Craps bets - pass line bet

A pass line bet must be made immediately before the ‘come out roll’, which occurs either before a shooter rolls the dice for the first time or straight after he has made his ‘point’. On the layout area, a round black and white disc will be placed black side up in the ‘don’t come’ box in the corner of the numbered boxes to signal that a come out roll is about to take place. The same disc is placed white side up in one of the numbered boxes on the layout to indicate that number is the point established by the come out roll. When this is the situation, pass line bets are not permitted.

To make this bet, simply place your chips on the area marked pass line. If a 7 or 11 is rolled on the first throw of a new game (the come-out roll), you win immediately at even money. If you roll a 2, 3 or 12 (craps) you lose immediately and are rather amusingly said to have ‘crapped out’.

If you roll any other number (4, 5, 6, 8, 9 or 10) this will establish the shooter’s point. If a point is established, then to win your bet, the shooter must pick up the dice and continue to roll them until either the point number is rolled again, or a 7 is rolled. If the point number is rolled, you will win, while if a 7 is rolled you will lose.

The shooter never looses his shoot on the come-out roll – a point must be established first and the shooter continues to throw the dice until either a 7 or the point number is rolled. Only then will a new shooter take up the dice.

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