The game of craps is played with a table of players using a die or two dice. In the game of craps, the players on the craps table have to wager their own money against the other players.
This version of the game is what is known as street craps. The other version of craps involves having the players wager their money up against the bank, which is also referred to as bank craps. The game’s outcome is decided on the roll of a die. In some cases, the game is decided on a number of rolls using two dice.
The game of craps uses only a few pieces of equipment, which is one of the reasons why it can be played easily in almost any setting. In such situations, many side bets are common and covering or “fading” bets against the dice roll are prevalent.
There are two kinds of bets in the game of craps. One is called the pass line bet. The pass line bet is when a bet is placed on the pass line right before a new shooter starts his or her roll. It is also known as the come out roll.
If the shooter rolls a 7 or 11, you are the winner, if they roll a 2, 3, or 12, you lose. The other type of bet is the odds bet, which is done after the point has been established. It is an additional bet behind the pass line bet.