To the uninitiated, the craps table is easily the most intimidating spot on the casino floor.
However, beneath the shouting and flying dice lies one of the most exciting games available.
How to Bet the Pass Line
The core of craps revolves almost entirely around the fundamental Pass Line bet.
Conversely, if the dice show a 2, 3, or 12, the bet loses instantly, which is called "crapping out."
- The Pass Line has a very low house edge
- It is the most common bet on the table
- Winning on the come-out roll doubles your money
What Happens After the Point is Set?
When a Point is established, the dealer places a plastic puck on that specific number.
The shooter must now roll that exact same Point number again before rolling a 7.
Taking Odds Behind the Line
The Odds bet is incredibly special because the casino holds absolutely zero mathematical edge on it.
Taking full odds is the secret strategy used by all professional craps players.
| Wager | Winning Condition | Losing Condition |
|---|---|---|
| Don't Pass | Roll 2 or 3 | Roll 7 or 11 |
| Hardways | Specific Doubles | Roll 7 or Easy Way |
Craps offers an unbeatable combination of social excitement and incredibly low house edges.
