Add Mastering the Game of Casino Craps
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<br>To the uninitiated, the craps table is easily the most intimidating spot on the casino floor.<br>
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<br>Despite its complex appearance, the fundamental rules of craps are surprisingly straightforward.<br>
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How to Bet the Pass Line
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<br>The core of craps revolves almost entirely around the fundamental Pass Line bet.<br>
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<br>You place this bet before the "come-out roll," which is the very first roll of a new round.<br>
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The Pass Line has a very low house edgeIt is the most common bet on the tableWinning on the come-out roll doubles your money
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Playing After the Come-Out Roll
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<br>Once the Point is set, the objective of the game completely changes for the shooter.<br>
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<br>If a 7 is rolled before the Point, the bet loses, and the round is completely over.<br>
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Maximizing Your Craps Winnings
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<br>The Odds bet is incredibly special because the [casino](https://bigotube.com/@guswilliamson?page=about) holds absolutely zero mathematical edge on it.<br>
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<br>Because it pays true mathematical odds, it is the only bet in the casino without a house advantage.<br>
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BetHouse EdgeWhen to PlayPass Line1.41%Come-Out RollOdds Bet0.00%After Point is Set
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<br>Don't let the noise intimidate you; step up to the table and enjoy the thrill of the dice.<br>
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