Craps
| All about Craps |
| Never played craps online before? Never fear! We make it easy! Online craps is just like the Craps tables you have played at or walked past in your local casino, only MUCH BETTER because you can sit in the comfort of your own home and play ANYTIME you like! |
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ONLINE CRAPS Instead of struggling with the rules of Craps and trying to concentrate with people looking over your shoulder and asking questions, you can play at your own pace and learn as you go! |
| Craps tips & tricks |
| Of all the Casino games, this is my favorite. I still barely get how it works, but I have so much fun learning and have won often without much of an initial investment. I usually play with around $100, which is fairly low for a craps player however I don’t like to put up much of an investment if its going to be a bad night.Craps is a very on or off game … there tends to be a wave of wins and a wave of losses, and usually the table is split between players who might have backed for or against the house, causing an entertaining display of human behavior!I have taught a few friends what I learned in Las Vegas on a 4 day craps weekend, and since we’ve all learned enough to play for several hours.Below is some of my basic tips and strategies for playing craps, plus some tips and objectives compiled from craps experts and online casino’s. |
| Craps Rules & Objectives |
| The game of craps is played with two six-sided cubes known as dice. Each side of the dice is numbered – one through six. So, playing with two dice, the smallest number that can be rolled is two (1,1) and the largest number that can be rolled is twelve (6,6). There are 36 possible combinations that can be rolled.The initial throw of the dice – or “come-out” – is the most important roll in the game of craps, since it determines the point that must be repeated before a seven is rolled. A come-out roll occurs under the following conditions:• After a seven is rolled. • At the start of a new game. • After a seven or eleven has been rolled on a previous come-out roll. • When a shooter craps (2, 3 or 12) on a previous come-out roll. • When a shooter has repeated a point without rolling a seven. |
| • | How to Play Craps | ||||
| • | What the terms mean | ||||
| • | Craps Bets & Payouts | ||||
| • | Game screen buttons & their meanings | ||||
| • | Craps Strategy | ||||
| • | Craps playing styles
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