Initially, you’ll be trying to roll a 7 or 11, as this leads to an immediate win. You lose instantly when rolling a 2, 3 or 12 (the opposite is true if you bet on Don’t Pass). Any other number becomes the point. You’ll then keep rolling, placing bets on each roll, until you match the point and double your bet, or roll a 7 and lose to the house.

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To place a bet when playing online craps, first click on the chip denomination you want to place. You then need to click the part of the board corresponding with your chosen bet. Keep clicking to make multiple bets, but you’ll have to reselect a new chip denomination if you want to change your bet amount.

Come bets work like pass line bets, however they are made after the point has been established. So, on the relevant roll, placing a come bet would see you win on a 7 or 11 and lose on a 2, 3 or 12. If you don’t win, the number rolled will become your own point.

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Yes. Just select the “Practice” or “Free Play” option. Playing for free is a great way to build your understanding of the game without losing money.

The Don’t Pass bet is the best bet on the table. This sees the player win when a 2 or 3 is rolled on the come-out and lose when a 7 or 11 is rolled. A 12 leads to a push. The pass bet is also one of the best paying bets, plus the Place 6 and Place 8 bets also offer low house edges.

This is almost identical to Bank Craps, with the same gameplay, odds and excitement. The only difference is that players hit a button to launch the dice into the air, as opposed to throwing them with their own hands.