In Crapless Craps, players do not lose on the come-out roll when they roll a 2, 3, or 12; instead, these rolls are considered neutral and the player can continue to roll. The standard bets remain the same, but the odds are slightly altered. The game is designed to enhance player engagement by reducing the chances of immediate losses and encouraging longer gameplay. Players can place bets on numbers, and once a point is established, the player can continue to roll until they either hit the point or seven out, with the same rules applying for winning numbers.
Crapless Craps Example
For instance, if a player rolls a 2 on the come-out roll, instead of losing their bet, they simply continue rolling. If they then roll a 5, that becomes the point, and they will need to roll a 5 again before rolling a 7 to win.