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<br>To the uninitiated, the craps table is easily the most intimidating spot on the casino floor.<br> |
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<br>However, beneath the shouting and flying dice lies one of the most exciting games available.<br> |
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Understanding the Pass Line Bet |
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<br>Every beginner should exclusively focus on the Pass Line wager when starting out.<br> |
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<br>You place this bet before the "come-out roll," which is the very first roll of a new round.<br> |
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Roll 7 or 11 to win instantlyRoll 2, 3, or 12 to lose instantlyAny other number establishes a "Point" |
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Playing After the Come-Out Roll |
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<br>When a Point is established, the dealer places a plastic puck on that specific number.<br> |
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<br>If a 7 is rolled before the Point, the bet loses, and the round is completely over.<br> |
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Maximizing Your Craps Winnings |
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<br>Placing an Odds bet behind your Pass Line wager is mathematically the smartest move possible.<br> |
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<br>Because it pays true mathematical odds, it is the only bet in the [casino](https://membre.orthotrainingclub.com/read-blog/8467_h-epanastash-toy-5g-ti-fernei-sta-online-kai-mobile-kazino.html) without a house advantage.<br> |
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RollOutcome (Pass Line)Action7 or 11WinTake Payout4,5,6,8,9,10Point SetPlace Odds Bet |
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<br>Don't let the noise intimidate you; step up to the table and enjoy the thrill of the dice.<br> |
