Remember: Always play max credits on all lines. It's the higher likelihood of hitting something substantial.
Craps is simple. The layout just looks complicated.
The whole game boils down to "Roll the same number twice before you roll a 7."
It's played in rounds. There are two parts to the round.
>Part 1: The Come-Out Roll
This is the first throw that establishes the number that you have to roll again before 7 comes up.
If you roll 7 or 11 on this part of the turn, you automatically win and the round is over.
If you roll 2, 3 or 12 on this part of the turn, you automatically lose and the round is over.
If you roll any other number, then that number becomes "The Point" and the game is on.
>Part 2: Shooting for The Point
Now you have an unlimited amount of times to throw the dice to try and roll The Point. If you roll 7 then you lose.
As you're rolling for The Point, you can place side bets on any other numbers that you think will come up. Most of the bets pay more than one to one.
That's pretty much the simple explanation.
Nope. I play with fairly consistent wins and try to exhibit some self control on the table instead of chasing bets and making bad bets with high house edge.
That day I bought in with $200.00
Yes. There's skill in learning to throw the dice correctly.
Nice! Good luck user. Who do you have to win?
