The objective of online Craps is to bet whether the Shooter will roll a winning combination.
Craps can be considered quite a complicated game, as there are many different ways to wager.
However, to get started with Craps online, there are some very simple bets that you can make. This way, you will learn as you go, and you will still be able to work with some favourable odds. The most basic bet is placed on the "Pass Line" before the shooter rolls the dice. If the shooter rolls 7 or 11, you and the shooter win, and the shooter keeps the dice to roll again. If the shooter hits 2, 3, or 12, the bet is lost but he remains the shooter and continues to roll the dice until he either makes his point and you both win, or he rolls a 7 and the bet is lost. If the above circumstances occur, you have bet with the shooter.
If you want to bet against him, you place your bet on the "Don't Pass" line and the rules are entirely reversed except that if, on his first roll, the shooter rolls 12, it is a standoff (you neither win nor lose). After the roll has begun and the shooter has a point, you can make a bet by placing it on the "come" line. The same rules apply to you as if the shooter were making a first roll: it the next roll is 7 you win; if it is a 2, 3, or 12, you lose; if it is any other number, that becomes your "come point" and, for you to win, it must be rolled again before a 7. If a 7 comes first, the bet is lost.
Beginners usually start with a "pass" line bet and then, as they become more confident, a "come" bet is a natural second step.
The Help section within the Craps game gives you all the information on bet types and the payout schedule, plus further details on how to play.
Choose to play Craps at Ladbrokes online Casino for free (using the demo play option) or for real money (select Real Play).
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