When you place a Bar 12 or 2 bet, you are essentially taking a proposition bet that specifically highlights the two extremes of the possible outcomes in a roll of the dice. If the shooter rolls a 2 or 12, your bet wins, and you receive a payout. Conversely, if any number between 3 and 11 is rolled, your bet loses. This type of bet is less common due to its high house edge and is often seen as a risky option for players who enjoy the thrill of chance.
Bar 12 or 2 Example
For example, if you place a Bar 12 or 2 bet of $10 and the shooter rolls a 12, you would win the bet and receive your initial wager back plus a payout, typically at odds of 30 to 1, meaning you would get $300 in winnings along with your original $10 stake. However, if the next roll results in a 4, your bet would lose, and you would forfeit the $10.