The machine is likely to start spitting out vouchers if your wins put you over the $3,000 threshold. It's not always the maximum bet of the machine that limits you. So tread carefully if taxes are not your thing. A $150 PL bet with $300 odds would total to a $1,200 payout on the 4/10 and also give you a taxable win headache. For a PL bet with 2X odds, a $195 PL bet with $390 odds on the point of 4 would pay $975 plus your bet of $585 which equals $1,560 and will give you a time-out with the slot attendant during a hot roll. For a Buy bet on the 4, a $400 bet would pay $780 + your bet, which equals $1,180. It varies by casino, but the best bet is to make sure your bet and winnings on any single roll of the dice don't total $1,200 or more. I appreciate everyone's feedback (good or bad). I don't know if the machine limits the amount of your wagers or not which is a key thing to know before you try this one out. This approach is boring but seems like it would work but that's assuming you have a large enough bankroll AND the machine allows you make big bets because at some point you are going to encounter an hot shooter who might throw a few 4's in a row.But as long as you can make big bets (over $100), you should be able to beat this machine. It's a slow grind, but it appears to be very successful and effective with the simulation craps game on the wizard's 'play for fun' craps game that I play to test systems. If the dice rolls a 4, then multiply your wager by 3 and lay the 4 again and then continue with that logic. Boring, but profitable.īut if indeed the machine is fair, it seems like you could make some money if you just sat there and did a lay bet on 4 on every roll of the dice. After a couple of hits, I would usually come down or at least reduce my bets to insure a profit. The great thing is the machine only requires a 1 dollar min bet! For the most part, I was just playing the pass line combined with small bets on the 6 and 8. I walked out with a modest profit because most of my wagers were small. I played the bubble craps machine for maybe 12 hours on my trip and it seemed to be fair.

I wasn't crazy about playing the Bubble Craps Machine (I thought it might be rigged) but I decided to play anyway to determine if it was fair or not. I have played craps at tables for years but I was in Biloxi recently and the Palace Casino only had one craps table open and it was full of players but I did see an Bubble Craps Machine.

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