Craps - Objective of the Game

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More thrilling than the name suggests - think of Sharon Stone who played Ginger in the movie and see what comes to mind. Online Craps can also be exciting as the whole game hinges on its integral element - the rolling of the dice. Buy in to a Craps game and you automatically get the element of suspense.

The appeal of the Craps game is also due to the "no genius" prerequisite for play. Not only can anyone play Craps at an online casino, anyone can succeed. EuroGrand Casino is the ideal platform to launch your online casino Craps career and learn how to’s of the game.
Craps relies more on chance than skill and is open to all players alike. From beginners to veterans, those with small bankrolls and high rollers – all are welcome to the Craps game.

Perhaps the most enthralling thing about Craps is the roll of the dice; player fate decided by how they fall keeps everyone breathless and on edge. Much of the boisterous excitement surrounding Craps tables can be attributed to this element.
Simply put, the object of Craps is to correctly predict the outcome of the next roll of the dice. Learning a few elementary betting options is the first step towards Craps success. So, as the saying goes - "Hands high let 'em fly!"

1. The online casino covers all bets and determines payout odds.
2. Craps commences when the player wagers a bet on the outcome of the Shooter’s (player rolling the dice) ‘Come out Roll’ (first dice roll).
3. Before making a bet, check that the shooter is not about to roll the dice. Put your money down on the table in front of the dealer and ask for ‘nickels’ - $5 chips
4. Should the Come out Roll be a 2, 3 or a 12 – known as Craps, the online casino automatically wins.
5. Should the roll result in 7 (also referred to as a "7 out") or an 11 - a natural, those who placed a ‘Pass Line’ bet win.
6. The come out roll ends when the shooter rolls a 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 or 10. Thereby establishing a “point” number. Now the objective for the player is to shoot either a 7 or the point number in order to remain in the game.
7. To check whether a point has been established, check the table for the buck white-side-up in front of a particular number - a clear indication that the series is still in progress. Another indicator of a series still being in progress is that no ‘Pass Line’ bets are allowed throughout. The software will automatically end the series when you (the Shooter) roll your point or a 7.
8. Remember that on a come out roll 7 and 11 win, while 2, 3 and 12 lose. Numbers 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 and 10 are points. When a point is established, this point number wins if rolled before the 7. A 7 rolled before the point results in a loss.
9. If the shooter achieves a 7, the ‘Pass Line’ bet loses and the ‘Don’t Pass’ Line loses. A new round of Craps begins when the shooter does not make either a 7 or a point, and the game is repeated with a "Come out Roll".