Many players have an idea that Craps is a difficult game to get started because there are over 100 different possible bets. But in reality, the game centers around the two main bets, a Pass Line bet and a Do not Pass Line bet.

Below you can see an example of the game board layout and a description of the basic Craps Rules. The objective of Craps: Players rate bets on the outcome of a single or a series of dice throws. Before you start playing, it's a good idea to learn the game board layout to know.

After this type of throw shooter will continue to roll the dice until the same Point roll hit again or being beaten seventh. Players who have wagered a Pass Line bet wins if a Point Number is thrown a second time within a Series 7 throws, but loses if a 7 is rolled cast comes first.

For bets on the Do not Pass Line wins the order bets - Taking and Laying odds If the first throw (the Come Out Roll) is a Point roll, the players have the opportunity to focus on their original bet up to several times (the most common are 3x, 4x or 5x depending on Point kitset value).

This means that players who have bet the Pass Line bets can also bet the Pass Line Odds Bets (marker C), (these bets are also called Taking Odds). Players who have bet Do not Pass Line bets are able to bet. Do not Pass Line Odds Bets (code D) (also called Laying odds). These two types Odds bets reduces the House Edge to less than 1%, so it's really worth the bet to take advantage of this opportunity for extra bets.