Craps is a dice game particularly popular in the United States. Some players think that is quite difficult. They are wrong, actually it turns out to be elementary. Instead, it is true that the very wide range of bets can be intimidating at first. Thus, it seems preferable to start playing only a couple of bets. The goal in craps is to bet on the outcome of one or more shots given. Two different ways of interpreting may be used. Most of the time, we must add the figures present on both dice but can also be read as a pair combinations of 1 or 6, which is called Craps, or a double 2, 3, 4 or 5 called hard ways.

The player who rolls the dice is called the shooter. Of course, you can bet when you're shooter but it is also possible when another participant plays this role. To do so, place your chips on the bet compartment of your choice on the carpet of play, before the dice are released. Some bets can be made at any time, others only authorize the beginning or during the game. The latter requires two phases. The first roll of the dice is called the "come out roll" or come out roll. It sets the point. At the time of the second stage, the shooter continues rolling the dice until the departure point or July 1.

Around a craps table, you may find 4 members of the casino: A boxman, two dealers and a stickman who proposes to handle 6 different dice. The player must select 2, one green and one red. Line Pass or Pass line is victorious when the first dice roll gives a 7 or 11. With a 2, a 3 or a 12, is losing. Other results allow to establish the Point. The shooter then rolls the dice again until you get the point, winning, or 7, loser. This bet produce a lead of 1 on 1.

The line bet not Pass or Do not Pass Line is victorious with generous first dice roll 2, 3 or 12. loser with a 7 or 11. Another result it sets the point. The shooter then rolls the dice again until you get the point, loser, or 7 winner. This bet produce a lead of 1 on 1. Arrival bet is made after the point is established. Launch is successful when following gives 7 or 11. With a 2 a 3 or 12 is loser. Other results allow to establish the point of arrival. The shooter then rolls the dice again until the point of arrival, winner, or 7, loser. This bet produce a lead of 1 on 1.

No arrival bet is made after the point has been established. It is successful in producing first dice roll 2, 3 or 12. It is losing with a 7 or 11. The other results allow to establish the point of arrival. The shooter then rolls the dice again until the point of arrival, loser, or 7 winner. The pass line bet on the probability is made after the point has been established. The advantage of this bet changes according to the result obtained when the dice roll. It is 2 to 1, with 4 or 10; 3-1 with 5 or 9; and 6 to 5, with 6 or 8.