- By-pass the come-out roll, then begin by placing $6 each on the six and eight. On the first hit on either number drop $5 on the table with the $7 pay off and tell the dealer to PRESS both the six and the eight. You now have a total of $24 action with $17 at risk. This is the most you will have at risk during this progression and is the highest point of risk in the play.
- The second hit on either the six or eight will pay $14. Tell the dealer, "SAME BET" and put the $14 in your back chip rail. You now have $24 action with only $3 at risk.
- The third hit on either the six or eight will pay an additional $14. Tell the dealer to PRESS the six and eight to $18 each and add the $2 change to the back chip rail. You now have $36 action with only $1 at risk.
- The fourth hit on either the six or eight will pay $21. At this point you have five options. Let's look at them in order of preference, with Option 1 being the first choice.
Option 1: Bring me down. You will take down the $36 action and add it and the $21 payoff to your back chip rail, locking up a net $56 win for the series.
Option 2: Make my six and eight look like $6 each. You lock up $24 action and the $21 payoff. No matter what happens, you are guaranteed a $44 win for the series.
Option 3: Same Bet. You lock up the $21 payoff and have a guaranteed $20 win for the series.
Option 4: Up a unit on the six and eight. You lock up $9 and press the six and eight to $24 each. You have $48 action with an $8 profit in the rack.
Option 5: Make the six and eight look like $30 each. Drop $3 on the table with the $21 payoff and press the six and eight to $30 each. You now have $60 action with $4 at risk.
The smart money says the three most powerful words at the craps table. "Take me down."