Craps Theories

There are many theories about craps, some are good, some are bad, and some are just plain erroneous. There are just so many combination that can come up to equal the same number.

Let’s take the number nine for example; there are only four number combinations that equal nine. And to win you will need that number to come up twice. So if your point is nine your chance of throwing a seven before the nine is much higher. There are six different number combinations that equal seven so you have around a sixteen and a half percent probability of throwing a seven on any roll. That means you have an eighty six percent chance of seven not coming up before making the point number. In online craps, the odds favor the seven, but the drawback is the seven has to come up on the first roll of the dice because after that the odds are strongly against you.

If you play at a land-based casino you might be able to hold and throw the dice a certain way but there are still no guarantees of success. Online gambling is a different experience as you never handle any dice and you never have physical contact with those whom you are playing with as everything is electronically governed. For many this is great because you never have to leave your house to play online craps.