04 November 2007 18:15
Craps - General Rules - Gambling
As you probably know, a game of craps is played with a pair of identical dice. The opposing faces of each die always adds up to seven. For example, the one is always opposite the six, the two opposite the five, and the three opposite the four. And that's it - there are only three combinations on each die.
True Odds- The secret of true odds. Gambling.
When you play craps, you probably know the pay offs for most numbers on place bets. For example, the odds on the six and eight are 7:6 (bet $6, get $7), the odds on the five and nine are 7:5 (bet $5, get $7) and the odds on the four and ten are 9:5 (bet $5, get $9). But...
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