How To Play Craps - Secrets Revealed
Mystery Removed
How To Play Craps
How to play craps is
a subject that has been considered by millions of people. Unfortunately,
there is no standard or simple answer to the question of how to play
craps. This fact makes it difficult for those new to craps because most
inevitably assume they need to know everything.
That is just not
true. With so many rules, odds and different ways to bet, you can ignore
the majority of them and still learn how to play craps. Continue reading
and you will learn the simple secrets to playing craps and clear up the
mystery, by playing a virtual mental round of craps right now.
How To Play Craps Introduction
Are you ready? Here
we go:
When you arrive at
the craps table, you will need some betting chips. No, you don’t have to
have them, but chips are easier to handle and count than cash. Just place
your cash on the table and say change. A dealer (the person on either side
of the boxman sitting in the middle of the table) will take your cash and
exchange it for chips.
Now place the chips
in the tray in front of you. Forget about all the bets you see on the
table layout and concentrate on just two bets -- either the Pass Line bet or
the Don’t Pass bet. Although most players choose to bet the Pass line, the
Don’t Pass has a slightly better chance of winning.
You do not have to
roll the dice in order to bet, but you must bet in order to roll the dice.
For our game, you will roll the dice and bet on the Pass Line.
Your first roll is
called a come out roll. If you roll either a 7 or 11, you will immediately
win $1 profit for every dollar you bet. If you roll a 2, 3 or 12, you will
lose. Rolling any of those five numbers gives you another turn to roll the
dice, or another come out roll.
More times than not,
you will roll either the 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 or 10. When you roll any of these
numbers on a come out roll, this is called your point number. In order to
win, you must roll your point number again, before you roll a seven. As
long as you continue to do so, you get to roll the dice. Each time you
make your point number, you will win $1 profit for every dollar you bet.
Once you roll a
point number and then roll a 7 before you repeat that point number, you
lose, and your turn ends.
Now, you roll the
dice and you get a 7. That’s a win for you and $1 profit. Next you roll an
8, which is your point number. You continue to roll the dice until you
roll that 8 again or roll a 7. Your next six rolls are 5, 3, 9, 6, 2, 11
and 8. You win again. That’s another $1 profit for you.
Your next rolls are
as follows: 9, 8, 8, 5, 6, 12, 10, 4, 11 and 7. Since you rolled 7 before
rolling 9 again, that’s a loss and you lose your $1 bet. This ends your
turn. You still get to continue betting on the other players that roll the
dice, but you will not be able to roll the dice until your turn comes
around again. For this round you won $2 profit and lost $1, so you are
ahead by $1.
Yes, there are more
advanced ways to play, but this is the basic truth on how to play craps.
Follow the virtual example above, practice it as much as possible and you
can walk up to any craps table with confidence. You will definitely know
how to play craps.
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