Craps is a very complex dice and gambling game. There are many rules to it. There are winning rolls, losing rolls, and there are point rolls. A winning role is if the dice lands on a seven or an eleven, a losing roll is if the dice total on a two, three or twelve, and a point roll is any other number: four, five, six, eight, or nine. There can be up to four points of the game to place bets, pass bets, don't pass bets, come bets, and don't come bets. You can also place bets on a specific point number if you wish to, but if you do that you have to understand the pay-out ratios.
Pass bets are the most basic bets, and you are expected to bet at your own risk. These bets are won if the dice roll a seven or eleven, and are lost if a two, three or twelve are rolled. If any other number is rolled two times before a seven, the pass bet wins. The don't pass bets are established as soon as a point number is rolled. This is also where a come bet will be placed, and all pass bets will be placed on the point number. If a seven is rolled after a point number is rolled, then the don't pass bets and the don't come bets win.
The final kind of bet is a "place bet." You must tell the dealer what number you are going to place bet on, otherwise you probably won't get the payout, and no one will know why your bets are on the table. You must tell the dealer what number you are going to place the bet on, and, if that number is rolled before a seven or eleven, then you win. If the winning numbers or the losing numbers are rolled, then you lose your place bets. Place bets are calculated by certain guidelines. If you place bet on a 4 or 10, you have a 9:5 ratio. If you bet on 5 or 9, you have a 7:5 ratio. If you place your bet on 6 or 8, you have a 7:6 ratio. Craps is a very complex game and it is probably a good idea to watch before jumping in and playing. You can always ask your dealer for advice as well.
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