$34 Inside Craps Strategy: Two Exit Plans
$34 Inside · Regress 6/8 · Two-hit or rebuild exit · No chart prediction
The $34 Inside strategy starts with $5 each on 5 and 9 and $12 each on 6 and 8. After the first hit, it regresses 6 and 8 to $6 each. The original contributor offered a quick two-hit exit and a longer rebuild path.
Choose the exit before the first hit
The cash flow can be made precise; the old instruction to chart previous shooters cannot. Recent inside-number counts do not predict whether the next shooter will supply two or four hits.
Opening layout
| Number | Starting bet | Starting win | After regression |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 | $5 | $7 | $5 |
| 6 | $12 | $14 | $6 |
| 8 | $12 | $14 | $6 |
| 9 | $5 | $7 | $5 |
| Total | $34 | Depends on winner | $22 |
Regressing 6 and 8 from $12 to $6 returns $12. If the first hit is 5/9, the rack receives $7 + $12 = $19. If it is 6/8, the rack receives $14 + $12 = $26.
Option A: two hits and all down
- After the first hit and regression, leave $22 inside.
- Collect one more active-number win. Every $22-inside position pays $7.
- Remove all $22 of remaining Place bets.
| First hit | First-stage rack | Second win + stakes down | Cycle profit |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 or 9 | $19 | $7 + $22 | +$14 |
| 6 or 8 | $26 | $7 + $22 | +$21 |
Option B: reduce, rebuild, then exit
The contributor’s longer path is easiest to reconcile when the first hit is 5 or 9:
- First hit plus regression puts $19 in the rack with $22 working.
- On the second hit, collect $7 and remove both $5 bets on 5/9. Rack: $36; working: $12 on 6/8.
- When 6 or 8 hits, its $7 payout is $3 short of restoring $5 each on 5/9. Add $3 from the rack. Rack: $33; working: $22.
- Collect one more $7 win and remove all $22. Rack: $62.
- Against the $34 entry, the completed path profits $28.
Probability and failure states
Inside numbers have 18 combinations and 7 has six, so each next relevant result is an inside hit with probability 75% while all four positions remain active. Two inside hits before 7 occur 56.25% of the time; three occur 42.19%; four occur 31.64%. Removing positions during the longer path changes later probabilities, so those figures are orientation—not a complete simulation of every branch.
- 7 before any hit: −$34.
- First 5/9 hit then 7: rack $19, so −$15.
- First 6/8 hit then 7: rack $26, so −$8.
- A fixed $350 buy-in does not make the next cycle safer.
Compare the smaller $22 Inside reduction and the larger $132 Inside regression.
Look at the chips of people playing on the table. If they have any volume of normal, the rolls of the dice is consistent to play this system. Numbers are keeping those chips in the rail. No one has to be hammering the table. But there are enough to keep interest and this system will work also.
“charting” I thought CrapsPit doesn’t believe past results affecting future outcomes or that certain shooters shoot a certain number more often than others, am I wrong? or have I misunderstood the article? Does CrapsPit endorse this or as usual this is just one author’s opinion?
Hello Greg!
Correct, past results do not afftect future outcomes.
The system above was submitted by a user with alias Nostras as shown above and linked to email Nostras77@aol.com if you have questions about it you may be able to reach the person. You can also find others listed here https://www.crapspit.org/craps-systems/
thank you for responding. It’s his playing time, if that’s what he wants to do fine with me.