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How craps works
Craps is a dice game built around rolls of two dice and wagers on their totals or on how a sequence of rolls will end. In the common pass-line format, the first roll is the come-out roll. A 7 or 11 wins the pass-line bet, while 2, 3 or 12 loses it. If the roll is 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 or 10, that total becomes the point. The shooter then rolls again: the pass-line bet wins if the point returns before a 7, and loses if 7 comes first.
Other common wagers include don't pass, which bets against the pass line, and come bets, which can be made after a point is established. Place bets target a particular total. Craps tables use numbers to identify dice totals and possible points; the payout table shows what a winning wager returns. Exact rules and payouts can differ between games, so check the table rules before choosing a bet.
Reading craps bets and payouts
Each wager has its own conditions and payout. A pass-line bet follows the come-out roll and, when a point is set, the point-versus-seven sequence. A place bet works differently: it pays when its selected number rolls before a 7, under the rules of that game. Odds bets may be placed alongside eligible bets and are settled according to the table's odds rules. Knowing which roll resolves a bet helps make the table layout and its numbers easier to read.
Online versions can differ in the bets they include, how the table is presented, and their payout and odds rules. Minimum and maximum stakes can also depend on the operator and the specific game. For players, compare the rules shown within each game rather than assuming two craps tables use identical settings.
Finding craps games
Use this list to compare the craps games shown below, then open a game's information and rules before wagering. If you want to check which casinos carry games for your market, visit casinos. Availability is shown separately there. The broader casino games directory can help you browse other game categories as well.
Craps may suit players who want to follow a shared dice sequence and choose among different kinds of wagers. It also rewards careful attention to bet conditions: two bets placed on the same table can settle on different rolls. Set a budget before play and check the operator's table limits and rules before selecting a game.