Craps simulator

The pass line wins 244/495 of the time, a house edge of 1.41%; don't pass is 1.36%, and the odds bet behind the line has none. Roll the dice below with play money, or roll 1,000 times to watch the edge appear.

Checked 2026-11-07. Source: house edge by bet below.

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Point off (come-out roll)

Bets go down automatically when they are allowed: line bets on the come-out roll, odds and place bets once a point is set.

Chips1,000
Rolls0
Net0
Lost per $100 bet–

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New to the game? Read how to play craps first.

How a round of craps works

The first roll is the come-out. Pass wins on 7 or 11 and loses on 2, 3 or 12; any other number becomes the point. The shooter then rolls until the point comes again (pass wins) or a 7 (pass loses). Don't pass is the mirror image, except that 12 on the come-out is a push.

P(pass) = 8/36 + Σ P(point) × P(point before 7) = 244/495

House edge by bet

BetPaysHouse edge
Pass line1:11.41%
Don't pass1:1 (12 pushes)1.36%
Odds behind passTrue odds (2:1, 3:2, 6:5)0.00%
Place 6 or 87:61.52%
Place 5 or 97:54.00%
Place 4 or 109:56.67%
Any craps7:111.11%
Any seven4:116.67%

Edges per bet resolved, from the dice combinations. In the simulator, place bets are off on the come-out roll and stay up after a win, as most casinos play them. The house edge of every casino game is on the house edge page.

Questions

What is the best bet in craps?

The odds bet behind the pass line pays true odds and has no house edge, but you can only make it after a pass bet. Among bets you can make on their own, don't pass (1.36%) and pass (1.41%) have the lowest edge.

How often does the pass line win?

244/495 of the time, or 49.29%: 8 of 36 come-out rolls win straight away with a 7 or 11, and points are made before a 7 often enough to bring the total to 244 in 495.

Is this a real-money craps game?

No. It is a free simulator with play money and the real dice odds. Nothing is deposited or paid out.

Why does my result differ from the house edge?

Luck dominates over a few hundred rolls. Over 1,000,000 rolls of $10 pass bets our simulation lost 1.24% of the money bet, close to the 1.41% the maths predicts.