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Craps House Edge
In this article, we are going to explain the basics of the House Edge in Craps. Basically, the House Edge is what the casino expects to make in profit for each bet made. The game of Craps has several different bets, some that are resolved in a single roll and some that it takes more than one roll to resolve. For the sake of simplicity, the House Edge will be shown in terms of a per bet resolved perspective. Since the Pass Line Bet Bet is the most used and most basic bet
in the game of Craps, and almost every player at a table will
eventually bet on it, we’ll start off with the house edge
for this bet. The house edge on the Pass Line Bet bet is only
1.41%, which, compared to other bets on the table, is pretty good.
You begin by placing your bet on the Pass Line Bet area on the
table on a Come Out Roll. If the Come Out Roll is a 7 or 11 you
win. However, if the Come Out Roll is a 2, 3, or 12 you lose.
If point is rolled right off the bat, and then again before a
7 is roll, you win. If a 7 is rolled before point is roll a second
time, you lose. The Pass Line Bet is an even money bet. Though
it is allowed, we recommend that you NEVER place a Pass Line Bet
after the Come Out Roll. We say this because the odds of winning
on the Come Out Roll are much better than those of losing on the
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