Do
the reverse if you are a Don't player. Bet six
red chips on the Don't pass and five red chips
on the Pass. So once more, though you're betting
$55, all you are risking is a grand total of $5.
You didn't think it was going to be that easy,
did you Neil? You still have one itsy bitsy problem,
and that's the twelve wielding its ugly face,
on average, once every 36 rolls, making you lose
on the Pass line, and push on the Don't.
Consequently, you could bet a buck as insurance
every roll of the dice and get 30 to 1 if and
when it appears, or, take a chance, yes gamble,
that it doesn't roll during your gambling timeline.
Either way, Neil, at least you're in action when
the table limits are higher than your budget allows.
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