...in Atlantic City with $5 on the bet. It was an awesome roll/time -- I hit ONLY 7 points in total and about 35 rolls. I shot straight out (from my old spot in my beginner days) using a combination of Hard-way sets and I also experimented with the 2-V (for the 4,5,9, and 10) and 3-V (for the 6,8) combinations as the table is somewhat bouncy. It was a great day for me and The Princess and it was my 7th (one 6, one 5, and five 4-pointers) fire bet roll/win since 2013 St. Patrick's Day weekend.

It was SO MUCH FUN and felt incredible !!!

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Posted by: ACPA on August 8, 2013, 5:25 am

Sounds like you're on fire. Congrats.

Noah

Posted by: TheLion on August 12, 2013, 3:03 am

I hit a 5-pointer for $1,250 this Saturday in Delaware --- that's my 8th fire bet roll since St Patrick's Day 2013.

Posted by: ACPA on August 12, 2013, 4:25 am

I assume you made quite a bit off your betting, other than the fire bet win.

Ami right?

Did you have your dealers on it?

Noah

Posted by: TP1 on August 12, 2013, 4:34 am

great rolling

can u give the breakdown as to how the fire payouts breakdown in your area?
(i.e. how much each win pays out and how much the min. and max bets are)

thanks

Posted by: TheLion on August 15, 2013, 3:09 am

The Princess and I had the dealers on the fire bet for $1 each (total of $2, so the dealers won $500 on my roll)

I didn't win too much on the roll. I managed to hit the 5-pointer with about 20 rolls only, plus it was a $5 table, so our initial bets were small. I was able to get the points set-up on come outs, and almost hit them within 2-3 rolls of the come out. It was crazy...but, fun and profitable

Here's the fire bet payout in Delaware & AC, NJ

--4 points (24 to 1)
--5 points (249 to 1)
--6 points (999 to 1)

---the points MUST be an individual one -- unlike the Colorado sharpshooter bet in which you can hit the same point over and over again--the payout starts at 3 points