About Live Craps Game 

Craps Live by Evolution Gaming is one of the best ways to play Craps online. Featuring a cool 1930’s aesthetic and an engaging live dealer, Craps Live allows players to make bets and play alongside others from around the world. The dice is rolled by a robot in a completely tested, certified, and fair fashion.  

For even more details on how to play Craps, be sure to check out our complete guide.

Live Craps Odds Explained 

There are so many different wagers that can be made when you play Craps online. These bets can be made into many different strategies and it’s a good idea to have an understanding of most of them. Many of these bets are ignored by most players, but to develop a good Craps strategy, you’ll want to be an expert on a few of your favorites.  

One Roll Bets

One roll best are the easiest bets to make in a Craps strategy and can be placed at any time during the Craps game. The bet is valid for one roll and is decided in that single roll.

• Field Bet – Wagering on 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, or 12. The odds are 1:1.
• Seven – betting on a 7 being rolled at odds of 4:1.
• Craps – a wager on 2, 3, or 12. The Craps odds are 7:1.
• Craps 2 – just a wager on 2. The odds are 30:1
• Craps 3 – betting on a 3. The odds are 15:1.
• Craps 12 – you guessed it. A wager on just 12. The odds are also 30:1.
• 11 – betting on an 11 has odds of 15:1.
• Craps & 11 (C & E) – this is a combination bet that covers 2, 3, and 12. The odds for hitting a 2, 3, or 12 is 3:1 while nailing 11 nets a payout of 7:1.

Multi-Roll Bets

This betting type involves best that once placed on the Craps table will remain until a losing roll is made. This can be particularly profitable and multi rolls are how high rollers have famously netted big profits. There are several multi-roll bets available and they all pay 1:1 initially. Two types of odds are available to Craps Live players and are referred to as free odds bets. 

• Take Odds – This is a pass line or come bet. It pays out only when the point is rolled before a 7. These are true odds in combination with your original bet. 
• Lay Odds – a don’t pass or don’t come bet and pays if a 7 is rolled before the point. Again, these are true odds with no commission. 

Winning Live Craps Strategies 

Like most other live dealer casino games available at Lilibet casino, there are multiple strategies that a punter can leverage to play craps online. Honestly, there are too many to mention, so our live casino experts have put their heads together and selected 3 of the very best craps strategy guides for you to try.

• Iron Cross – the only way this craps odds strategy loses is if a 7 is rolled. All other rolls will win! This craps strategy basically covers all the numbers by betting on the Field, Five, Six, Eight, and a Don’t Pass. 

How these Craps strategy works is the player will place a bet on the Don’t Pass. Once a point is established, a field bet and cover the 5, 6, and 8 too. Ideally, you’ll want to see as many numbers rolled as possible before the point or 7 is rolled.

Just remember that 7 is the most commonly rolled number in a Craps game. So, this strategy should only be used sparingly and isn’t an ideal long-term live casino Craps strategy.

• Pass Line and Don’t Pass Strategy – beginners should certainly begin with either a Pass Line or Don’t Pass strategy. They pay 1:1 but feature a very low house edge. These bets win on either the 7 and 11 or 2 and 3 respectively. When a point is established, that number must be rolled before the 7 to win in the Pass Line Craps strategy – or a 7 must be rolled in the Don’t Pass Strategy.
• 6 and 8 – a fairly common Craps odds strategy as the house edge is not much higher than the low Pass bets. The house edge is 1.52% and the 6 and 8 are the most commonly thrown numbers, other than the 7, of course. Other numbers have a much higher house edge, so 6 and 8 are your best bet when playing numbers. The payout is 7 – 6 for this Craps odds strategy so you’ll likely want to place slightly higher wagers to receive a better payout.

If you want to take advantage of free odds when the point is established, you’ll have to add a pass bet too.

Craps Strategies to Avoid 

Not every Craps strategy is ideal for every player and some strategies should be avoided altogether. While there is no such thing as a safe Craps strategy, these strategies are among the riskiest. 

If you’re going to play Craps online at the Lilibet live casinos, try to avoid these mistakes.

• Risky Proposition Bets – We found that the average proposition bet can have a house edge of a whopping 4%. A proposition bet is basically the very specific wagers like 2, 12, or Hard 4. Sure, the payout can be big but the risk is way too high to be employed as an effective Craps strategy. 
• Bored Bets – Players need to walk away if they start getting bored. Bored players start putting money on unlikely bets with huge payouts or start making wagers at random. This is hardly a Craps strategy and will likely end in disaster. Avoid at all costs.
• Varied Stakes – some strategies require that you adjust your stake size. For example, the Martingale System requires that players double their bets at each loss. In theory, you’d win the money back plus some profit. However, the theory is not reality. You’re going to occasionally hit a losing streak and blow through your bankroll in minutes. Avoid a casino Craps strategy that tries to recoup losses or has you playing around with stake sizes.

The Most Profitable Craps Bets 

Over time, a good Craps strategy is going to be the most profitable and features the most profitable bets. The bets with the highest odds are not the most profitable as hitting those numbers is difficult and involves a great deal of risk to your bankroll. 

At the end of the day, the most profitable Craps bet is a Pass or Don’t Pass bet with a free odds bet. This means placing a wager once a point has been established. You’ll get true odds and multiple numbers can result in a high payout. This is how Craps legends have won millions at land-based casinos on rolls that have lasted for hours.

Where To Play Live Craps and Win Real Money?

The best online Craps for real money is Craps Live played at Lilibet Casino. Learn to play Craps following our guides and then head on over to grab a welcome bonus. The Craps table at Lilibet casino is always open, so you can play Craps online any time you please. 

Craps can be a complex game and the Craps rules can take some learning. However, with a good Craps strategy, players can win real money in our live casino online. Sign up to Lilibet casino and enjoy Craps Live by Evolution Gaming.

Craps is an entertaining and exciting game of chance played with two regular dice with face values from 1 to 6. The objective of the game is to predict the outcome of the two dice total, based on your selected bets.

Live Craps Rules

There is a wide selection of bets on the Craps table, each type having its own payout and conditions for winning, and with each type of bet requiring different dice totals to be rolled. Some bets are resolved in one
roll while others may take several rolls until they are resolved. The game occurs in two phases: the Come Out roll phase and the Point roll phase. It is possible to place bets during both phases of the games.
For each roll, the two dice are thrown by the dice launcher into the wall at the other side of the table. The result is displayed when the two dice have come to rest on the table.

The game flow begins with a Come Out roll (OFF) for the fundamental Pass Line or Don’t Pass bets. If the sum of the two dice is 7 or 11 — you win on your Pass Line bet. If the sum of the dice is 2 or 3 you win on the
Don’t Pass bet, and you push on the Don’t Pass bet if the sum is 12. Your bets then are returned and the game ends. Either way the bet is resolved and a new Come Out roll will start. If any other total is rolled (4, 5, 6, 8, 9 or 10) that total is called the Point. The puck is now changed to ON and placed next to the rolled total on the betting grid or highlight. The game will remain in the Point roll phase until a total of 7 is rolled, or the same point number is rolled once again. Unlike any other bets that can be placed at any roll phase, bets on the Pass Line or Don’t Pass are available only during the Come Out roll phase (puck will show “OFF”).

If you joined the game during the Point roll phase, you can participate in the roll by placing bets on Come or Don’t Come. These bets are much like the Pass Line and Don’t Pass bets, except that you will get a new rolled point number marked by your chips.
Regardless of the game phase, you can always place bets before the next roll of the dice during the betting time. To play, select which bets you would like to make and place your chips on the betting table accordingly.

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Live Craps Bet Types

All the bets in Craps are grouped into two categories: Multi-roll bets and One Roll bets, each being an independent bet and having its own payout.

Mufti-roll bets – These bets may not be settled on the first roll and will stay on the table until the total of 7 is rolled or the same chosen or established point number is rolled.

• Pass Line — This bet is available only during the Come Out roll phase. You win if the two dice total is a 7 or 11, and you lose if the rolled two dice total is 2, 3, or 12. During the Point roll, you win if the
  two dice rolled the same point number before a 7.
• Don’t Pass — This bet is available only during the Come Out roll phase (puck shows “OFF”). During the Come Out roll, you win if the two dice rolled a 2 or 3, and you push if the rolled sum is 12 and your
  bet is returned. If the two dice rolled 7 or 11, you lose. During the Point roll, you win if the two dice rolled a 7 before the same point number is rolled.
• Come — This bet is only available during the Point roll phase (puck shows “ON”). You may place as many Come bets as you wish while in this roll phase. The bets on Come win if 7 or 11 is rolled, and lose if
  the total of 2, 3, or 12 is rolled. If any other total is rolled (4, 5, 6, 8, 9, or 10), your chips are moved to the bottom left comer of the rolled number to mark the point. You win if the same point number is rolled again before a 7.
• Dont Come — this bet is available only during the Point roll phase (puck shows “ON”). You may place as many Don’t Come bets as you wish while in this roll phase. The bets on Don’t Come win if the total of 2 or 3 is rolled, and you push if the rolled sum is 12 and your bet is returned. If the two dice rolled 7 or 11, you lose. If any other total is rolled (4, 5, 6, 8, 9, or 10), your chips are moved to the upper left corner of the rolled total to mark the point. You win if a total of 7 is rolled before the same point number is rolled again.
• Take Odds — this bet is available only for Pass Line or Come bets that have an established point. A circular bet spot will appear next to your bet to show that this bet can be placed. This is called “Take Odds” because it pays true odds of the established point against a 7. This bet will win together with your Pass Line or Come bet. The maximum Odds bet that can be placed is based on the multiplier specified in the Bet Limits and is multiplied by your bet on Pass Line or Come bet accordingly.
• Lay Odds — this bet is available only for Don’t Pass or Don’t Come bets that has an established point. A circular bet spot will appear next to your bet to show that this bet can be placed. This bet also pays true odds against the established point and will win together with your Don’t Pass or Don’t Come bet. The maximum Odds bet that can be placed is based on the multiplier specified in the Bet Limits and is multiplied by your bet on Don’t Pass or Don’t Come bet accordingly.
• A place to Win — you bet that a total of 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 or 10 will be rolled before a 7. Select the number that you believe will be rolled and place your bet on the corresponding bet spot labelled “WIN”. You win
  if this number is rolled before 7.
• A place to Lose —you bet that 7 will be rolled before 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 or 10. Select the number you would like to bet against and place your bets on the corresponding bet spot labelled “LOSE”. You win if 7 is
  rolled before this number.
• Hardways — place your bet on any or all pairs of Hardways (2 and 2, 3 and 3, 4 and 4, and 5 and 5). You win if the exact pair is rolled. These bets lose if any combination of 7 is rolled or an easy
  combination (not a pair) of the total is rolled. For example, a bet on Hardways 4 will win if the dice show 2 and 2, but lose if it shows 3 and 1 — or any combination of 7. You can choose to place your bet on
  all Hard numbers by clicking/tapping on “HARDWAYS” on the betting grid. The bets will be placed as long as your balance is sufficient, and the maximum bet limit is not yet reached.

Live Craps One Roll Bet

Each One Roll bet is valid for one roll only and will be resolved after every roll. One roll bets can always be placed, during both Come Out roll and Point roll. You can choose to place on all One Roll bets by clicking/tapping on “ONE ROLL” on the betting grid. The bets will be placed as long as your balance is sufficient, and the maximum bet limit is not yet reached.

• Field — this bet covers all totals of 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, 12. It pays 1:1, except for the total of 2 and 12 that pays 2:1.
• Seven — this bet covers any rolled combination of 7 (1 and 6, 2 and 5, etc).
• Craps — this bet covers any of the Craps numbers, which are totals of 2, 3, or 12.
• Crap 2 — place your bets exactly on the total of 2.
• Crap 3 — place your bet exactly on the total of 3.
• Crap 12 — place your bet exactly on the total of 12.
• Eleven — place your bet exactly on the total of 11.
• C • E — this bet covers the combination of any Craps total (2, 3, and 12), and the bet on Eleven (11). If any of the Craps numbers are rolled, you get paid 3:1 but if the 11 is rolled, you get paid 7:1.

Live Craps Payouts

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