Pass line bet
The Pass line bet is the most popular bet for most craps players. It is the contract bet that wins even money for the pass line if the shooter rolls the number before 7 or 11. If the shooter rolls the number after 7 or 11, the pass line bet loses. In other words, the house edge on the pass line bet is 1.41%. This is compared to the house edge for the come bet, which is 1.36%.
The Pass line bet can be increased by 50% after winning. Some casinos limit the amount of Pass line bets that can be placed on a roll before the point is established. However, this is not a rule that applies to all casinos. When the point is established, some casinos allow players to place additional odds behind the Pass line, which are paid true odds, at a rate of up to three-to-four times the Pass line bet.
Players can also choose to bet on the Don’t Pass bet. This is almost the opposite of the Pass line bet, but it is only available on traditional craps games. Unlike the Pass line bet, the Don’t Pass bet can only be lost one at a time. This means that a single Pass line bet can be lost, but a single Don’t Pass bet can only be won.
A player may also bet on the Come bet. Like the Pass line bet, the Come bet is a contract bet that pays even money for the pass line if the number is rolled before 7. On the other hand, the Come bet cannot be turned off until it is lost. The player can then turn off the odds bet if he or she is ready to lose, or remove the odds bet if the player wants to keep the bet.
There are many ways to bet at the craps table. Some of the most popular options are the Come and Pass line bets. While the Pass line is the most popular bet, it has a slightly larger house edge. Craps is fast-paced and exciting, so most players prefer to make longshot bets. Once the point is rolled, some players choose to use the Come bet as a safety net in case the shooter does not hit the seven.
The house edge for the Pass line bet is 1.41%, but the house edge for the Don’t Pass bet is 0.05% lower. This translates to an expected loss per dollar wagered of 0.2% at 20 times tables. This is because the house edge for the don’t pass bet is essentially mathematical odds.
The Pass line bet and the Don’t pass bet are two of the most popular bets at the craps table. Pass line bets are always even money, while don’t pass bets are only paid on the pass line when the shooter rolls the number before 7. Both of these bets are only available on traditional craps games. To play them, a player must check the dealer’s “On” button.