new way to play p/3

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gsc5 — Mon, 18 Jul 2011 02:27:28 GMT

Your right Teamprofit, it only pays $60. not $100. Still the mix is a bit different, most wouldn't consider play front/back pairs along with there other plays.

One might even play p/4 like this, str, box, front/mid/back pairs, front 3/back 3.

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grwurston — Mon, 18 Jul 2011 02:18:19 GMT

In my state a front pair or back pair pays $50 on a $1 bet. So if you picked a number say 4,5 and played it each way 45x, 54x, x45,x54 it would cost $4 a number with a chance to win $50. If he does that twice then he's got a $100 winner.

If it works for him, then go for it. But first I would have to see it, so I know it's not all bull.

Reply #1

Teamprofit — Mon, 18 Jul 2011 01:45:42 GMT

What state does your friend play?

$100 on a $1 bet for front pair/back pair is crazy

new way to play p/3

gsc5 — Mon, 18 Jul 2011 00:40:05 GMT

This guy I know has been playing p/3 everyday, spending $40 to $80 a day q/p's. With some success, but not great. Anyway he change his play

and now says he wins almost every day. He plays front or back for $30. He has about a 1 in 3 chance there. Then plays he plays $25. str. and $25. box .

Now understand, he's playing $1.00 per number. If he hits the front or back # he wins $100. If he hits playing Box, he wins $100 if its a double he wins $200.

And the str. he wins $600.

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