On point rolls, a player wins if they roll the point and lose if they roll a seven, known as seven out.

In the come-out roll, a player wins the round if they get a natural and lose if they crap out. After a point has been established, the counter will move next to the relevant number on the table and turned over to say On.Ī player serves as the shooter until they lose a round. Before the come-out roll, this will say Off. To signify which stage the round is at, a counter is placed on the table. If neither of these are rolled on a throw, the shooter must roll again until they have rolled the point or a seven. In this instance, the round continues until either the point or a seven is rolled. If any other number is rolled (four, five, six, eight, nine or 10) this becomes the point. If this is a seven or 11, this is known as a natural and if this is a two, three or 12, this is known as crapping out. The come-out roll is the initial dice throw of the round. Rounds of Craps are divided into two sections: the come-out and the point. The primary objective of the game is to place a successful bet on the outcome of these rolls, either on the next roll or a specified outcome to take place before the round has ended. In Craps, players take turns to serve as the shooter and throw two six-sided dice across the Craps table.

Craps come bet when point is off