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Donald John Trump was born on June 14, 1946, in Queens, New York. His father was a real estate developer who owned middle-class apartments. At age 13, Donald was sent to military school. In 1968, he graduated from the University of Pennsylvania with a degree in economics. Just after college, he joined his father’s company, and was given control of it in 1971. He then became involved in some major building projects. He bought some Atlantic City casinos in the ‘80s. In 1990, the market collapsed, and his net worth fell from $1.7 billion to $500 million. He had to take a bunch of loans to bail himself out, but bounced back in due time. By 1997, he was worth $2 billion. He became the star of the reality television series, The Apprentice in 2004. His current net worth is around $4 billion.

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Where Does Donald Trump Stand On The Issues?

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It’s hard to say exactly, because he’s changed positions so often. In 2000, he said he was pro-choice, but then a year later he said he was pro-life. Most recently, the issues he has been focusing on are rebuilding the economy (which includes not raising the minimum wage and restricting free trade) and immigration. He wants to deport all illegal immigrants and ban Muslims from entering the country. He is against gun control, Obamacare, and the EPA. He is pro-military, but was against the Iraq invasion. He wants to cut funding for the EPA and the Dept. of Education. He supports the use of medical marijuana and is okay with affirmative action. He says that black lives matter, but that we need more police.

Pros

Trump’s media presence is the best thing he’s got going for him at the moment. He has been able to cleverly use his celebrity status to get his message across. Also, his brashness and willingness to speak his mind is appealing to many voters. He certainly has some passionate supporters, that’s for sure. Also, the fact that he’s a multibillionaire doesn’t hurt. Trump is obviously a man who enjoys being in the spotlight, and he has used it to his advantage. His confidence and ability to influence others are measures of strength and leadership in many people's’ eyes.

Cons

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Trump has many factors working against him. First, he has no experience in politics whatsoever. While this is one of the primary reasons why people like him so much, his lack of understanding of key issues is obvious when you watch him in the debates. Second, he changes positions too often. Besides the abortion comments, in Aug. 2015, he said that Planned Parenthood is important, but just a month later he said it should be defunded. First, he said climate change was a hoax, then he said some climate change might be manmade. These are just a few examples of his indecisive views. The biggest factor working against him is his loose mouth. His comments insulting POW John McCain, trashing Muslims and immigrants, women, etc. are just in poor taste, regardless of party affiliation.

Odds Donald Trump’ Will Win?

While it may seem that Donald Trump has a good chance of becoming president because of his overall popularity with disaffected Republican voters, the odds paint a different picture. Betting on elections is something of a science and part of that is understanding the way these races turn in the general. Although he may be leading in the polls, it’s still early. Eventually Trump is going to have to go toe-to-toe in debates with some real politicians. Also, Trump needs to be careful not to alienate key demographics, namely minorities and women. In the end, Trump will need to prove that he is candidate of substance, not simply reality-TV fodder. His current odds to win the GOP nomination are +250 versus Marco Rubio’s +140. His odds of winning the presidency are lower, of course, at +650.

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Strategy #11

The Put Bet – apply this along with other pass line strategies

A New Use For An Old Bet

A 'Put' bet is a old, rarely used wager that was made on the pass line after the shooter established his point. For example, say you have no bets and the shooter rolls a six, your favorite number. You can then 'put' a bet down on the pass line and take the maximum odds. The reason why more people didn't make this bet is because it was just not profitable for the average Crapshooter!

You miss out on the come-out seven and eleven, where the pass line player has a big advantage in a 2X odds casino. However, in many resorts 5X or 10X (or higher) odds are available, so this bet has come back into vogue. The higher odds being offered more than offset the seven/eleven come out advantage. But what if the only casino near you is a 2X odds casino? You could of course still make a put bet after the come out, but it is still more profitable to make a pass line bet and take advantage of the come out seven/eleven.

Let's say you bet $5 on the pass line. You win with a come out seven, leave $5 up, and end up with a pass line point of six. However, if you knew in advance that the point was going to be a six or eight, you would have bet more, because those are the two most popular point numbers. Also, in a 2X odds casino, you are limited in your odds to 2X your flat bet.

Now, here is a brand new use for the old put bet. Just make a SECOND pass line bet (a 'put' bet). Instead of placing it next to your original bet, tell the dealer that you are adding it to your pass line bet. Then take maximum odds. This is perfectly legal in most casinos, but make sure the dealer knows what you are doing, so you get the correct payoff.

As you probably know, the odds on the six (or eight) point are 6:5 so if you have a $5 bet with $10 (2X) odds you get $5 (for the flat portion) plus $12 for the odds portion or a total of $17. If you add just $5 to your flat bet (total $10) most casinos will allow you to take $25 odds (2-1/2X odds) instead of $20, just to make payments easier. So, if the six hits you'll win $10 for your flat bet plus $30 for the odds - a total of $40! Plus, you have the added advantage of a come out seven/eleven, and a minimum flat bet in case the point was other than a six or eight.

Of course you can use this method on other points as well, but the six and eight are the only points that will give you more than 2X odds on a 2X odds table!

Remember to start out with a $5 passline bet and, if the point is a six or eight, make a put bet for $5 and add it to your $5 flat bet. Then, just place $25 in odds behind your $10 bet!

The Put Bet Explained Further

Two Different Pass Lines
When you play craps you can place an actual pass line bet at two different times - BEFORE the point or AFTER the point. Let's look at the advantages for both of these bets.

Many bettors make their regular pass line bets BEFORE the comeout point to take advantage of the 7 plus 11 combination, which will roll 8 times (out of 36 rolls). If the 7 or 11 rolls BEFORE the comeout point, you will win your bet. Unfortunately, if the 2, 3 or 12 rolls, it is a 'craps' roll and the pass line bettors will lose. This three number combination rolls only four times (out of 36), compared to 8 times for the seven or eleven.

Therefore, the pass line bettor has an 8:4 or 2:1 advantage BEFORE the come out. The disadvantage is that you can not remove a pass line bet, so if an unfavorable number is chosen, you must keep that number as your point. Alternatively, you can wait until AFTER the point is established before placing your pass line bet, so you can choose which number to bet on. For example, you might only bet on the six or eight, and not on any other point number.

The advantage to waiting and choosing your own point number becomes clear when you are playing at a casino offering 10X or higher odds. In these instances, the higher odds can be more profitable than a regular passline bet. On the other hand, if you are wagering $5 with only single or double odds, your advantage lies with making your pass line bet BEFORE the come out.

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As usual, you would make your 'flat' bet ($5) and then add your odds bet ($10). Let's look at some examples, played at a 10X odds table. You are a $5 bettor and have a bankroll of only $100. You obviously can not afford to add 10X odds to each bet. If you did, you would not stay in the game for long, as you would only be able to make one $55 ($5 plus $50 odds) bet. So you decide to place your flat bet BEFORE the come out, and add 2X odds. On the other hand, let's say you are a $5 bettor with a $500 bankroll, and want to play very conservatively. Since the six or eight rolls more than any other point, you can wait until AFTER the comeout roll to see if either of these numbers is the point.

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Then, just place a $5 pass line bet with $50 odds. With this larger bankroll you can make quite a few bets, and win more money by waiting and betting on the more popular points. Remember, each craps game you play is different, and you should get used to switching strategies. If you have a low bankroll, try betting pass line BEFORE the come out. But if you are offered 10X odds and have a high bankroll, trying waiting until AFTER the point before choosing your bet!