Table settings
Choose classic or crapless craps, the table minimum, how much Odds players can take, how long betting stays open, the shot clock, and which Regulars sit in.
Table settings are on the TV’s start screen, and on the TV during play behind the Table settings button in the corner. The TV that opened the table is the one that changes them.
Game
- Craps: classic rules, with the Don’t side.
- Crapless: only a 7 wins on the come-out, and 2, 3, 11, and 12 become points. There are no Don’t bets. Read crapless craps for how it changes the game.
Switching between them hands every bet back to its player and starts a fresh come-out.
Betting time
How long bets stay open after each roll before the shooter can throw: 3, 5, 8, 12, or 20 seconds. Longer is friendlier for a table of beginners.
Shot clock
How long the shooter has to throw once bets close, before the table rolls for them. 15 to 90 seconds, or off.
Table minimum
The smallest bet on the line: $5, $10, or $25 in play money.
Odds
How much players can put behind a line bet:
- 3-4-5x: 3 times on the 4 and 10, 4 times on the 5 and 9, 5 times on the 6 and 8. The classic casino limit.
- 5x or 10x on every number.
Bigger Odds make the whole bet cheaper, since the Odds have no house edge.
Regulars
Tap a Regular to seat it, and tap again to stand it up. Each one plays a single craps strategy, from Steady Sally’s line bets with full Odds to Yo Yolanda’s one-roll long shots. The TV remembers who you seated for next time.