Iron Cross Craps Betting System
Some players see that house edge and think the Iron Cross is a viable bet for periods of longer than one bet. They need to know the overall edge of each craps bet is played to a decision. Under those conditions, the edges on each component are 2.78%on the field, 4%on the place bet on 5 and 1.52% on place bets on 6 and 8. The Iron Cross Betting System. The Iron Cross is a craps betting system that's made a lot of noise in the gambling world. The basis of the system is that it places specific bets so that you win as long as the dice show anything but 7. . Warning – If You Play Craps – You Will Lose. Video: ByMel Lum Ho – Craps Hawaii. Mel is one of my go to guys on how to play Craps, Today we will learn about the Iron Cross. Email for Classes: [email protected] Craps Hawaii — The Iron Cross System.
- The Iron Cross system is one of the most popular betting strategies in the game of craps. It definitely can be a lot of fun to use, but as with all betting systems, it is statistically flawed. To learn why, read our article about the failure of craps system. To try to combat these statistical shortcomings, the 'Unbeatable' Iron Cross was invented.
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On the simulator I use a $5 minimum bet as follows, after the point is established:
Place a $10 bet on the 5
Place a $12 bet on the 6
Place a $12 bet on the 8
And a $5 field bet
I let the point be made then my decision points are:
If I win three straight rolls, I take all my bets down.
If the point is made, I take down the Field bet, if necessary, then start over.
And obviously, if a seven is rolled, I lose and I start over.
Bank roll is $300, if I ever get over $100 profit, take those profits and restart the game.
On a cold run, I sometimes reduce to two straight wins.
I find this to be profitable here, what does anyone think?
I have tried a variation on the Iron Cross that I would love some outside input.
I expect you will get about the same 'input' as you received for your thread before your Vegas trip in January. Did you bet this Iron Cross in Vegas? Did you bet something else? Did you achieve your win goal frequently enough to pay for your trip expenses?
As you probably know, the Iron Cross works great if shooters have long rolls, but poorly if Red keeps crashing the party. You say you quit after 3 wins, which minimizes Red's opportunity to crush you. But, you miss out when shooters have a long roll. Also, it takes several small wins (as you describe) to recover from just one point-seven out, so it's easy to get way behind quickly. But, win or lose, betting the Iron Cross can sure be a lot of fun.
Here is a suggestion: observe a very long string of tosses and note that Red occurs in bunches, just like cars on a highway and any other random phenomenon involving time. The descriptive math is too complex to discuss here. Simply try to anticipate and dodge those bunches with your Iron Cross.

Rolls eyes*
Rolls eyes back, brows down.
So you can roll your eyes if that makes you feel better but all I was asking was for an opinion.
Next sessions I will keep a log.
Buzzkill of course. I'll just point out some of the dubious elements in this thread and the discerning newbie can take it from there.
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Dubious or misleading claims or assumptions:*hit and run as a viable strategy
*tables that were cold or hot will continue to be so
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*clumping phenomenon of rolled numbers can be predictedIron Cross Craps Betting System Free

