Craps Rules - Learn to play craps today

Craps has long since been a game that has been played on the streets as well as in the casinos. With a simple roll of the dice, you can find that you have the snake eyes or any other combination. This game is very fast paced and can be difficult to follow if you do not know what you are looking for. Hopefully, here we will be able to shed some light on this game for you.

This is a game with multiple players at one time. The players will each place their bets on the table and one person, the shooter, will than roll the dice. Based on the total of the dice a winner is born. Or losers, if you did not place the bets on the correct number. The first roll of the shooter is called the come out roll. You can additionally place pass line bets. In playing in this way, if the dice land on seven or eleven, the pass line betters are immediate winners; however, they are immediate losers if the numbers come out to 2, 3, or 12.

The pass line bet is if a person bets and the win is seven or eleven, but will be a loss if the dice land on 2, 3, or 12. The don’t pass line bet is the opposites of the pass line. This means that a 7 or 11 will be a loser and a roll of 2, 3, or 12 will be a win.

And then of course, there are the come bets and the don’t come bets. Both of these bets are very similar to pass line and don’t pass line bets in the fact that you will place your bet. But these bets are actually placed after the come out roll has been completed. This can be rather confusing. The come bet will win if the shooters roll after the come out roll is 7 or 11 and will lose if the second roll offers up a 2, 3, or 12. However, if the dice lands 4, 5,6,8,9, or 10 then this becomes the come point. If the total of the dice at this point is less than seven, then you win. If the total of the dice is over 9 then you lose. You cannot move this bet once the dice has left the shooters hand. It is as simple as that. Don’t come bets are similar to both the come bets and the don’t pass line bets. After the come out roll, you can place a bet. On the second roll, if the total of the dice comes up as a 2 or a three, then you will win and if the total comes out to a 7 or an eleven, then you lose. On the off chance that the numbers total up to 4, 5, 6,8,9, or ten then these numbers will become the come point. You can move these bets once the dice has left the shooters hand.

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