Craps

How to play Craps

Rules

1. 1Set your Pass Line bet (10–100 points) and press Come out roll to throw the two dice.
2. 2On the come-out: a 7 or 11 wins even money (1:1) instantly; a 2, 3 or 12 loses instantly.
3. 3Any other total (4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10) becomes your point. Now keep rolling: hit the point again to win 1:1, but roll a 7 first and you "seven out" and lose.
4. 4Once a point is set you may lay an optional Odds bet behind it, paid at true odds with no house edge — 2:1 (4/10), 3:2 (5/9), 6:5 (6/8).
5. 5Your total stake on the table — Pass Line plus Odds — must stay between 10 and 100 points, so bigger Odds means a smaller Pass Line or vice versa.
6. 6Wins are capped at +500 points per round, plus a daily ceiling, so very large Odds wins may be trimmed to the cap.
7. 7Dice are thrown by a secure random generator. A long run without a 7 does not make a seven more likely next throw — that is just variance.

Tips from Jérôme

• 💡Always take the free Odds when you can — it is the only 0%-edge money on the table and it drags your combined house edge well below the Pass Line's 1.41%.
• 💡Points 6 and 8 are the friendliest — there are five ways to roll each, so they repeat more often than a 4 or 10. The Odds payout adjusts to keep every point a fair bet, but 6s and 8s land more frequently.
• 💡Keep some stake room for Odds. If you bet the full 100 on the Pass Line you have nothing left to lay behind the point — a smaller line plus Odds is the smarter mix.
• 💡There is no "hot shooter" system that beats the math. The dice have no memory, so chasing a cold run with bigger bets only spends your points faster.
• 💡It is virtual points and just for fun — set a session limit, enjoy the noise of the table, and walk when you said you would.