CRAPS

 CRAPS

You will see the Craps table (or dice) if you look in the direction all of the cheering. The original Craps (or dice) game was played by a group of GIs seated around an army blanket.

The game begins by one player, the "Shooter", rolling two die along the table. They aim to strike the opposite wall and that is why it's impossible to control the outcome. These are your betting options.

Pass Line--You can win even money if you roll 7 or 11 and lose if you roll 2, 3, or 12. This is known as the “Come Out” roll. Any other number that comes up is the "Point". Your point will be rolled if it comes up again before the 7 is rolled. You get even money. After a Pass Line wager is placed, the bet can't be retaken until a win/lose decision has been reached.

Pass Line - It's the opposite to the Pass Line. You can win on 2 or 3, but lose on 7 and 11. If 12 is drawn, it's a tie. No one wins. Any other number than 12 is the point. The point is awarded if 7, before the point again, is rolled. The bet pays no money. A Don't Pass Line Bet is different from a Pass Line Bet. It can be taken up by the player prior to a win/lose decision.

Come--This lets you bet on the Pass Line anytime after the shooter's point has been established. As your point, you take the next number that is rolled. You can then determine wins or losses on the same basis that a Pass Line bet.

Don't Come - The reverse of Come. 7 is your bet that the shooter will reach his point before you.

Field--This is a single roll bet that you can make at any time. Even money is won if you roll a 3, 4, 9, 10, 11 or 11. Double your payout if you roll a 2, 3, 9, 10, or 11

Any 7--This is an all-in bet that can take place at any time. If 7 appears on the next roll, you get 5 for 1.

Any Craps--This one-roll bet can be placed at any time. You get 8 for each 1 if you win on 2, 3, 12 or 12 of these numbers.

Hard Ways - There are four combinations of hard ways. They are hard four (two 2-s), hard six (2-3's), hard eight (4's), and difficult ten (10 (5's).

Example: If you place a bet on hard six you will win if you get a pair (3) before a 7 (or before an easy 6), (5& 1 or 4-&2). Remember that hard six and eight pay 10 for 1 and hard four and hard 10 pay 8 for 1.

Horn Bet--This is a one-roll wager that can be placed at any time. You can bet on any combination of these numbers: 2, 3, 11, or 12. You win if one of these numbers appears on that roll. 3 and 11 pay for 15 for 1, 2 or 12 for 30, and 1 for 30 for 1.

Buy Bets--You have the option to place bets on 4, 10, 9, 6 and 8. In exchange for a 5.5% commission on your bet, you will get the actual odds. When the number is rolled after a 7, you win.

Lay Bets--These are opposite to Buy Bets. The charge of 5% is on the winnings you might make, not on how much you bet.

Place Bets--These bets are on 4, 10, 5, 9 and 6 numbers. When your number is rolled after the come-out roll and before a 7, you will win.

* 4-10 Pays 9 to 5.

* 5-9 Pays 7 to 5.

* 6-8 Pays 7 to 6

Max Odds:-$500

BONUS CAPS

Craps Bonus wagers do not alter the standard craps game. Each bonus Craps wager, and every independent wager, shall not have any effect on the primary Craps game or any other wagers.

Before the "come out" roll, players can place an optional wager on any one of the three Bonus Craps propositional betting options:

* All Small

* All tall

* All or nothing

Except for the 7th number, the dealer or Boxman will place a Bonus Craps Lammer on the Bonus Craps layout circle. It will indicate the number that was rolled. A lammer with the number 6 within it is placed on the circle if the shooter rolls 6. It does not affect the wager if the shooter repeatedly rolls the same number.

The dealer will collect the lammers if the shooter rolls a 7 on any other number.

Game Objective

Bonus craps can be described as a variant of craps. This allows the player to make an additional bet during the game. The House will allow the player to select an additional wager from a list of possible wagers. This can be played at a craps tables as long as all the features of the craps game remain unchanged. Craps Rules - What Are They?