Craps is a dice game in which players bet on the outcomes of the roll of a pair of dice. There are several bets to choose, ranging from single-roll bets or multi-roll bets.
This field requires you to specify the desired betting amount using the amount parameter.
Note: For all mandatory fields involving betting amounts, the following inputs can be used:
half or h: Bets 50% of your wallet's current balance.
/craps amount: half, /craps amount: hall or a: Bets the entirety (100%) of your wallet's current balance.
/craps amount: all, /craps amount: aAny percentage: Bets the percentage of your wallet that you specify. Decimals do not work for percentages.
/craps amount: 25%, /craps amount: 33%k, m, b: Alphabetical terms for easier betting (e.g., k = thousand, m = million, b = billion).
/craps amount: 100k, /craps amount: 10m, /craps amount: 3bDecimals: Allows you to use decimals in your number input. However, for percentages, decimals do not work.
/craps amount: 20.5k, /craps amount: 10.4m./craps amount: 52.5%Whenever you start a game of craps, you must choose at least ONE of these two main bets:
On the first roll only (come-out roll):
If the roll is 7 or 11, you win.
If the roll is 2 or 3, you lose.
If the roll is 12, it's a tie (you get your bet back).
Any other number rolled becomes the "point number."
After the point is established:
You win if the point number is rolled again before a 7.
You lose if a 7 is rolled before the point number.
Payout: 1:1 (you win the same amount you bet).
After the point is established:
You win if a 7 is rolled before the point number.
You lose if the point number is rolled again before a 7.
Payout: 1:1 (you win the same amount you bet).
Note: This bet is the exact opposite of the Pass Line:
Note: These two bets are the game controlling bets. Once one of these bet ending conditions are met, the entire game ends.
This bet will only end on one of these three conditions:
If a 7 is rolled, you lose the bet.
If you roll the hard number you bet on, you win the bet.
If the number you bet on comes out but with a different combination, you lose the bet
For example: If you bet on Hard 4 and roll a [3,1], you lose since you rolled a 4, but not a Hard 4.
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Note: If the game ends before any of these three conditions are met, your bet will be refunded.
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You're betting on a specific number range:
If the roll is 5, 6, 7, or 8, you lose.
If the roll is any other number, you win.
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1:1 if a 3, 4, 9. 10, and 11 is rolled.
3:1 if a 2 or 12 is rolled.