Why do players hate my 'bet after a 7' bubble craps strategy?

FracturedSpear1

Hate me if you want, but my Bubble Craps strategy speaks for itself. While others cling to flawed methods, I’ve built a system that delivers consistent wins. Here’s how it works:

Phase One: Timing is Everything
The safest bet? Right after a seven is rolled. For three years, this timing has proven to be the most profitable. Place your bet, cash in, then pull back and wait for the next seven.

Think about iit: predicting sevens is a guessing game. This approach removes the uncertainty. Even if consecutive sevens happen (and they do), the math still favors you. A seven followed by another is rare. Do the math.

When you hit, take your profit and wait. If a streak of sevens hits, pause, let the table cycle, then restart. You’ll recover losses quickly. Stay disciplined, and this strategy works.

Phase Two: Riding the Wave
This phase kicks in naturally during Phase One. As you wait for sevens, you’ll spot the dice going cold—what I call a Tare. That’s your cue to place a few strategic bets, ride the wave for 4-5 hits, then pull back.

Phase Two only works if you’re disciplined enough to stick with Phase One. Patience and focus are key.

Phase Three: Hedging for Extra Profit (Optional)
For advanced players, I use a hedge strategy with Lay and Don’t Come bets.

Example: A $100 Don’t Come bet on 10 or 4? Hedge with a $51 buy bet. You’re left with $49 to bet risk-free. Any wins are pure profit until a seven or the point hits.

Same with 5 or 9: Hedge a $100 Don’t Come with a $70 buy bet, leaving $30 to bet freely.

I’m a pro at this—and poker. Follow my strategy, and your results will change.

Thanks for listening. Now go win.

TechSlyde

Let me set the record straight not hated, just misunderstood. 😉 Bubble craps isn’t easy, and I’ve seen only a handful of players who’ve cracked the code and actually turn a profit. More power to you.

WhiskeyShark91

Hey, let me tell you my approach. If I catch a horn, I’m all in on that horn bet. If I see a 7 pop up and then two more 7s, I start playing the 6 and 8 hard on the come out. And let me tell you, Phase 3? It’s a solid play, my friend.

NoodleNapalm

I get where you’re coming from with that strategy get in, get out, and timing is everything. But let me drop some stats knowledge. Here’s the thing: every roll is independent, no matter what just happened. Sure, looking back, those three straight 7s seem crazy rare (like 0.46% chance), but the odds of rolling a 7 after just rolling a 7? Still 1 in 6, baby. You just never know when it’ll hit.

I like to mix it up myself. Sometimes I lay the 10 and hedge the hard 10. I’ve seen some wild stuff, like back to back easy 10s (which, yeah, only a 0.3% chance), but it happens. It’s a risk I take to make 7 a neutral number and cash in bigger on the come out roll.

At the end of the day, every roll is a gamble, no matter how you play it. For me, managing risk as the rolls add up is the way to stay in the game and come out ahead. I’ve stopped trying to predict the big rolls and just play the averages. I figure most shooters won’t hold the dice for more than 99 throws. Sure, I miss out on some big wins, but slow and steady does it for me. Honestly, I love the game more than the money it brings in.

Thanks for the post and the chat. I see way too many people fight the dice and end up walking away frustrated or pissed. Glad to hear your strategy’s been paying off all these years well done!

Auroraeon8

Statistics, probability, odds here’s the truth: Each roll is clean, no memory of the last. A 7 comes up 1 in 6 times, every time. Same as flipping a coin: 50/50 odds, but the math gets cold when you push it. Eight heads in a row? That’s not 50/50 anymore. The numbers don’t care about your streak.