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Casino Rental Craps Table - Top View Craps is one of those casino party games that appear to be very complicated to those unfamiliar with the game. There are so many bet options, and so much activity going on around the table, that it can be a little daunting at first. But while there are quite a few bet options, just remember that you don't need to use them all, or even know them all to do well at Craps and have lots of fun. When you purchase a casino rental with Full House Entertainment we step you through all the rules to make your casino party a one-of-a-kind event.

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Pass line
1-to-1 payout, if the first roll of the dice adds up to 7 or 11, you win. 2, 3, or 12 loses the bet. Any other number becomes the 'point' and if the point is rolled again, you win, if 7 is rolled first you lose.
House edge: 1.4%
Don’t pass
1-to-1 payout, if the first roll of the dice adds up to 7 or 11, you lose. 2, 3, you win. 12 is a stand off. Any other number becomes the 'point' and if the point is rolled again, you lose, if 7 is rolled first you win.
House edge: 1.4%

Come bets
1-to-1 payout, basically the same as the PASS LINE except that you must bet after the point.
House edge: 1.4%
Don’t come
1-to-1 payout, the reverse of the COME BET, except that a first roll of 2 or 3 wins, and 12 is a stand off.
House edge: 1.4%

Some Other Bets...

Odds

'taking the odds'
Once a ‘point’ or a ‘come point’ has been thrown and you have a pass line bet you may bet up to some multiple, usually 2 times, your pass line bet on the 'odds'. You may take the odds and win if the point or the come point is made before a 7. Pay off is 2-to-1 for a point of 10s or 4s, 3-to-2 for a point of 9s or 5s, 6-to-5 for a point of 8s or 6s.

'laying the odds'
This is the opposite of taking odds, in other words betting that a 7 will be rolled before the point, once the point or come point has been established. Pay off is 1-to-2 for a point of 10s or 4s, 2-to-3 for a point of 9s or 5s, 5-to-6 for a point of 8s or 6s.
House edge on odds bets are very low - 0.5 to 1% on the bet.

Big 6 or 8
Here you are betting that either a 6 or 8 will be rolled before the 7, for a 1-to-1 pay-out. This represents a high house edge bet and is not recommended.
House edge: 9.1%

Place bets
In craps 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, and 10 are known as the "place numbers." In a place bet, you are betting that your place number is rolled before the 7. No pass line or other bet on the point is required. Place bets on 6 or 8 offer the lowest house edge and are recommended (note that odds bets are still a better bet though)
House edge for 4 or 10: 6.7%
House edge for 5 or 9: 4.0%
House edge for 6 or 8: 1.5%

Proposition bets.
This is simply a bet on the outcome of the next roll. Proposition bets have a high house edge and are not a recommended play. Odds are as follows:
2 or 12 pays 30-to-1, House edge: 13.9%
3 or 11 pays 15-to-1, House edge: 11.1%
7 pays 4-to-1, House edge: 16.7%
Any craps (2, 3 or 12) pays 7-to-1, House edge: 11.1%
Field ( 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, or 12), even money for (3, 4, 9, 10, 11), 2-to-1 for (2 or 12) House edge: 5.5%

Craps Strategy

One thing that is critical to remember about casino party Craps is that it is a game that is savage on ignorant players. This is because there is a massive divergence in the house edge attaching to different Craps bets. And this can even apply to different bets on the same outcome. A good example of this is the 'big 8' bet and the 'place bet' on 8 (see above for bet details). In both cases, you are betting that an 8 is rolled before the 7, but the house edge on the 'big 8' is around 10%, while the house edge on the 'place bet' is around 1%.

So the key to good Craps strategy is knowing which bets have a small house edge, and sticking with them. For those learning the game, the following bets are easy to understand, and have a house edge of around 1.5%:

Pass Line
Don't Pass
Come
Don't Come
Place Bets on 6 or 8 Only; Other Place Bets Have Higher House Edge

Once you are familiar with pass line bets, try moving on to odds bets - this is where the super-skinny house edges can be found - around 0.5% depending on just how high a multiple of your pass line bet the casino will let you lay or take the odds.

Stay away from the other bets, especially 'big 6' and 'big 8' and the proposition bets.
Leave these to the mugs who don't know what they are doing.

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Learn The Rules of Crap

Craps is centered on the roll of a pair of dice by the "shooter" (the player rolling the dice). Players can place various bets on the table, and win or lose those bets based on the outcome of the shooter's rolls. The shooter's first roll can produce 3 outcomes:

A natural' (7 or 11);

'Craps' (2, 3, or 12); or

'A point' (4, 5, 6, 8, 9, or 10), i.e. anything other than 'a natural' or 'craps.'

Now a nice starting bet in Craps is a bet on the PASS LINE. This is done by placing your chips on the Craps table on the area marked PASS LINE before the shooters first roll. Now with a pass line bet, if the shooter rolls a natural you win. If the shooter rolls Craps you lose, and if the shooter rolls the point, your bet remains and you win if the shooter rolls the point again before he rolls 7, and lose if and when 7 is rolled before the point.

You can also bet on the DON'T PASS LINE. This is pretty much the reverse of the above - except you don't win on a 12 for the first roll...the bet is pushed.

You can also bet on the COME LINE after the shooter has had their first roll and already has the point. This is pretty much the same as a pass line bet, in that you win if the point is rolled before 7, and loses if 7 is rolled before the point.

Any way, I'm sure you're starting to get the idea. Here are all the bets summarized.

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