Craps Bet Types and Craps Payout Table

The pass bet is the simplest of all bets in the craps dice game, and it is the one that most players will bet on. All players at the table can bet on the pass, not just the player who is shooting craps dice.
Place these bets in the area marked “Pass Line” before the first roll of the game, called the come-out roll. If the shooter rolls a 7 or 11, it is a “natural” and you win. In case the shooter rolls 2, 3, or 12 it is “craps,” and you lose. If the shooter rolls 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, or 10, they will keep on rolling, and this number will become your “point”. If your point number is rolled again before a 7 is rolled then you win. If a 7 is rolled before your point then you lose.

• Single or Multi-roll: Multi-roll
• House edge: 1.41%
• Payout odds: 1:1 (even money)

An interesting fact for The Don’t Pass Bet is that players who prefer to use the Don’t Pass bet are normally known as “wrong” players as what they do looks like betting against the shooter, who is considered a “right” player. The Don`t pass bets are placed in “Don’t Pass” bar.
The Don’t Pass bet is the opposite one of the Pass bet, which basically means that if the shooter rolls any of the “craps” number (2 or 3) – you win and if 7 or 11 come out after the dice is rolled – you lose. A roll of 12 is called a “push” which means no one wins or loses.

• Single or Multi-roll: Multi-roll
• House edge: 1.36%
• Payout odds: 1:1 (even money)

Come and Don’t Come bets are like the Pass and Don’t Pass bets except that they are placed after the point is established after the come-out roll.
Come Bets are placed on the Come line in the center of the betting area. Come bets are like the “Pass Line”, except that “Come” bets are made any time after the come-out roll. If a 7 or 11 is rolled, you win. If craps 2, 3 or 12 comes up, you lose. Any other number becomes the “come-point” and you win if your “come-point” is made before the shooter rolls a 7.

• Single or Multi-roll: Multi-roll
• House edge: 1.41%
• Payout odds: 1:1 (even money)

Like the Don’t Pass Bet, the Don’t Come bet is just the reverse. Don’t Come bets are placed in the Don’t Come area in the top corner of the betting area. These bets are also placed after the come-out roll. Bets lose on 7 or 11 and win on a 2 or 3. 12 is considered a push and there is no win or loss.

• Single or Multi-roll: Multi-roll
• House edge: 1.36%
• Payout odds: 1:1 (even money)

Laying the Odds is to bet against the point after a Don’t Pass bet. This is another bet with no house edge. 
You can lay one or more of the following numbers: 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 and 10. This time you wager on the point number and that the shooter will roll a seven before the point. You are paid out the true odds with no house edge. Although, because the seven gets thrown more often than any other number, your payouts are “less than even”. Also, the house edge for 4 and 10 is 2.44%, the edge for 5 and 9 is 3.23% and the house edge for 6 and 8 is 4.00%.

• Single or Multi-roll: Multi-roll
• House edge: 0%
• Payout odds: 1:2 on 4 or 10; 2:3 on 5 or 9; 5:6 on 6 or 8

Place bets can be made at any time during a game of craps but are often played when a point number has already been determined. Place Bets are bets made on prospective point numbers, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, and 10. These bets can be made at any time, including on the come out roll. If the number(s) you bet on land before a 7, you win. These bets can be increased, decreased, or removed at any stage. There are three different payouts and house edges for each dice number wagered on.

• Single or Multi-roll: Multi-roll
• House edge: 1.52% on 6 or 8; 4% on 5 or 9; 6.67% on 4 or 10
• Payout odds: 9:5 for 4 or 10; 7:5 for 7 or 9; 7:6 for 6 or 8

The any seven craps bet, also known as big red, is perhaps the most popular and well known wager in the game of craps. Basically all you are doing is betting that the shooter will roll any combination resulting 7 on the next roll. The 7 is the number with the most combinations on the dice. The possible combinations are 1-6, 2-5, and 3-4.
The house pays out 4:1 on a winning bet, which brings up an outrageous house edge of 16.67%. This is the absolute worst bet you can make in craps.

• Single or Multi-roll: Single Roll
• House edge: 16.67%
• Payout odds: 4:1

Any craps, also known as Three Way, is a type of bet where the player wagers that the shooter’s next roll will land on one of these three numbers – 2, 3 or 12. These numbers are known as “craps” and they appear quite infrequently and have a low probability of winning. This is actually one of the more popular proposition bets. The actual odds of winning on an any craps bet is 8:1. The house pays out 7:1 odds, which makes the house edge 11.11%. 

• Single or Multi-roll: Single Roll
• House edge: 11.11%
• Payout odds: 7:1

It is sometimes known as betting on pairs or doubles. Basically you are betting on both dice to show the same numbers, such as: 2-2, 3-3, 4-4, and 5-5. These would be known as Hard 4, Hard 6, Hard 8 and Hard 10. To win a hardway bet, the number must appear before the shooter rolls a 7. This is a high-risk bet and is not advisable.

• Single or Multi-roll:  Single Roll
• House edge: 9.09% on 6 or 8; 11.11% on 4 or 10
• Payout odds: 9:1 on 6 or 8; 7:1 on 4 or 10

One Roll bet is valid for one roll only and will be resolved after every roll. One roll Bets can be placed, during both Come Out roll and Point roll. Player can choose to place on all One Roll bets by clicking/tapping on “One Roll” on betting grid.

• Craps 2 – place your bets exactly on the total of 2. Pays 30:1
• Craps 3 – place your bets exactly on the total of 3. Pays 15:1
• Craps 11 – place your bets exactly on the total of 11. Pays 15:1
• Craps 12 – place your bets exactly on the total of 12. Pays 30:1

The field bet is another one of the most common and popular craps bets. Basically, all you are betting on is that the shooter will roll a 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11 or 12. If any of these numbers shows on the next roll, you win. The actual odds of winning this bet are 5:4. The payouts are even (1:1) when the shooter rolls a 3, 4, 9, 10 or 11; 2:1 when they roll a 2 or 12 (snake eyes or boxcars).

• Single or Multi-roll: Single roll
• House edge: 5.5%
• Payout odds: 2:1 for 2 and 12; 1:1 for all other numbers

This bet field covers combination of any Craps total (2,3 and 12) and the bet ELEVEN (11). Basically when you bet on C and E, you are wagering that the shooter will roll any craps numbers (2, 3, or 12) and 11. If player hits any one of these numbers, he wins the bet.

• Single or Multi-roll: Single roll
• House edge: 11.11%
• Payout odds: 3:1 for 2,3,12 and 7:1 if 11 is rolled