This is a little off topic but I had a Randies gone wild day in Kansas City on Saturday. Is the initial extra $2 towards the Horn really worth it over the long run? What if we don't see repeating Horn numbers?īy the same token, if we see repeating Horn numbers what are we losing?

The payouts on a $4 Horn exceeds the payout on the Any Craps (part of C&E) bet. Is this a valid method of betting the See a Horn, Bet a Horn strategy? I know it's still a grind down. Or, power press to a $16 Horn.ĭ) Continue partial pressing if the Horn numbers keep rolling. It to a $12 Horn, and rack the remaining. Grind down on the bankroll what if we change this betting method slightly by decreasing our initial exposure by 50%.ī) If a craps number is rolled, parlay the the bet to $8 and move it to the Horn.Ĭ) If an eleven is rolled, you can move $8 of the payout to the Horn, and add the difference to your rack.

My further analysis was to see how to minimize the exposure to the high edge (HA) this type of betting carries. So my question is a twofold :ġ) What is the probability of rolling two consecutive horn numbers?Ģ) What is the probability of rolling three consecutive horn numbers? Four? If the shooterĬontinues to roll horn numbers, continue to press the horn (doubling the initial bet) each time. Grafstein basically says wait until you see a horn bet rolled, then bet $1 each ($4) total on the horn. I did notice that Grafstein also embraces this betting method for those that have to have prop action. Know who is attributed the 'See a Horn, Bet a Horn' slogan whether correctly or not. As I continue to re-read Grafstein's Dice Doctor, I am finding a few topics to explore further.

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