Craps bets - don’t pass bet

Placing a don’t pass bet means that you are hoping for the opposite result to a pass line bet.

To make this bet, simply place your chips on the area marked pass line. If a 2 or 3 is rolled on the come-out roll, you win immediately at even money. If you roll a 7 or 11 you lose immediately. Normally, you neither win nor lose if a 12 is rolled on the come out roll.

If a point is established by the shooter, and he continues to roll, then a don’t pass bet will win if a 7 comes up before the point is repeated. This is the opposite of a pass line bet.

This type of bet leaves you with a stronger chance of losing immediately than with a pass line bet, but conversely, a better chance of winning if a point is established. Overall, the bets are statistically the same, with a house edge of 1.4% (There is a 0.01% difference in favour of pass line bets if the percentages are taken to the next decimal place).

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