Changing Bets

Change your bet by selecting an amount using the Betting Panel in the bottom of the screen. Select the amount to raise your bet by choosing one of the four chips on the Betting Panel. Raise your bet by this amount by clicking on the desired betting area, and lower your bet by this amount by clicking again on the desired betting area but also pressing the shift key.

If you raise the amount higher than your current balance permits, you will get a popup with the next message "Not enough funds" . In this case, either increase your balance by depositing funds, or reduce your bet. The bet amount also stops at a maximum of $250 and a minimum of $1.

Placing Bets

Each time you left-click inside the designated betting areas on the Craps table, you will place your current bet amount on the table -- adding to any chips that might already be there. To remove your current bet amount from the table, press the shift key and left-click on the designated betting areas where you have placed your chips. Note that some bets can only be made when there is a point established, while others can only be made on the come out roll.

For example, to change from the initial bet of $5 to $10, simply click on the $5 chip in the Betting Panel then click over the chip of your last bet. The bet amount has now been raised to $10. Clicking on the Pass Line at the bottom of the craps table places a $5 bet (one $5 chips) on the Pass Line. Clicking again on the Pass Line will place another $5 for a total bet of $10 on the Pass Line. If you press the shift key and left-click on the chips you have placed, it will lower your bet or remove it from the table.

Some bets such as Place, Don't Place, Come, Don't Come, Buy, and Lay are not marked on a craps table.

Buy bets and Lay bets are located on the line in the lower right corner of each Come/Don't Come box respectively.

Rolling the Dice

To roll the dice, click the button marked ROLL at the bottom of the screen. You are not required to bet on the come out roll, so no bets need to be placed if you prefer to wait until a point has been established. Remember that you cannot make a Pass Line or Don't Pass bet if a point has already been established. You also cannot make Odds bets on the Pass Line or Don't Pass if you did not bet on the Pass Line or Don't Pass prior to establishing the point.

    * QUITTING - Once the dice have been rolled, payouts will be made according to the outcome of the dice. At this time, some bets may remain on the table (either because they were neither won nor lost, or they were automatically replaced). You are not permitted to quit a craps game if you currently have active bets on: Pass Line, Don't Pass, Come, or Don't Come. If you quit craps with any other bets on the table, these bets will be immediately returned to your balance.
    * OFF AND ON - Some bets are automatically replaced on the table when they are won (balance permitting). These include all the Horn bets, the Any Seven bet, the Any Craps bet, as well as a come bet in a numbered position if there is another bet in the "COME" box. When the come bet is automatically replaced, it is called an Off and On. In this case, both the come bet and the odds in the numbered position are replaced, and the bet in the "COME" box remains in the "COME" box. You have the choice of removing the odds from the replaced bet as well as taking down the "COME" bet.

For example , lets assume you have a come 6 bet with odds, a bet in the "COME" box, and you roll a 6. The come 6 bet and its odds are won, so they are removed from the table. Normally the "COME" bet then slides into the 6 position. However, because you had a bet that just won in the 6 position, the winning come 6 bet and its odds are automatically replaced and the bet in the "COME" box stays.