The Don't Pass Odds bet against the point is based on true odds, or the odds that a 7 will appear compared to a point number. Let's review the data our other article about basic craps math. Remember, for a Don't Pass bet after a point is established, the bet wins if a 7 is rolled before the point, and loses if the point is rolled before a 7.
Not as many people put free odds behind come and don't come bets. Nevertheless, you can place odds behind both of these wagers.
The process works almost exactly the same as with pass line and don't pass line bets. The only difference is the nature of come and don't come.
- The Don't Pass Free Odds bet is not featured anywhere on the traditional craps gaming table. Players should be aware of its existence and selling points ahead of the craps gaming session. The Free Odds bet is placed following the initial Don't Pass bet. It is all in the hand of Lady Fortuna from that point on, as the dice.
- The Don't Pass Odds bet against the point is based on true odds, or the odds that a 7 will appear compared to a point number. Let's review the data our other article about basic craps math. Remember, for a Don't Pass bet after a point is established, the bet wins if a 7 is rolled before the point, and loses if the point is rolled before a 7.
- If the come-out roll is a 7 or 11, then the Pass bet wins and the Don't Pass bets lose. This will end the round. If the come-out roll is a 2, 3, or 12, known as 'craps'', the Pass Line loses and the Don't Pass Line wins. This will also end the round.
- Avid craps lovers who have decided to place a don't pass bet while playing craps need to know that there are four possible outcomes they can enjoy. Considering the fact that the don't pass bet is the exact opposite of the line bet, this means that when the don't pass bet is a winning one, the line bet will be a losing one and vise versa.
Come and don't come bets have the same rules as pass line and don't pass line, respectively. The exception, though, is that you must wait for a point number to be established before making eitherof these wagers.
Here's an example of making a come bet.
Craps Don't Pass Odds Bet Win
- The shooter rolls a 4, thus establishing a point
- You make a come wager
- The shooter's next roll now becomes the come out roll for your come bet
- The shooter tosses a 6, thus establishing a point
- You take odds on the 6, meaning that your potential payout and true odds are both 6:5
The process works almost exactly the same as with pass line and don't pass line bets. The only difference is the nature of come and don't come.
- The Don't Pass Free Odds bet is not featured anywhere on the traditional craps gaming table. Players should be aware of its existence and selling points ahead of the craps gaming session. The Free Odds bet is placed following the initial Don't Pass bet. It is all in the hand of Lady Fortuna from that point on, as the dice.
- The Don't Pass Odds bet against the point is based on true odds, or the odds that a 7 will appear compared to a point number. Let's review the data our other article about basic craps math. Remember, for a Don't Pass bet after a point is established, the bet wins if a 7 is rolled before the point, and loses if the point is rolled before a 7.
- If the come-out roll is a 7 or 11, then the Pass bet wins and the Don't Pass bets lose. This will end the round. If the come-out roll is a 2, 3, or 12, known as 'craps'', the Pass Line loses and the Don't Pass Line wins. This will also end the round.
- Avid craps lovers who have decided to place a don't pass bet while playing craps need to know that there are four possible outcomes they can enjoy. Considering the fact that the don't pass bet is the exact opposite of the line bet, this means that when the don't pass bet is a winning one, the line bet will be a losing one and vise versa.
Come and don't come bets have the same rules as pass line and don't pass line, respectively. The exception, though, is that you must wait for a point number to be established before making eitherof these wagers.
Here's an example of making a come bet.
Craps Don't Pass Odds Bet Win
- The shooter rolls a 4, thus establishing a point
- You make a come wager
- The shooter's next roll now becomes the come out roll for your come bet
- The shooter tosses a 6, thus establishing a point
- You take odds on the 6, meaning that your potential payout and true odds are both 6:5
Essentially, come and don't come are like your own personal pass line and don't pass line wagers. You can make these bets any time after the shooter's initial point has been established and backthem with odds.
Craps Don't Pass Odds Bet Belmont Stakes
Many players stick to backing pass line and don't pass line with free odds because it's easy to do so at the start of a new shooter's round.
But the methodology for backing come and don't come bets with odds is almost the same. You just need to deal with more chaos since you're doing so in the middle of a shooter's turn.
When you do back come and don't come bets with odds, place your chips above the respective space. Also, notify the dealer so that they don't mistake your free odds for another come or don't comewager.
