Official Craps Rules

A shooter can place either a Don't Pass or Pass Line bet before making their come-out roll. Some casinos ask players to make these types of bets before they are allowed to make others. A player places a Pass Line bet before a come-out roll, and it will pay even money if it wins.

The player wins if the come-out roll's value is 7 or 11 and will lose if the value is 2, 3, or 12. With a Don't Pass bet, wins occur if the come-out roll value is 2, or 3, and loses if it's 7 or 11. It results in a push if the value is 12.

The odds are other popular craps bets that players must understand. These bets look like side bets that are made after establishing the points. Generally, these are extensions of the four bets coming in four different types.

They include the Pass Line Odds, Don't Pass Odds, Come Odds, and Don't Pass Odds. When placing a Pass Line Odds bet, it should complement the pass line according to the fixed point. The winnings pay out if rolled below 7, and the payout is in true odds. Don't Pass Odds complements the Don't Pass Line bet and pay if a 7 is rolled before the point, and the bets are settled in true odds.