horn high bet is $1 each bet on 3 of the above numbers and $2 bet on the fourth.Term
Horn Bet
3 or 11 HitDefinition
3 x the betTerm
Horn Bet
2 or 12 HitDefinition
7 X the bet minus 1/4 the betTerm
Horn High 2
2 HitsDefinition11 X the bet plus the actual betTerm
Horn High 2
12 HitsDefinition
5 x the bet plus the actual betTerm
Horn High 2
3 or 11 HitsDefinition
2 X the bet plus the actual betTerm
Horn High 3
3 HitsDefinition
5 X the bet plus the actual betTerm
Horn High 3
11 HitsDefinition2 X the bet plus the actual betTerm
Horn High 3
2 or 12 HitsDefinition
5 x the bet plus the actual betTerm
Horn High 11
11 HitsDefinition
5 X the bet plus the actual betTerm
Horn High 11
3 HitsDefinition
2 X the bet plus the actual betTerm
Horn High 11
2 or 12 hitsDefinition
5 X the bet plus the actual betTerm
Horn High 12
12 HitsDefinition
11 X the bet plus the actual betTerm
Horn High 12
2 HitsDefinition
5 X the bet plus the actual betTerm
Horn High 12
3 or 11 hitDefinition
2 X the bet plus the actual betTerm
3 Way Craps
2 or 12 hits
(High Side)Definition
9 X the bet plus the actual betTerm
3 Way Craps
Ace/Deuce Hits
(Low Side)Definition
4 X the bet plus the actual betTerm
2 Way Craps
3 Hits
(Low Side)Definition
7 X the betTerm
2 Way Craps
2 or 12 Hits
(High Side)Definition
Double the bet X 7
plus half the betTerm
Hopping Bet
Two Ways to WinDefinition
15 : 1Term
Hopping Bet
One Way to WinDefinition
30 : 1Term
Whirl (World) Bet
7 HitsDefinition
PushTerm
Whirl (World) Bet
3 or 11 Hit
(Low Side)Definition
2 X the bet plus the actual betTerm
Whirl (World) Bet
2 or 12 Hits
(High Side)Definition
5 X the bet plus the actual betTerm
Big Red
(7)Definition
4 : 1Term
Any Craps
(2, 3, 12)Definition
7 : 1Term
Hard Ways
2 and 10Definition
7 : 1Term
Hard Ways
4 and 8Definition
9 : 1Term
2
(Snake Eyes)Definition
30 : 1Term
3
(Ace / Deuce)Definition
15 : 1Term
(12)
BoxcarsDefinition
30 : 1Term
C & E
11 (YO) HITSDefinition
7 x the whole betTerm
Pass Line Bet
4 or 10 with oddsDefinition
Odds Bet pays
2 : 1Term
Pass Line Bet
5 or 9 with
oddsDefinition
Odds Bet pays
3 : 2 Term
Pass Line Bet
6 or 8 with
oddsDefinition
Odds Bet pays
6 : 5Term
Come BetsDefinitionCome bet and Pass line odds are the sameTerm
Field Bets
3, 4, 9, 10, and 11Definition
Even MoneyTerm
Field Bets
2 and 12Definition
Double the betTerm
Place Bet
4 and 10Definition
9 : 5
(May Pay a 5% vig
for 2 : 1 pay out)Term
Place Bet
5 and 9Definition
7 : 5Term
Place Bet
6 and 8Definition
7 : 6Term
Buy Bet
4 and 10Definition
2 : 1
Must pay 5% Vig on the wagerTerm
Buy Bet
5 and 9Definition
3 : 2
Must pay 5% Vig on the wagerTerm
Buy Bet
6 and 8Definition
6 : 5
Must pay 5% Vig on the wagerTerm
Don’t Pass Line
4 and 10
Laying OddsDefinition
Laid Odds
Pay 1 : 2Term
Don’t Pass Line
5 and 9
Laying OddsDefinition
Laid odds pay
2 : 3Term
Don’t Pass Line
6 and 8
Laying OddsDefinition
Laid Odds Pay
5 : 6Term
Lay Bet
4 and 10Definition
1 : 2
5% vig charged on the amount wonTerm
Lay Bet
5 and 9Definition
2 : 3
5% vig charged on the amount wonTerm
Lay Bet
6 and 8Definition
5 : 6
5% vig charged on the amount wonTerm
6 / 8
(Big 6 / Big 8)Definition
Even Money
(Bet stays up until 7 rolls)Term
11
(Yo)Definition15 : 1
Thread Rating: james121515When you a horn high bet that is in increments of $5, is the amount that goes on the ’high’ number always $1? Or is always For example, if you do a $25 horn hi yo, is it $6 on the 2, $6on the 3, $6 on 12, and $7 on yo? Or is it $5 on 2, $5 on 3, $5 on 12, and $10 on yo?WongBoMost common if the number is divisible by five, would be to have three equal bets and one doubled up.In your example it would be placed as $5 on each. With $10 on the high.Unless you specified it the other way, which would really be a ball busting move which they would try to discourage.7craps
Most common if the number is divisible by five, would be to have three equal bets and one doubled up.I have never seen a casino allow a horn high that was not divisible by 5.It keeps the math simple just as WongBo showed.The high is always doubled up. Craps Horn High Yo Payout 2019Just divide the bet by 5 to get the unit bet for each numberA few examples:$35 HH3 35/5 = 73 has $14 and other 3 bets $7 $55 HH11Craps Horn High Yo Payout Chart55/5 = 1111 has $22 and other 3 bets $11 $500 HH12500/5 = 10012 has $200 and other 3 bets $100 In my dice dealing days, I have booked all these bets and have paid them all.The $500 bet hit with a 12 and the high roller was a stiff, never toked.winsome johnny (not Win some johnny)Ayecarumba
When you a horn high bet that is in increments of $5, is the amount that goes on the ’high’ number always $1? Or is always For example, if you do a $25 horn hi yo, is it $6 on the 2, $6on the 3, $6 on 12, and $7 on yo? Or is it $5 on 2, $5 on 3, $5 on 12, and $10 on yo?I typically see it by default as four even bets and the smallest odd left over as the ’high’ (e.g. $10 Horn High as 2,2,2,4), but I have also seen it both ways when the chips move from blue to red. The stick will usually ask if the bet gets that big.Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication - Leonardo da Vincijames121515So, in general, if you do a horn high N bet of amount K, and N hits, it pays 30*2(K/5) - 3(K/5) for N = 2, 12 and 15*2(K/5) - 3(K/5) for N = 3, 11. So, $45 horn hi ace-deuce would pay $243 if it hits, because you have $18 on the 3 and $9 on the other numbers. It would NOT pay $147, which is what I previously thought (i.e. having $11 on 2, 11, 12 and $12 on 3). Right?guido111
For example, if you do a $25 horn hi yo, is it $6 on the 2, $6on the 3, $6 on 12, and $7 on yo? Or is it $5 on 2, $5 on 3, $5 on 12, and $10 on yo?The second one is the proper bet that I have seen.But one can bet exactly how you have divided up the $25 in your first example. The stick would just place each amount on each number.Years ago in Tunica, I watched a dealer place a $25 horn high 11 by putting $5 on the 2, 3 and 12 and $10 on the 11.The bet lost and no one said anything about it. Seemed to me to be a lot of extra work for the dealer.7craps
So, in general, if you do a horn high N bet of amount K, and N hits, it pays 30*2(K/5) - 3(K/5) for N = 2, 12 and 15*2(K/5) - 3(K/5) for N = 3, 11. So, $45 horn hi ace-deuce would pay $243 if it hits, because you have $18 on the 3 and $9 on the other numbers. It would NOT pay $147, which is what I previously thought (i.e. having $11 on 2, 11, 12 and $12 on 3). Right?Looks good.The $243 assumes the player wants the same bet. Most times, at that bet amount, the player wants to bet more and maybe even change the high number.Or he could just ask for the bet to come down. That would be the same total payoff ($18*15) plus the winning part of the bet ($18) and down.I saw one lucky player hit and press the horn high 4 times in a row to the table max. On the 3rd hit of HHYo, he then pressed the HHYo and put $100 on the Yo. Of course it hit and the TABLE WENT NUTS! The suits were sweating the money.winsome johnny (not Win some johnny)james121515
But one can bet exactly how you have divided up the $25 in your first example. The stick would just place each amount on each number.Years ago in Tunica, I watched a dealer place a $25 horn high 11 by putting $5 on the 2, 3 and 12 and $10 on the 11.The bet lost and no one said anything about it. Seemed to me to be a lot of extra work for the dealer.Wait, so in your opinion it was unusual that the dealer did that? I thought you said that was the proper way. So are you sayig you would have expected him to have done $8 on 2, 3, 12 and $11 on 11? To me the math seems so much harder if you do it that way. For example, $35 horn hi aces doing it that way. Just to figure out how much goes on each number you would have to compute(35 - 35 mod 4)/4 = 8 for each of the ’low’ numbers, and then 8 + 35 mod 4 = 11 for the high number. Actually computing the payoff would be even harder.james121515
I saw one lucky player hit and press the horn high 4 times in a row to the table max. On the 3rd hit of HHYo, he then pressed the HHYo and put $100 on the Yo. Of course it hit and the TABLE WENT NUTS! The suits were sweating the money.Awesome thanks for your help! About the suits sweating the money, I just don’t get it. I mean come on, really? I’ve been playing craps for about 4 years now, and the hottest roll I’ve been a part of was two weeks ago. My brother and I were playing, and next to us was this drunk guy with about $400 in his rail and buys a $3500 marker. He starts betting $25 on the line with $500 odds, and two come bets. All of sudden, this one guy gets the dice and starts to roll. The guy next to me has bases loaded with $25 come bets with $1000 odds on each number. While I’m happy with all my ’$28 same bet please’ rolling in, the guy next to me is going ’off and on for $2025, off and on for $1225, off and on for $1525 etc. etc.’ every roll for the next 30 mins or so. He did a 5 way hard 10 and 4 (him, shooter, me, my bro, and the dealers), which he parlayed. Next thing I know I’m up $1000, he’s up almost $90,000! The supervisor was standing behind the boxman and she looked like her head was about to explode. Her face was turning red and she was visibly having a nervous breakdown. I just don’t understand why they care so much? It’s not like it’s their money, and it’s not like a portion of the casino’s losses at that one table are going to come out of her paycheck. And it’s not like the casino isn’t going to make that back. In fact, I’m sure some other guy LOST just as much if not more at a Blackjack table that day.guido111Quote:
But one can bet exactly how you have divided up the $25 in your first example. The stick would just place each amount on each number.Years ago in Tunica, I watched a dealer place a $25 horn high 11 by putting $5 on the 2, 3 and 12 and $10 on the 11.The bet lost and no one said anything about it. Seemed to me to be a lot of extra work for the dealer.Wait, so in your opinion it was unusual that the dealer did that? I thought you said that was the proper way. So are you sayig you would have expected him to have done $8 on 2, 3, 12 and $11 on 11? To me the math seems so much harder if you do it that way. For example, $35 horn hi aces doing it that way. Just to figure out how much goes on each number you would have to compute(35 - 35 mod 4)/4 = 8 for each of the ’low’ numbers, and then 8 + 35 mod 4 = 11 for the high number. Actually computing the payoff would be even harder.Most layouts that I have seen have boxes for the 4 horn high bets.He did not use the box for the horn high 11. It would have been so much easier to put the $25 there instead of what he did. And most dealers do it that way.
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