How to play craps

If you've ever walked past a craps table in a casino クラップス 無料ゲーム when a player was getting ready to roll the dice, you probably wanted to play too. Craps is a game where everyone (except the house) can win together, and when everyone wins, the craps table can get pretty wild. Dice also has some of the best odds in a casino to win. The dice table, however, can look pretty intimidating. It's a big table with lots of numbers and unfamiliar phrases, and there can't be more than 20 players and 4 casino employees at the table. In reality, however, dice is a fairly simple game.

Craps Tips 

Dice players can help you learn the game, slow play will give the dealer a chance to be one-on-one with you.

Different casinos may have slight variations in the rules, particularly regarding how much you can bet on certain bets. These rules are internal and will be posted on the table. Consult the dealer if you are unsure about something. If you make a bet that is not allowed, or make other mistakes, the dealer will usually tell you quickly, and it won't be a problem.

The key is to understand the difference between the rules for wins and losses on the incoming line versus when the point was created.

It is necessary to wait politely until the game is over. When the other player is on a good roll, nothing extra should happen, no bets or dots.

Some casinos offer classes on how to play gambling and other table games. You can learn a lot in a short time in one of these courses.

Give the dealer a tip and they will remind and help you place your bets. They have to do it anyway, but if you tip, he will remember it more diligently.

You can also place "not passing" and "not coming" bids. They work like passing line bets and incoming bets, as long as they are not cancelled. You win when the house wins for a pass (except 12).

Craps payout table

Many players bet on the Pass Line or Don't Pass Line. These bets are paid one to one. Further it is possible to make additional bets.

For Pass Line and Come bets

The thrown number.

Four or ten pays two to one,

Five or nine pays three to two,

Six or eight - payment of six to five,

For Don't Pass and Don't Come bets

Number thrown out

Four or ten - payment two to one,

Five or nine pays two to three,

Six or eight pays five to six

Terms for Craps

Lead Player (English: Shooter) - The player who rolls the dice.

Come out roll - This is the first roll the Shooter makes before he sets the point. This roll attempts to pick up the Pass Line bet by rolling an eleven or a seven. The Pass Line bet is a loss if the Come - Out roll results in a three, twelve or two. The leading player repeats the roll Come - Out . If another number was thrown, we put a point.

A Point is the number (five, four, six, nine, eight or ten) that the player in charge must toss to collect the Pass Line bet.

Make Point - This means that after setting the Point, the lead player throws it again, after the Point is set, the second throw of the Point takes away the Pass Line bet, the number seven loses and the other numbers do not affect this bet. In any round of play, the lead player rolls the dice until he rolls a Point, or seven.

Box Cars means that the leading player rolls two sixes.

Craps Out - This means that the leading player, on a Come - out roll, threw a twelve, two or three.

Craps Out scandals.

There are several scandals connected with this game and they are all related to the game dice, they say that there are special dice that fall on the edge, due to an offset center of gravity.

Such dice are usually possessed by crooks who use it for their own selfish purposes, to substitute dice in casinos and the like. But that's not all, they also say that some very experienced players are very clearly able to roll the dice, which falls a certain number several times in a row.

When playing the game of craps, be vigilant, pay your attention to the dice, from other players, as it may be one of the intruders.