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Is Hard All Day worth it?

A side bet that pays 165:1 if all four hardways roll before a 7.

The short answerA long-shot sweat with a 20.95% edge, about the same as the Fire Bet. Keep it to $1–$5.
House edge21.2%
Wins1 in 211 tries
Pays165:1
Avg rolls per try6.0

How it works

Hard All Day wins when hard 4, hard 6, hard 8 and hard 10 all roll (in any order) before a 7. Easy numbers don't hurt it; only the 7 does. It pays 165:1 on the common paytable. You can only make it when the tracker is empty, right after a 7.

How it compares to every other bet

Odds (pass/come/lay)0.00%Don't Pass / Don't Come1.36%Pass Line / Come1.41%Place 6 or 81.52%Buy 4 or 10 (vig on win)1.67%Field (12 pays 3:1)2.78%Place 5 or 94.00%Crapless Pass Line5.38%Place 4 or 106.67%Make 'Em All7.46%All Small / All Tall7.76%Hard 6 or 89.09%Big 6 or 89.09%Hard 4 or 1011.11%Yo (11) / Ace-Deuce / easy hop11.11%Horn12.50%Aces / Boxcars13.89%Hop (hard)13.89%Any Seven16.67%Repeaters19.70%Fire Bet20.40%Hard All Day20.95%
House edge: the share of every dollar bet the casino keeps over time. Green is good, red is expensive. The highlighted bar is this page's bet.

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How we tested it

Dice from a cryptographic random generator, standard Vegas payouts, and 1,000,000+ trials per bet. For everyday bets the simulated edge lands within a fraction of a percent of the exact math. Bets with rare jackpots (like a 999:1 Fire Bet) swing more from run to run, so we quote the exact house edge alongside the simulated one.

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Common questions

How often does Hard All Day hit?

About 1 in 210 tries.

Do easy ways lose Hard All Day?

No. Only a 7 loses it. Easy 6s and 8s just don't count.

What's the house edge?

About 20.95% at 165:1.