Online Craps

Content :

1 Online Craps

2 Rules of Craps

3 Types of Bets in Online Craps

  3.1 Place bet

  3.2 Field bet

  3.3 Pass bet

  3.4 Don't pass bet

  3.5 Come bet

  3.6 Don't come bet

4 Game Objective in Craps

5 History

   5.1 Who invented Craps?

Online Craps

Online Craps. Craps is an exciting classic online casino game where you bet on the outcome of a roll, or multiple rolls, of a pair of dice. Developed in the United States, craps soared in popularity after World War II and became one of the most favoured casino games on the brightly lit streets of post-war Las Vegas. Craps is one of the most exciting games in a casino. 

Rules of Craps

1 The rules of craps may at first glance seem complicated, but once they’re understood, it’s pretty simple. Played with a pair of standard six-sided dice, you bet on the outcome of the roll.

2 The game is played in rounds, and players (also known as shooters) place their bets on various parts of the table. Each part of the table signifies a different bet, and a win or loss is determined by the outcome of the shooter's roll.

3 If playing the shooter, you’re required at minimum to place a 'pass' or 'don't pass' bet. Your first roll is known as the 'come out roll'.

4 If the come out roll is a 7 or 11, the bets placed on the pass line win, and therefore bets placed on the don't pass line lose, and that's the end of the round. If the come out roll is 2, 3 or 12 then the win goes to the don't pass line, and the pass line loses.

5 Should the shooter roll a 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 or 10 on the come out roll, then the number rolled becomes the 'point'. The shooter then continues to roll until they get the point number, or if they roll a 7.

6 Rolling a 7 signifies a don't pass line win, and pass line loss, while rolling the point number results in the opposite.

Once the shooter is out, the next player takes over and the round starts again.

Types of Bets in Online Craps

Place bet -

A place bet is when you bet on rolling the number of your choice, before the 7 is rolled.

Field bet -

This bet is a one-roll bet, where you’re betting on the outcome of the next roll only.

Pass bet -

This bet is one of the most common bets in the game, as well as a defined favourite. With the house edge standing at only 1.41% it's considered one of the best casino bets in all casino games.

The bet is made on the shooter's come out roll. If they roll a 7 or 11, then you win the bet. However, if they roll a 2, 3 or 12 then you lose the bet. If the round continues and the shooter rolls the point number before a 7, then the pass bet wins. If a 7 is first, the pass bet loses.

Don't pass bet -

This bet is the exact opposite of the pass bet, except you're now betting on the shooter losing. If a 2 or a 3 is rolled then you win the bet, but you’ll lose if the shooter rolls a 7 or 11. If the round continues, the shooter will need to roll a 7 before the point number for you to win the bet.

Come bet -

The come bet is essentially the same as a pass bet except you can place it while the round is in progress, and after the point number has been established. If a 7 or 11 is rolled, the bet wins, or if a 2, 3 or 12 is rolled, then the bet is lost. If the round continues, the shooter will have to roll the come bet point number before the 7 which will win you the bet.

Don't come bet -

The don't come bet is the exact opposite of the come bet, and can also be made while the round is in progress. If the shooter rolls a 2 or a 3 then you win, and if they roll a 7 or 11 you lose. If a 7 is rolled before rolling the point number once it has been established, then you win.

Game Objective in Craps

The main objective in craps is really quite straightforward. Basically you are just betting on the outcome of the roll of two dice.

Craps is pure chance since you can’t affect the outcome in any way, but you do have the choice of several wagers. The majority of these wagers are ultimately based on what combination of dice will be rolled.

The goal in craps is therefore to try to correctly predict which numbers will come up on the next roll. This is, of course, guesswork, but it doesn’t stop the game being a lot of fun.

History

The Basics Of Online Craps. The history of craps has been traced back to the Crusades to a dice game called Hazard. However, the game as it is played today was developed by the French and called craupad. This means toad and it refers to the crouching posture taken by players who rolled the craps dice on the streets.

Who invented Craps?

Legend has it, Roman soldiers invented the game of craps using knuckle-bones of a pig as dice and their armor shields as a table. Others believe craps originated from an Arabic dice game called Al Dar, which means “dice” in Arabic, and that merchants brought the game over to Europe in the 12th Century 

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