Roll 4 Numbers - 0.88% of the time (1 in 113 rolls) There is no point rolled about 59% of the time so the probability for each bet is long. The payout can be huge but the probability of a win is long.

This popular bet has been in casinos for about eight years and is now almost gone. The Fire Bet was the first popular craps side bet. These options are becoming so popular with craps that they're beginning to fly in and out of the casino. The old guy inside has noticed that the side bets seem to be attractive to younger players. I might throw a white ($1) or red ($5) chip on a hardway every now and again but that’s about it for extra sauce when I'm playing craps. Like most side bets, the newer craps bets often come with a hefty house edge so if you want that chance for the big win, you’re going to have to pay for it. Some people need the extra action to make the games more fun. Side bets give action junkies a potential big jackpot payout. I can still play the passline and a couple of Come bets with a small house edge. Even though betting has changed at the craps table the same great bets are available. That’s one reason that I’ve switched a lot of my table game play to Pai Gow Poker - but that's another story. Many casino operators have changed the rules to increase the house edge in some of the games in a casino. That’s casino magic! I don't need any proposition bets or side bets to make the game fun - that way of thinking probably makes me old. Occasionally, the craps sessions have been both fun and profitable. The small house edge of 1.41% and free odds on the passline and Come bets are great.īeing able to keep my bankroll active allows for more fun times at the loud and raucous craps table. Not only is this game the most fun in the casino but it has some of the best odds. Craps quickly became my favorite game when I first started gambling legally in a casino.

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