How to Play Craps

 People bet on the outcome of a roll or set of rolls in the fast-paced game craps.  Even though it might seem hard at first, learning the basic bets will help you a lot.

 How to Play: There are rounds in this game.  The Come Out roll is the first roll.

 That person who rolls the dice wins if they get a 7 or 11.  It's "craps" and you lose if they roll 2, 3, or 12.

 The Point is any other number (4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10).  The goal is to get another point before a 7.

 Pass Line Bet: This is a simple bet that the shot will win.

 Don't Pass Bet; instead, bet against the shot (go against the Pass Line).

 Come/Don't Come Bets: These are similar bets that are made after the Point has been made.

 Odds Bet: This is a bet that you place after your main bet that gives you real odds with no house edge.

 Stick with Pass Line and Odds bets because the house edge is the lowest on those.

 The house edge on proposition bets like "Any 7" or "Yo (11)" is much bigger.

 Playing free games helps you get used to the speed and style without putting real money at risk.

 Extra Bonuses for Dice Games: Some online casinos offer extra match bonuses for games with dice, like craps.

 Risk-Free First Bets: If a new player's first craps bet loses, they can get their money back in the form of extra cash.

 Weekend Cashback: If you lose money playing craps on certain days of the week, you can get cash back.