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Craps CRAPS: The FULL MONTE SYSTEM for $100, $200, $300 Bankrolls

Discussion in 'Craps Forum' started by SevenOut, Mar 8, 2015.

  1. SevenOut

    SevenOut New Member Founding Member

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    This is a cut and paste of a post on another Craps Forum dated October 4, 2013:
    The Full Monte System exposed:

    (1) The Bankrolls of $100, $200 and $300 is just a multiple of your setting up bets. A $200 bankroll is 2X the $100 game. The $300 is 2X the $100 bankroll with a $100 reserve for a choppy game. Each Craps Player has a comfort zone for Recreational Craps playing. I prefer a $200 game. If you are winning, it is easy to put your game into the $300 system, using the winnings. If you are losing at the $300 or $200 bankroll... you can move into the $100 bankroll game. It is a Progressive System. Not a Martingale. The Martingale System is for LOSERS trying to recovers previous losses. The FMC system is designed for Hit and Run players, like myself. My dealing and playing at Craps was the BEST TRAINING anyone could possibly gain for time at a table.

    (2) The best table for FMC is a $5 table. Each bankroll is best applied at this table minimum. At a $10 table the $200 and $300 bankrolls are the only options, and this is the MAXIMUM for a $200 bankroll game. The Place Bets are also doubled and makes a $200 bankroll too small for a choppy beginning. At a $25 minimum table... you adjust the bankroll to $500. If you are at a $3 Table... go to the $5 strategy without giving it any thought... $3 minimum is not intended to help the Player at all.

    (The bets given are for the $100 bankroll. If you are a $200 bankroll player, 2X the bets. If you are a $300 bankroll player, 2X the bets and the additional $100 is for a losing session of the Set/Seven Out bankroll killer.)

    (3) FMC Mathematics involves TWO GAME PLANS. These are aggressive games to WIN. If you want to play for TIME, decrease your exposure at the table where you are comforatable.

    (3a) FMC Inside Number Game: On the Come Out roll if the Point is an "inside number" (5, 6, 8 or 9) you will PLACE the rest of the inside numbers with $5 (5 or 9) or $6 (6 or 8). (Remember $200/$300 bankroll players go to 2X Place Bets.) Play "up to" the table maximum on the Odds. Remember this is meant to be an aggressive Hit and Run winning system. (At the beginning of your session, you can play a minimum of $10 ODDS and increase when comfortable as ODDS are your best bet on the table. I will play a minimum of $20 on the 5/9 and $25 on the 6/8 with the $200 and $300 bankroll.) Place the Hard 6 and Hard 8 with a $5 bet no matter the point. If the point is a 6 or 8, I will sometimes go to a $10 on the Point Hard Way when I have House Winnings available. I do not let myself get into anything, other than the conservative WINNERS position. All of the other bet options on the table are not there because the Casino likes you.

    You will then have money on the 5, 6, 8 and 9. Avoid the FIELD and if you have a few spare $1 chips... C/E, Hops or other real sucker bets just to make it a bit more interesting.

    (3b) FMC Outside Number Game: On the Come Out roll if the Point is an "outside number" (4 or 10) you will play up to 10X odds on the point. Place the 6 and 8 for $6 (for ALL $100-$300 bankroll players). Bet $5 on the Hardway of the Point 4 or 10. Bet $5 on the Hardway 6 AND 8. If an easy 6 or 8 hit during the roll, use the win on your Place Bet to SAME BET on the hardway. This is WHY you have the Place Bets of 6 and 8 minimums on the table. Sometimes when you are on an Outside Number, you do not want to miss the Hard 6 or 8. I will some times increase my Outside Number with a $10 Hardway bet, IF my ODDS bet is larger.

    When I say to AVOID PLAYING THE FIELD, avoid the other Stick Bets... NEVER put anything on the Any Seven or try to protect your Pass Line bet with an Any Craps bet. IF you just have to play the Any Craps on a Come Out roll, play when you have chips in excess of your original bankroll. These bets are impulse bets and add up over time. They are fun when they hit... but you will pay in the long run.

    The Big 6 and Big 8. Do not play. Those were originally for the Hard 6 and Hard 8 players to keep at even money when the number came easy. That is why I have the PLACE BETS on the 6 and 8. Better odds for the player.

    Any Seven. Can you spell... S...U...C...K...E...R bet forwards and backwards. Field Action... just leave it to those who want to stick their hand into the Cookie Jar with something nasty living on the bottom of the jar to trim your nails a bit.

    Stick to the (3a) or (3b) FMC Game plans. When the numbers are hitting... press at will... or do not press. When you become familiar with the (3a) game, you can press bets at will. The (3b) game is to maximize the Odds Bet and maybe some Hardways will come your way on the Point and Six and Eight.

    Once you have protected your original bankroll and have the profits working on the table and more in your rack... you have two options.

    Hit and Run. Or, the Go For IT. Press your bets up and break out from a break even game to a big winner. When you are working outside of your bankroll... this is where you can feel comfortable and PLAY THE WINNER'S GAME. If you lose at this point, you had better take your bankroll and what is left of your winnings and RUN. There is always a next time.

    This game will work. You need to understand the Bankroll Management and betting strategy. If your pulse rate is in the Heart Attack zone... back down a bit. You need to be conscious to win. If you are losing, still, with these two games... I cannot help you. Try this at home on your practice layout.
     
  2. SevenOut

    SevenOut New Member Founding Member

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    The Full Monte is a system a group of Kansas City, Missouri Craps Dealers worked on while training Craps Dealers for the Riverboats and Craps Players. Nothing else was close to this aggressive nor created possibilities of winning more often than most players.
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    If you consider having wagers on the 5, 6, 8 and 9 these total 18 of the 36 possible outcomes of a pair of six sided dice. Fifty percent of a pair of dice combinations will be one of this four numbers in the FMC.

    The SEVEN occurs six times out of 36 combinations.

    I make this second post to add to the original thread. You can debate this as being absolutely the worst idea in print concerning a Craps System... or having possibilities. I have no vested interested in how you find this System. It if very aggressive for a $100 to $300 bankroll. A larger bankroll, you increase the wagers to remain... aggressive.

    My last trip to Las Vegas, Nevada:
    Full Monte System
    $200 Bankroll

    1-15-15 Sandia Casino- Albuquerque, NM +$325
    1-21-15 Bellagio Casino- Las Vegas, NV -$51
    1-23-15 Mirage Casino- Las Vegas, NV -$174
    1-24-15 Planet Hollywood- Las Vegas, NV +$149
    1-28-15 Paris Casino- Las Vegas, NV +$145
    2-6-15 Silverton Casino, Henderson, NV +$145
    2-9-15 Silverton Casino, Henderson, NV -$200

    I quit playing and returned home 2-11-15. We were pulling a trailer and the Sandia Casino is always a great stop on our trips to the Southwest.

    As of 2015 I am now making a record of my win/loss record. Can you improve upon the FMC System? What do you feel the FMC is not taking into consideration?

    I did not include the Point 4/Point 10 game. You increase your ODDS bet, play the hardway. Place $6 on the SIX and EIGHT and $5 on the Hard SIX and Hard Eight. If the six or eight come easy... you keep the $2 profit and toss the Stickman $5 and put the losing hard way back.

    This is for advanced Craps Players. Think first and make comments. Others will follow to critique this aggressive, modest Bankroll System. This is the ONLY SYSTEM I play. I play the same game anywhere in the world. Pressing your wagers is important when you have winnings. It is important that you are AGGRESSIVE. If you are concerned about losing your $100, $200 or $300 Bankroll because of a bad session... stay home. To win you must be willing to take risks. The reward: When your wagers are pressed and paying... that is your reward.

    This is FREE. I am not defending the System or have any inclination to do so. Look it over, comment. It will not hurt my feelings or make me sad if you do not like this System. If yours is better... lets hear it. Even we gray haired Craps Players can pick some gems out of a post.

    Good luck and remember: You play Craps because it is FUN. You play to win, but risk losing on every roll of the dice. Craps is the most entertaining, frustrating Casino Game available. NO SYSTEM is 100%... but you can run a tight game and at least have a fighting chance to beat the table.
     

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