Craps Live

It’s loud, it’s crazy, it’s as entertaining as ever - it’s Craps Live by Evolution! And today you can play it at LeoVegas Live Casino. Yes, you heard right! Evolution has treated us to yet another heartthrob with the first-ever live variant of the eclectic dice game - Craps. Soak up this unique experience today from the comfort of your home!

If you thought you had seen it all before, then think again because Craps just got even better with its new and exciting features! Offering an ‘Easy Mode' and 'Learn Craps' feature, Craps Live gets you off to a rolling start! So sit back and enjoy the show as the Mechanic Thrower (also known as The Launcher) does the honours for you!

Overwhelming as it may be, the ‘My Numbers’ feature makes playing Craps easier and more exciting than ever before! Located at the bottom right of your screen, ‘My Numbers’ displays a list of the numbers you need to win, together with their corresponding payouts. During every round, a particular number will be highlighted yellow to display the last winning result.

What’s more, Craps Live makes it possible to place your bets directly from the ‘My Numbers’ feature. Hover over a number to highlight the corresponding bet spots on the betting grid then click the respective number to place a bet on every possible outcome involving the said number. For example, if you click on '4’, you’ll automatically be placing a bet on Hardways, Place to Win, C + E, and all other corresponding bets.

Accessed via the ‘Settings’ menu, the Dealer Assist feature allows you to customise your betting experience in two ways:

KEEP FOR NEXT ROLL: Selecting this mode will automatically place your winning bet on the same bet spot for the next roll.

RETURN TO BALANCE: Selecting this mode will automatically return your winning to your balance unless otherwise specified.

To either side of our dealer on Craps Live, you can find a set of Dynamic Statistics which are continuously updated as players place their bets. On the left, the Hot Numbers indicate the top 5 bets over time, while on the right, the Popular Bets show the top 5 bet spots per round.

Now that you’ve got a better idea of the features available, it’s time to jump into the action and learn how to play Craps Live at LeoVegas. While in land-based casinos players have the option to choose a pair of dice from a selection of 5, on this Craps online table, there are only 2 dice to start with! The entire outcome of the game depends on the product of these 2 dice.

There are 2 types of dice rolls: Come Out Rolls and Point Rolls. The former marks the start of each game. In order to distinguish what type of roll the game is at, you need to look at the Puck. If the Puck says “OFF”, then a Come Out roll is yet to happen. But if the Puck says “ON”, then a Point has already been established during a previous roll.

These rolls are important as they determine which type of bet you can place. Just one glance at the betting grid, and it will become very clear that this Craps game comes with a large variety of betting options. Although a majority of these bets can be resolved in a single roll (One-Roll bets), others may take several rolls to conclude the bet (Multi-Roll bets).

Ultimately though, you’re betting on the same thing, and that’s the outcome of the roll. You can use the betting grid at the centre of your screen to get the Craps betting started or opt to use the ‘My Numbers’ feature as we discussed earlier.

Although the outcome of the roll is the same for every player at the table, the way you bet can make or break your experience. In many respects, it’s very similar to roulette online!

Pass Line and Don’t Pass bets are exclusive to Come Out rolls and must therefore be placed at the start of each game. In order to win the Pass Line bet, you must roll 7 or 11. This pays 1:1. On the other hand: 2, 3, and 12 are losing numbers for the Pass Line bet. Then we also have the Don’t Pass bet which works exactly in the opposite way as the Pass Line bet. For this reason, it is often referred to as ‘the dark side’. The Don’t Pass bet pays 1:1 if 2 or 3 is rolled while a 7 and 11 are losing numbers. If a 12 is rolled, on the other hand, the bet is ‘pushed’ which means that you neither win nor lose - but you get your stake back.

If any other total is rolled (4, 5, 6, 8, 9 or 10), that total becomes the Point. When this happens, the puck is changed to ‘ON’ and placed on the area of the table displaying the corresponding number. The dice are then thrown until a 7 or the Point is rolled. Should you have a Pass Line bet, you win if the Point is rolled before a 7 while if you have a Don’t Pass bet, you win if a 7 comes out before the Point. Once the bet has been resolved, a new Come Out roll is kicked off.

But before the Come Out roll is resolved, you can choose to also place a Point Roll. During the Point Roll, you can place the Come and Don't Come bets. These work exactly in the same way as the Pass Line and Don’t Pass bets except that you can only place them when the puck says ‘ON’.

Apart from this, we’ve also got the Odds bets which are specially designed to increase your payouts. Two of these bets are the Take Odds and Lay Odds. The Take Odds bet is only available for Pass Line or Come bets that have an established Point and pays if the Point is thrown before a 7. This bet pays on top of your Pass Line or Come bet. The Lay Odds bet, on the other hand, is only available for the Don’t Pass and Don’t Come bets that have an established Point. This bet pays if a 7 is rolled before the Point, and pays on top of your original Don’t Pass or Don’t Come bet.

Apart from these, we’ve also got the Place to Win, Place to Lose, and Hardways bets. Unlike the previous Multi-Roll bets, these bets are not exclusive to either Come Out rolls or Point rolls but rather can be placed during any roll. When placing a Place to Win or Place to Lose bet, you’re betting if a specific number will be rolled next or not. These bets remain until a 7 is out or until the specific number is rolled. Hardways bets, on the other hand, require you to roll a 4, 6, 8 or 10 with a pair. For example, a bet on ‘Hard 8’ wins on 4 + 4 but loses on any total of 2 + 6, 3 + 5 or a 7.

If you’re new to Craps and are looking to break the ice, then One-Roll bets are the best way to go! One-Roll bets can be placed during Come Out Rolls and Point Rolls. Unlike Multi-Roll bets, One-Roll bets are settled as soon as the dice are rolled.

Field: Pays 1:1 if the next roll is a 3, 4, 9, 10, or 11, and 2:1 if it is a 2 or 12.
Seven: Pays 4:1 if the next roll is a 7.
Craps: Pays 7:1 if the next roll is a 2, 3 or 12 (Craps).
Crap 3 & Eleven: Pay 15:1 if the next roll is a 3 or 11 respectively.
Crap 2 & Crap 12: Pay 30:1 if the next roll is a 2 or 12 respectively.
C + E: Pays 3:1 if the next roll is a 2, 3 or 12 (Craps). Pays 7:1 if the next roll is a 11.

Payouts vary from one One-Roll bet to another depending on the odds of rolling the respective number(s). As a matter of fact Seven pays 4:1 as 7 is the easiest number to roll.

Tip: To get a better understanding of each bet, you can click on the suit and tie icon at the bottom right corner of your screen. Here, you can switch between ‘Easy Mode’ and ‘Learn Craps’.

With that said, you can now consider yourself a Craps Live expert! At this Point, there’s only one thing left to do and that is to scroll up and start playing Craps Live by Evolution! Set in an elegant and speakeasy studio environment, Craps Live is like no other game in our Live Casino! What’s more, this Craps game is hosted by a top-class lineup of dealers that’ll make every roll one to remember! But if you want to take things slow and break the ice, then you should check out our First Person variant: Craps!

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