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Wanna know how craps pros win at Crapless Craps? One of the worst bets now is the pass line bet (5.3% casino edge), so this should be avoided at all costs. The standard 6 and 8 place bets is still there, same as in a regular craps game. A lot of people just play that and get along fine.

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Craps Vs Crapless Craps Free

From wizard of odds: Overall the house edge on the pass bet in crapless craps is 373/6930 = 5.382%, compared to 1.41% in a real craps game. So the pass line bet is not as good of a bet anymore. That being said, I had a lot of fun playing on one at the Plaza. In crapless craps though, you could just cover every single number and you're guaranteed what I call a 'pure win' as long as you don't roll a 7. No the chance of a 7 on any 1 roll is 6/36 or about 16.67%.