Craps is famous for being the most social, loud, and physically interactive game in any brick-and-mortar casino.

However, online craps has become incredibly popular because it strips away the intimidating crowds and confusing etiquette rules.

The Benefits of Playing Craps on a Screen

Online, you can take five minutes to read a strategy chart before clicking the 'Roll' button without annoying anyone.

Live craps tables routinely require a $15 or $25 minimum bet, which can destroy a beginner's bankroll in minutes.

• You don't have to wait for an opening at a crowded table; an online craps table is always available 24/7
• Tipping the dealers is not required online, which slightly improves your overall return on investment
• Because you are the only player, you don't have to wait for seven other people to slowly place their bets before the dice roll

Sticking to the Pass Line and Odds

The secret to winning at craps—both online and offline—is ignoring 90% of the bets painted on the table.

Taking maximum 'Odds' is the single most important move in the game, as it is the only bet in the casino with a 0% house edge.

Once you master the virtual felt, you will be completely prepared to conquer the real tables in Las Vegas.