where can i learn to play craps without casino rules and a craps table?

1. BigBoi23 September 22, 2008

   if ur tryin 2 learn 7/11’s it easy
   if u roll a 7or11 on the first roll u win and if u roll a 3, 2, 12 on the first roll u lose and on the first roll if u roll any other # than the ones above for ex. u roll a 8 then thats ur point and that means you have to roll another 8 to win but if u roll a 7 u lose

   dont worry bout 11, 3, 2, 12 on the second roll cuz u wont lose and if u pick up the dice before the money its burndice meaning u got 2 pay the other person and only if they call it but if the money is not put out u got to still call it
2. TheDoverPro September 24, 2008

   Here is a site that offers almost eveything you will need to know, and it is free!

   Also you may want to learn more about how to win at craps, and here is a link to Calculated Craps. This is a system that seems to work for most craps games.
3. juggler September 27, 2008

   Use playing cards for the points 4 5 6 8 9 10 put five dollars down then roll the dice if you roll 7 or 11 you win five dollars if you roll 2 3 12 you lose five dollars… if you roll anything else that would be your point put a marker on the point and lay odds on that point put your odds beside your five dollars if the point is 4 or 10 you can lay odds three times your five dollar bet = $15 if the point is 5 or 9 you can lay up to four times your five dollar bet = $20 if your point is 6 or 8 you can lay up to five times your five dollar bet =$25 now when you roll a seven after you make a point you lose your original five dollars and the odds bet you made on that point but if you make your point you get paid out the thing is you get different pay out for different points 4 and 10 pay 2 to 1odds 5 and 9 pay 3 to 2 odds and the 6 and 8 get paid 6to 5 odds ..just start playing and you should get the hang of it..
4. Richard Orlyn September 28, 2008

   You just have to play an “abbreviated” version of casino craps. You’ll still use the basic craps sequence, but the betting will be extremely simplified. One person is chosen to be the shooter and is handed the dice. The rest of the people can either bet that the shooter will make a pass or will not make a pass but they needn’t bet at all if they don’t want to. Only the shooter is REQUIRED to bet. I’m presuming that you don’t have a “bank” so each bet made needs to be “covered” by somebody else. Example: Someone bets $1 that the shooter will make the pass; someone else needs to cover that bet (by essentially betting that the shooter will not make the pass). Simple as that…

   The shooter’s first roll is called a “come-out roll.” If it’s a 7 or 11, they’ve made a pass and the bets are distributed (those that bet against the shooter pay those that bet with the shooter). If the shooter’s first roll is a 2, 3, or 12, they have not made the pass and the bets are similarly distributed (but those that bet with the shooter pay those that bet against the shooter). In either case, the same shooter keeps rolling and everybody continues to bet before the new come-out rolls.

   If the come-out roll is anything else (4,5,6,8,9 or 10), that becomes the shooter’s “point.” The shooter keeps rolling repeatedly until they either roll that point again (they’ve made the pass) or they roll a seven (they’ve not made the pass). Either way, the bets are distributed as before.

   The dice are passed to the next player only when a shooter first establishes a point and subsequently rolls a seven before rolling the point again, called “sevening-out.”

   Should you become interested in learning casino craps in the same easy-to-understand fashion, visit me at “www.nononsensecraps.com.” No internet gaming; no dice control; just the truth about the best game in the casino. Have fun! Richard Orlyn

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