Rules for "Easy Craps"

We do corporate, "just for fun" Casino Night Parties, and I need the rules for EASY CRAPS... I know that it is a 1 roll play, but I can't seem to find any rules for the game... Any help would be appreciated... Thanks!... BERNIE... bstevens@berniestevens.com

Hmmmm....

Without much effort, Google found it on your site, as well as in a patent abstract - which includes a mention of your site.

http://www.berniestevens.com/rules_easy_craps.html

http://www.patentstorm.us/patents/6926277/fulltext.html

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http://www.berniestevens.com/rules_easy_craps.html

http://www.patentstorm.us/patents/6926277/fulltext.html

The two above links give descriptions of two different games.

The former, on the berniestevens.com site, sounds like a 0% edge game in many aspects, with a lot of pushes and "do-overs". It also does not sound much like a "one-roll" game, and may put people off from wanting to play. Granted, it is not as complex as Craps, but it would have to be explained in some detail. It also has rules that seem to contradict each other.

The latter, on the patentstorm.us site, gives a game with more simplicity. It is basically an over/under 7 game, with a few prop bets, and it does have the "one-roll" concept. The illustrations and the description has inconsistencies, like a picture of "30-1" for a doubles payout, and a description of "25-1".

It also sounds like both games are partial re-inventions of the table game "Bang", which has a Field bet, 6/8 bet, Over/Under bet, and Beat the Dealer. (See http://www.bobbyk.com/bang/)

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Hmmmm....

Without much effort, Google found it on your site, as well as in a patent abstract - which includes a mention of your site.

http://www.berniestevens.com/rules_easy_craps.html

http://www.patentstorm.us/patents/6926277/fulltext.html

He got you to spam for him! Well done!

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He got you to spam for him! Well done!

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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:

• The "Easy Craps" rules are not easy, but are unclear and confusing.
• The website that the "Easy Craps" rules are posted on has poor navigation design and lax security.
• The owner of said website is unaware of his own website contents.
• The original poster resorts to trickery for promotions.
• "Stevens" is not Bernie's last name, apparently.

The preceding were all my own opinion and/or discovery, and do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the owners, operators, and/or administrators of the Wizard of Vegas website.

1) Shooter starts left of the dealer and moves from left to right around the table on each roll. The dice must hit the cushion at the other end of the table to be a legitimate loss.
2) Bets are placed by all players who desire on any or all of the four sections: the Field, the Number section, Over or Under 7, or the 7, 11, or Craps section.
3) The Field (even bet):
Players place bets anywhere in the field section. All seven numbers shown in the field section are covered with one bet made by each player desiring to bet.

For playing easy craps you need to place bets in the right manner. Here are some rules which will lead you to a proper placing of bet:-
Pass Line bet - When you wager on the pass line, you are betting that either a 7 or an 11 will be the result of the come-out roll. If a shooter rolls a 7 or 11 on the come-out roll, you double your money.

Don't Pass Line – In don't pass line you are betting against the shooter. You want the shooter to crap out (roll a 2, 3 or 12) on the come-out roll.

Come Bets – It is similar to pass line bet. If a shooter rolls a 7 or 11 after a come bet is made, the come bet wins. If the shooter rolls a 2, 3, or 12 after a come bet has been made, the come bet loses.

Don't Come Bets - Don't come bets win, if a shooter rolls a 2 or a 3 after a point has been established. If a 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 or 10 is rolled, then a seven must be rolled before that number is repeated again, in order for don't come bet to win.

The game of craps is played on a table with the help of two dice. If you are rolling the dice then you will be termed as a ‘shooter’ and a total of sixteen players are allowed to play at one single time period. While you are playing the game of craps there are certain guidelines that are fixed for the dice in use as well, which includes a proper inspection of it by the casino man and after one round gets over the dice is passed on to the next player. The shooter is the one who places the bet and it is at his personal discretion that whether he places the bets for the boxes to pass or don’t pass. If you want to get more information on craps rules then you may check this link

Easy Craps is a dice game combines rules from Beat the Dealer & Craps.

Rules:
Place your bet on the Pass Line.
The dealer rolls his point.
If you bet the pass line and the dealer rolls a 7 or 11 - you win.
If the dealer rolls a 2, 3 or 12 - you lose.
If the dealer rolls the following numbers - 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 or 10 - the latter has the point-and-roll, the shooter is the number of push or pull a larger number.
Each shooter tried to point number or docket number for payout betting the other role.

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.