This is not an endorsement of the Martingale, just merely an explanation of when someone might knowingly place a bet on Big 6 or 8, knowing it is an inferior bet. So while Big 6 or Big 8 is an inferior bet to the Place 6/8 or Buy 6/8 bet, one might bet Big 6 or Big 8 if they were, for example, playing a Martingale and wanted to increase the bet on 6 or 8 and had the maximum bet on Place and Buy bets. The only time you would bet the Big 6 or Big 8 is if you have maxed out your other bets on the Place and Buy bets and want to put more money on 6 or 8 or both. So the Big 6 or Big 8 is an inferior bet. If an 8 is rolled the Place bet pays $7, while the Big 8 pays $6. So lets look at the outcome of a Place 8 bet vs a Big 8 bet Put a bet on the Big 6 or Big 8 and get paid even money (an amount equal to what you bet, not more like the Place 6 or 8). Place 6 and 8, get paid more than your bet ($7 for every $6 bet). Moreover, we will look at the big 6 big 8 payouts, the odds and probabilities as well as the most. +6, Ability Score Improvement, 4, 3, 3, 3, 2. In this guide, we will help shed some light on how to play craps using the big 6 and 8.

When you make a place bet, you can bet on the numbers 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, or 10. The big 6 bet is a wager predicting that a 6 will be rolled out before a 7. A place bet in craps is a bet that you will roll a certain number before a seven is rolled. One way to do this is to bet 2x the minimum on placing the 6 and 8, then to reduce the bet to 1 unit after the first hit and hope that a good roll lets you both rack some chips and add some additional points. You have seen the answers.they are correct The big 6 and big 8 bets in craps are situated at both ends of the craps table.

Craps placing the 6 and 8