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<br>To the uninitiated, the craps table is easily the most intimidating spot on the casino floor.<br> |
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<br>Despite its complex appearance, the fundamental rules of craps are surprisingly straightforward.<br> |
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The Most Important Craps Bet |
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<br>The core of craps revolves almost entirely around the fundamental Pass Line bet.<br> |
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<br>Conversely, if the dice show a 2, 3, or 12, the bet loses instantly, which is called "crapping out."<br> |
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Roll 7 or 11 to win instantlyRoll 2, 3, or 12 to lose instantlyAny other number establishes a "Point" |
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What Happens After the Point is Set? |
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<br>When a Point is established, the dealer places a plastic puck on that specific number.<br> |
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<br>If the shooter successfully hits the Point before a 7, your Pass Line bet wins.<br> |
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Taking Odds Behind the Line |
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<br>The Odds bet is incredibly special because the [casino](https://camtalking.com/@wilfordmhp4546) holds absolutely zero mathematical edge on it.<br> |
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<br>Taking full odds is the secret strategy used by all professional craps players.<br> |
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WagerWinning ConditionLosing ConditionDon't PassRoll 2 or 3Roll 7 or 11HardwaysSpecific DoublesRoll 7 or Easy Way |
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<br>Craps offers an unbeatable combination of social excitement and incredibly low house edges.<br> |
