(If you lose the Come-Out roll, you lose $100. If you win a Point roll, you'll win $576 if Point's on 6 or 8, $700 if Point's on 5 or 9, or $880 if Point's on 4 or 10. If you win the Come-Out roll, you'll win $100. These bets are the highest that Rebecca's allows. If you roll a Point, make an Odds bet on the Point at 3:1 odds, and a Place bet on the Point at $100. Once you have $1000, make a $100 pass-line bet. Until you have $1000, just make pass-line bets, not greater than your total money. Come-line bets, Proposition bets, and Field bets add risk without profit, but Odds bets and Place bets increase your winnings if you win the Point roll. If you go on to Point rolls, there are several other bets you can make.
If you roll anything else, you roll another Point roll.īefore the Come-Out Roll, you make a pass-line bet at 1:1 odds. On a Point roll, if you roll the Point, you win. If you roll anything else, that number is the Point, and you continue rolling Point rolls. On the Come-Out roll, if you roll 7 or 11, you win. If you lose, the game locks you in an endless dialogue loop, forcing you to exit the game and restart. Alternate between two save slots, to allow error recovery if you fat-finger.ĭon’t bet more money than you have. Talk to the croupier at the craps table – the lady with a business attitude, wearing a tan jacket. Rebecca never throws you out for cheating, and you never break her bank. It is an exploit – not against the rules, but not quite sporting. Unlike a real-life casino, at Becky’s you can save your game after you win, and restore your old game after you lose. Her craps tables are fair – your Gambling skill is not a factor – so you’ll win some and lose some.
This is tedious, but guaranteed to succeed. You can gamble up as much money as you want at Becky’s casino in the Den.
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