Best Bet On Craps Table

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• Best Bet On Craps Tables

Continued from online craps odds part 1:

Betting both the (6) and (8) gives you a 10 to 6 advantage of one of your numbers hitting before the (7) The house edge on place betting the (6) or (8) is only 1.52%, one of the lowest on the table; If the toolbox of strategies you bring to the craps tables does not include a (6) and (8) strategy, then it might be time to find one that works.

Again, when it comes to playing online craps, the numbers you roll are out of your control and can only be determined by luck, but understanding the odds of rolling the numbers can help you make the right play and teach you which bets are the best ones to choose based on the odds. Here are the odds for all the possible numbers that can be rolled in craps:

• This is a single-roll bet that the shooter's next toss will produce a 2. Any other number results in you losing the bet. Only one out of the 36 possible dice combinations produces a 2, leaving your odds of winning at 35:1. Besides the long odds of winning, a 2 bet only pays 30:1 for wins.
• It involves five numbers, further elevating the risk coming with the craps game. The Whirl bet includes the numbers 2, 3, 11, and 12 coming with the Horn bet. It also involves the Any Seven part with its number 7. Now let's look at a possible situation on the craps gaming table. The craps enthusiast places $5 on the Whirl combined bet.
• The first two strategies are good in virtually all situations. The press-1/2-bet strategy is best used after having already collected on several hits. The 6/8 strategy is designed to give you a rush when you complete it. You can choose whatever strategy you like when betting your money at the craps tables.

Starting with the hardest numbers to roll, 2 and 12 can only come up based on 1 possible dice combination each: 1+1 and 6+6 respectively. That means the craps odds of rolling either of these number are 1:36. In craps the harder it is to roll the number, the higher it pays out. After 6 and 12 comes the 3 and the 11, which can be made from two different dice combinations respectively and offer odds of 1:18. 4 and 10 can be made of 3 separate dice combinations each and offer odds of 1:12 respectively.

There are four possible combos for rolling 5 and 9 and the odds for either are 1:9. The 6 and 8 can be made in 5 difference ways using a set of dice and present the player with 1:7 odds. Finally comes the 7, which can be rolled 6 different ways using a pair of dice and it has odds of 1:6 making it the most common number to come up in online craps.

Again, when it comes to playing online craps, the numbers you roll are out of your control and can only be determined by luck, but understanding the odds of rolling the numbers can help you make the right play and teach you which bets are the best ones to choose based on the odds. Here are the odds for all the possible numbers that can be rolled in craps:

• This is a single-roll bet that the shooter's next toss will produce a 2. Any other number results in you losing the bet. Only one out of the 36 possible dice combinations produces a 2, leaving your odds of winning at 35:1. Besides the long odds of winning, a 2 bet only pays 30:1 for wins.
• It involves five numbers, further elevating the risk coming with the craps game. The Whirl bet includes the numbers 2, 3, 11, and 12 coming with the Horn bet. It also involves the Any Seven part with its number 7. Now let's look at a possible situation on the craps gaming table. The craps enthusiast places $5 on the Whirl combined bet.
• The first two strategies are good in virtually all situations. The press-1/2-bet strategy is best used after having already collected on several hits. The 6/8 strategy is designed to give you a rush when you complete it. You can choose whatever strategy you like when betting your money at the craps tables.

Starting with the hardest numbers to roll, 2 and 12 can only come up based on 1 possible dice combination each: 1+1 and 6+6 respectively. That means the craps odds of rolling either of these number are 1:36. In craps the harder it is to roll the number, the higher it pays out. After 6 and 12 comes the 3 and the 11, which can be made from two different dice combinations respectively and offer odds of 1:18. 4 and 10 can be made of 3 separate dice combinations each and offer odds of 1:12 respectively.

There are four possible combos for rolling 5 and 9 and the odds for either are 1:9. The 6 and 8 can be made in 5 difference ways using a set of dice and present the player with 1:7 odds. Finally comes the 7, which can be rolled 6 different ways using a pair of dice and it has odds of 1:6 making it the most common number to come up in online craps.

Now let's look at some of the wagering odds. The following table illustrates the odds and payouts of craps bets at a Las Vegas casino. This chart can also be used as a general guide for online craps:

Best Bet On Craps Tables