Craps

There is not much information the player should know about the game of craps. To learn craps rules is to examine carefully its betting types and their peculiarities; and also find out the types of the playing sessions. If you combine this knowledge with a smart bankroll and craps strategies, there is no doubt, you'll be the best and most successful player.

It is important to remember that the game gives gamblers the possibility to combine different types of craps bets to increase their winning chances.

Craps General Rules

All gamblers place their bets, and then the \"shooter\" throws the dice. This is the 1st roll, called the \"come out roll\".

• 7 or 11 (Natural): Pass Line bets win and pay 1:1.
• 2, 3, or 12 (Craps): Pass Line bets lose.
• 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, or 10 (Point): Point is established. Shooter rolls again until point repeats (win 1:1) or 7 is rolled (loss, shooter changes).

Craps Common Bets

Pass Line Bet. The simplest type of bet. Placed before come out roll.

• Victory: 7, 11 (pays 1:1)
• Lose: 2, 3, 12
• After point established: paid 1:1 if point hit again before 7.

Don't Pass Line. Opposite conditions to Pass Line.

Come Bet. Placed after come out roll; next roll acts as come-out for this bet.

• Win: 7 or 11 (1:1 payout)

Don't Come Bet. Opposite to Come Bet.

Other kinds of bets exist, but they are not so safe for novice players.

Craps is one of the most popular casino games in the world, alongside blackjack, roulette, and slots, and its popularity is conditioned by exciting gameplay and simple rules.