Regression system is one that usually can provide you with a profit after just one win at the tables. For example, if you were to bet $12 on the six and win, you would have $14. You could then bet $6 and keep the extra $8 as profit. Then, if the six hit again, you would have an additional profit of $7 (a grand total of $15). Then, if the seven rolled you would still be $8 ahead. You can also bet $44 inside, which is $10 each on the five and nine, and $12 each on the six and eight. If any number hits, you can take down all your bets (and a $14 or $15 profit) and then place $22 inside, which is $5 on the five and nine, and $6 each on the six or eight. Then when the second number hits (winning you $7) you can take that number down and leave the rest up for a few more rolls, and then take everything down and wait for the next come-out.

Craps Secret # 76 - How you can profit from Six and Eight Regression Series.

You can place $30 each on the six and eight, and, as each number hits, just regress them both by $6. So the progression for both numbers would be $30, $24, $18, $12, $6. If any combination of five sixes or eights is rolled you will win $105 ($35 + $28 + $21 + $14 + $7). After the first hit you win $35 and then bet $24 on both the six and eight. So you only have $13 ($48 - $35) at risk to win $28 ($24 at 7:6 odds). After this second hit you’ve won $63 ($35 + $28) so even if the seven rolls now, you still have a profit ($3). If the seven doesn’t roll, then the third, forth and fifth hits are all profit makers with absolutely no risk.