Rules for "Easy Craps"

A round of craps game starts with players making bets on the "Pass Line" or the "Don't Pass Line". These bets are the only options that craps rules allow at the start of a round.
If a player makes a "Pass Line" bet, the player is betting that the "shooter" (the player rolling the dice) will roll a seven or eleven on their first roll, also called a "come out roll". A winning "Pass Line" bet earns the bettor even money (a $5 bet wins another $5). If the shooter rolls a two, three or twelve, the "Pass Line" bet loses.

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DJ, if it's any consolation, people that might accidentally stumble across this page when searching for berniestevens.com will be able to take note of the following...

I think it's both fascinating and ironic that since you posted that, the only people attracted to this page have been people trying to explain REGULAR craps.

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I think it's both fascinating and ironic that since you posted that, the only people attracted to this page have been people trying to explain REGULAR craps.

I also find it fascinating that those people that have posted trying to explain regular craps seem to be, for the most part, "no names" on the site. Does the OP have multiple accounts to perpetuate traffic to his 'Easy Craps' site?? (BTW I know I'm also a no-name... but I've been a WoO &WoV reader for quite some time now)

Craps rules are easy to understand and once you grasp the basic idea of the bets involved, the game becomes lot more exciting. In an online craps game, player has to simply click on the bet button and bet area to mark the waging followed by rolling the dice by clicking on the appropriate button. Pass line is the easiest of all the craps bets where when a 7 or 11 is rolled on the come out roll the bet is won when a 2,3 or 12 is rolled the bet is lost and if any other number is rolled a “Point” is made. From here http://www.thebonuscasinos.com/craps/ you may get more information on craps rules.