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A pass-line bet is a one-roll bet for you to win. It means that you expect the dice roll to hit a natural or seven in the come-out roll. If you hit either of these numbers, you double the amount you had staked. These pass bets are placed in the pass line on the craps table. It's generally a good idea to keep track of the pass-line odds bets.

A come bet is placed after determining a point if you do not win the pass-line bet. Your come bet wins when you roll out a natural. However, if the result is crap, you lose it. On the other hand, if a point is rolled out, it becomes a Come Bet point. If the next bet hits a natural, you have a winning bet. You can place a come bet each time you get a point. A come bet has similar payout odds as a pass line. The multi-roll feature does not change its odds or payout.

A Don't Come Bet in craps is the opposite position of the craps come bet. Don't come bet's win on 1,2,3 and 12 for a come-out roll, and lose if the point is rolled before a seven. From an odds perspective, the Don't Come Bet in craps has worse odds at first but improves after the come out is rolled.

Proposition bets are one-roll bets, unlike the come bet. Some of the proposition bets include Any Seven bets, where you roll a 7, and Any Craps, where you roll a 2, 3, and 12. There are other bets such as Ace Deuce, where you roll a 3 and Aces, where you roll a 2. Others include Boxcars, where you roll a 12 and Horn, where you 2, 3, 11 and 12.

Hardways are a part of proposition bets where you win if you roll a 4, 6, 8, or 10 (depending on your selection) using a pair of the same numbers. The numbers can be 2-2, 3-3, 4-4. You have to hit a seven in the next round after hitting any of the numbers. It works like come bet in terms of the multi-roll requirement.

Hop bets are craps bets where you place a bet you want the outcome of the roll to be specific numbers such as 2-5, 6-4, and such. Hard hops are cases where you bet the numbers to be the same 5-5, 4-4, 6-6. Here you do not need a 7 or 11 outcome like the pass bet.

The 'odds bet' is a bet that can be made during a craps game but only after a point is thrown. Essentially, players bet on the dice landing on a specific number before they land on 7. There is zero house edge on odds bets because the odds are exactly fair making this a popular choice for craps players.

New York Craps has a different layout to the general craps. Besides, it does not have Don’t Come, Space and Place bets. You can bet on 10, 8, 7, 6, 5, and 4, but you will pay a 5% commission on winning. You can find them in any New York sweepstake casino.

Easy mode craps is a game of craps which are presented in an easy-to-understand user interface to help new players know how to play. However, it has all the features of the corresponding full-mode Craps game.

This is a type of craps where the player does not lose a Pass Line bet when they land numbers 2, 3 and 12. It has better odds than most standard versions in that it has a reduced house edge, especially when it comes to a multi-roll.

Diceless craps are craps that use cards instead of dice. They are played in 44 decks. It only uses aces to 6’s in the betting. One card from each deck is dealt to form a roll of dice when all are put together. It does not have a similar house edge as crap games and multi-roll pass or come bet options.

This variant ignores numbers 2 and 3 if they come in the come-out roll and the dice have to be rolled another time. The players also get a win if they hit point numbers 11 or 12 on the craps table. Other numbers acquired at the point require players to be a total larger than the number for a win.