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The key to this method is remembering to take your bets down when you win. It might be tempting to leave them up, but take them down anyway, even if you don't win anything and the shooter is throwing numbers. For this system to work you must stick to it, and make no other bets.
This is a good method to use on both land based and internet based casinos.
This system itself is simple. Just wait for a seven to roll and then a point of 4, 5, 9, or 10. Place bet the 6 and 8 for $30 each. When either number hits, take BOTH down and wait for another seven before you start betting again. And if the point is made, or five rolls go by, also take both bets down and wait for another seven out to roll before you make another bet.
The seven will roll six times every 36 rolls. The six and eight, five each. This means that you have an almost two-to-one chance of winning on the six or eight before the seven rolls. The combination of six and eight will roll ten times (in 36 rolls) compared to only six times for the seven. Actually that's 5-to-3 odds in your favor. You also actually decrease your chances of losing when you take your bets down after five rolls.
The big disadvantage to this system is that it's really boring. Most of the time you'll be waiting for the seven and the point of 4, 5, 9 or 10 so you can start betting. You'll be tempted to make other bets, but stick to the system if you want it to work.
Remember, just wait for a seven to roll and then a point of 4, 5, 9, or 10. Place bet the 6 and 8 for $30 each. When either number hits, take both of them down. Do not make a bet if the point is six or eight. Do not make any other wagers. Just be patient. Your time will come.
You can also make money by using $3 bets. In an hours time you should be ahead by at least $20 (Most craps players are behind after playing for an hour!) When you see how easy and profitable this method is you can increase your bets to $30 and really make some money!
You are probably wondering why you shouldn't bet all the inside numbers (instead of just the six and eight) and take everything down after one hit. That will pay better than just the six and eight, right?
Wrong. If you bet $30 on the six and eight, and $20 on the 5 and 9, you have $100 at risk to win as little as $28. If a seven hits, you need to win five more times, just to get a little ahead. By betting on the six and eight, you just need to win just twice if the seven hits. If you double your losing bet, you need to win just once to get ahead.
For example, you have $30 on the six and eight. First roll, Big Red, ugh! The next time you're ready to bet, place $60 (instead of $30) on the six and eight. If you lost $60 ($30 on each number), you'll win back $70. The chances of losing three times in a row, using this system, are extremely low.
You can also try out this system on an internet casino by betting just $3 each on the six and eight. If you lose either number, just raise your bet to $6.
If you lose again, raise your bet to $9 each. Then, when you win, first go back down to $6 and then $3 again. So, you are playing with $3 units and going up one unit on a loss and down one unit on a win.
When you see how easy and profitable this is, you'll increase your bets to $30 and start making some real money! So the next time you play craps give this sixes and eights system a try - it might turn out to be your favorite and most profitable system - even at the $3 level.
And, as always, good luck at the tables!
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