Casino Craps Rules

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Would make more sense if you have a small intro paragraph saying that these are the basic rules of how to play craps.

Each player bets a minimum amount determined by the table.

Each die has six sides which has a different amount of spots on from one to six.

Two of the dice is given to one player called the "shooter." The shooter must place a 'pass' bet or a 'don't pass' bet in order to roll the dice.

When the dice is rolled, the total amount on the top of the dice which the "shooter" has rolled is called the "roll".

The game consists of a series of rolls.

If the numbers on the roll is 2, 3, or 12 is called "craps".

The first role by the shooter is called the 'come-out roll'.

If the come-out roll is 7 or 11, that round of the game is over. Bets on the 'Pass line' pays even money (1:1) Bets on the 'Don't-Pass line' lose.

If the come out role is craps (2, 3 and 12) the game is also over. Bets placed on the 'Pass line' lose. Bets placed on the 'Don't Pass line' win except when the 'Don't-Pass' line says 'Bar' and the roll is the indicated value, in which case the bet is pushed.

Otherwise, the come-out roll becomes the "point", and then a large white indicator is placed on the number representing the point (4, 5, 6, 8, 9, or 10).

If a 7 is rolled on the come out role, it is called the front line winner, and pays 1:1, this however, is also the same if you role an 11.

During a game, bets on the Pass line cannot be removed, however they can be increased.

Bets on the Don't Pass line may be decreased or removed, however, cannot be increased.

If the game was over on the come-out roll, or because the point was rolled again, the shooter may continue to be the shooter for another game, or may decide to pass the dice on to the player just clockwise, who now becomes the new shooter. Otherwise, the shooter must pass the dice on to the player just clockwise, who becomes the new shooter.