How do you play craps?

Answer 1

This is a 2nd strategy based on neighbor bets. This is the seventh online live play based on the strategy. It worked. The beauty of this strategy is the higher the progression, the higher the payout. But please note, this particular strategy can also hit stoploss limit. If it happens, don't chase. Take a break and play. 2-3 Winning session will give your break even. It has more winning session than loosing.

Strategy:

bet last spin number with 7 neighbors on each side.(total 15 numbers Bet).

On win you wait for next number and do as number 1.

on Loosing you rebet and martingale Till 7 progression.

Game history:

Session number - Date - Game Time - win amount

01 - 19-12-22 - 14 minutes - 174 units

02 - 20-12-22 - 15 minutes - 153 units

03 - 21-12-22 - 14 minutes - 318 units

04 - 22-12-22 - 17 minutes - 249 units

05 - 25-12-22 - 13 minutes - 123 units

06 - 26-12-22 - 13 minutes - 129 units

07 - 27-12-22 - 12 minutes - 129 units

Total = 98 minutes - 1275 units

Gameplay:

You can go to My profile To watch the live gameplay, that i posted on YouTube

Answer 2

Craps is a fairly complicated game for beginners, not so much after you learn the basics. Most casinos offer lessons and in the smaller casinos the dealers are more than happy to teach the game and help you place the bets. See the related link for an explanation of how the game is played. If played properly, Craps offer the best odds in a casino of all of the table games.

The long white band of color white on the sides of the craps table is called the Pass Line. The players put their wagers on that line to effectuate a pass line bet.

Experienced players prefer Don't Pass Bet but this can be tricky to new players. It order to place your bet, you need to put it on the other line more acute than the first.

Craps is known to be a rowdy, fast-paced game when being playing in a traditional casino but playing online is faster. Since everything is already programmed, there is no time wasted on getting the dice, waiting for other bets, etc. If you really mean to play and win/lose money fast, then online craps is the best choice for you. It is an exciting game!

Another answer:

General concepts:

The first roll of the dice at the table is called a Come-Out roll. You will know this is about to happen, when the big round button states "OFF" and is black and is off to the side.

If the number rolled on the come-out roll is a 7 or an 11, then all all of the best on an area of the table called the "Pass Line" are instant winners.

If the number rolled on the come-out roll is a 2, 3, or 12, then all of the pass-line bets are instant losers.

If the number rolled on the come-out roll is a 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, then all of the pass-line bets are now permanently connected to the number rolled. At this point the big round button is flipped over and states "ON" and is white, and is placed on the number rolled. This is a way to remind everyone at the table that you make no more Pass Line bets until this number is resolved. If this number is rolled again BEFORE a Seven (7) appears, then the all of the best on the pass line are winners, however if a seven comes up before that number is rolled again, then all of the best on the pass line lose.

Example:

Someone walks up to the table, sees the button as "OFF" and places a $25 chip on the pass line just before a new come-out roll. A 7 is rolled - a comeout roll Winner! He takes the $50 on the table (which includes his $25 original bet and his $25 winnings).

He then makes a new $20 Pass Line bet. This time a "6" is rolled. The button is flipped to "ON" and placed on the 6. His bet is connected to the six.

A series of numbers are then rolled, but since none of them is a 6 or 7, they do not affect the outcome of his bet.

Then a 7 is rolled. His bet is LOST since the 7 came up before his 6 was re-rolled.

Other information:

There is a LOT more to know about craps. Things like: Free Odds, Place Bets, Come bets, the Don't Pass Line, etc...

Be sure to read up on the game, and know which bets to make and NOT to make, before playing.

Answer 3

That's a difficult question to answer. There are a number of ways the "experts" say you should play. Probably the best way to play is to bet the minimum pass line bet with the most odds you can afford to bet, and 1 or 2 come bets with the most odds you can afford. According to most experts, those are the bets with the best odds. The most important thing is, if you play craps and you get ahead, cash out and leave. The longer you play, the more likely you are to lose.

Answer 4

You can learn how to play roulette at a casino or online at an online casino.

there are 2 types of roulette - American roulette and European roulette

In both roulette versions the rules are the same, you can bet on rows, columns, colours, odds and even, single number and group of numbers.

every type of bet has a different payout according to the odds.

Answer 5

The most common bet is the pass line bet. You place your bet, the roller rolls a "come out roll" if the roller rolls a 7 or 11 you win the amount you bet. If they roll a 2,3, or 12 you lose the money. If the roller rolls any other number that now becomes the point. Now that roller will keep rollling until they crap out(roll a 7) which you would then lose your bet, or until they roll that point again which you would then win the bet. There are many other betting options but this is the one that most use. Remember you have better odds playing online because they offer you bonuses when you deposit money, where if you go to a brick & mortar casino what you buy in for is what you get.

Answer 6

A game played with two dice. You can make a variety of bets, basically with the option to bet on any number you think the dice will show, however, there are variations on what can and can't be bet. Try searching the internet for "how to play craps." You should be able to find a plethora of sites giving info on how to play.

Answer 7

There are a bunch of ways to bet and it's a really long, drawn out process to list all the bets here, but here are the basics:

The basic game is this: if you roll a 7 or 11 on your first roll, you win. If you roll a 2, 3, or 12, you lose. If you roll any other number, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, or 10, it becomes your "point" and you must then try to repeat that point number before rolling a 7. In casino craps, you can bet that you are going to roll a winning number by betting on the pass line or you can bet that you are going to roll a losing number by betting on the don't pass line. You can also bet on any of the point numbers. Say for instance, you think you are going to roll a 6, you can bet directly on the 6. There are other bets available. A very common, but statistically unfavorable bet, is the field. You are betting that the next roll will be a 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, or 12. In fact, most of the best on the table are unfavorable. There are only a few bets that the "experts" suggest. You can also bet on any specific roll, like if you think the next roll will be a 12, or 2, or any other specific combination of the dice. Without going into a lot of detail, there are areas on a casino craps table were you can bet on every possible combination.

Answer 8

Craps can be learned online. This can be done through such sites as VegasClick. Once the theory behind the game and the rules have been learned then the NextShooter site can be used for further reinforcment before hitting the real craps tables.

Answer 9

Craps appears complicated but it is supposedly an easy game once one knows the rules. Craps involves rolling a pair of dice. The player who rolls the dice is known as the shooter. There are numerous rules but the best one is to play conservatively.

Answer 10

Bank craps is a game played by one or more players against a casino. The casino covers all player bets at a table and sets the odds on its payout. Players take turns rolling two dice. The player rolling the dice is called the "shooter." Other players at the table will make bets on the shooter's dice rolls. The game is played in rounds, with the first roll of a new round called the "come-out roll". The second round resolves with a point being rolled or a seven.

On the "come-out roll", the intention is to establish a point. If the shooter's come-out roll is a 2, 3 or 12, it is called "craps" and the round ends with players losing their pass line bets. A come-out roll of 7 or 11 is called a "natural," resulting in a win for pass line bets (and a loss for don't pass bets). Either way, the come-out roll continues for the same shooter until a point is established. If the numbers 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, or 10 are rolled on the come-out, this number becomes the "point" and the come out roll is now over.

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