Evolution Live Craps Game

Evolution Live Craps Game represents a thrilling and distinctive rendition of the beloved Craps game, eagerly anticipated by its devoted fans. Live Craps holds a significant place in the realm of brick-and-mortar casinos, particularly across the United States. For novices, the complexity of Craps can be daunting; however, in this innovative online adaptation, EVO Live Gaming has endeavored to enhance accessibility. Through a user-friendly interface and supportive features, we aim to usher in a fresh wave of players to this cherished casino classic. Our offering includes both live and First Person versions of the game, catering to diverse preferences.

The objective of the game revolves around predicting the result of rolling two dice. Evolution has integrated a comprehensive set of tools to simplify gameplay and comprehension without sacrificing any of the thrill. Throughout the game, you're kept informed about your potential winnings for the upcoming dice roll, while simultaneously observing the number of fellow players rooting for the same outcome.

Evolution Live Craps Introduction

Evolution Live Craps has been meticulously crafted within its own speakeasy-themed studio, aiming to provide online live casino players with an unparalleled and authentic craps experience.

The anticipation for Live Craps online casino among enthusiasts of Live Dealer games has been palpable for quite some time. Now, players from across the globe can engage in a genuine live craps session with a live dealer, accessible on any device, in a manner previously unimagined.

Admittedly, there have been necessary adjustments to adapt the game for online play. However, Evolution has admirably succeeded in delivering a live dealer craps experience online that closely mirrors the excitement of playing in a traditional land-based casino.

Evolution Gaming Craps Features

My numbers

"My Numbers" introduces an exciting enhancement to Craps gameplay, streamlining and heightening the excitement of each round. Each number corresponds to a potential total resulting from the dice roll. This feature displays the winning number required for victory along with the corresponding potential payouts, providing players with clear guidance and added anticipation throughout the game.

Easy mode

For newcomers to Live Craps, EVO Live Gaming offers an Easy Mode user interface, providing a simplified introduction to the game. With just a click, the interface transforms, presenting a smaller betting grid with only the most straightforward bet spots available. This adjustment makes it easier for beginners to grasp the game mechanics and get started with confidence.

Tutorial

Within Evolution's platform, it provides an interactive built-in Craps tutorial designed to offer comprehensive assistance in learning the game. This tutorial guides players through the intricacies of Craps, elucidating the various types of bets and their functions, ensuring a thorough understanding before diving into gameplay.

Dynamic statistics

The Dynamic Statistics boards mounted on the studio wall continuously update as players place their bets, fostering an atmosphere of escalating excitement. Witnessing the real-time betting patterns of fellow players adds to the thrill, offering insights into the evolving dynamics of the game as it unfolds.

First Person Craps

First Person Craps game is a meticulously crafted RNG version of our live Craps, boasting captivating design and exceptional entertainment value. It features the same interactive tutorial and My Numbers display as our live Craps, ensuring a seamless transition for players. Just like our other First Person games, First Person Craps offers the innovative 'GO LIVE' button, allowing players to seamlessly transition to the live Craps table through an in-game portal, enhancing the immersive experience.

Craps Rules: How To Play Evolution Live Craps Game

The game initiates with the Come Out Roll, denoted by the Puck displaying OFF. To begin playing, simply place a bet on the Pass Line.

Come Out Roll

After the betting period concludes, the shooter launches the dice up the table.

• If the outcome is a 7 or 11, you win and the bet is settled.
• If the outcome is a 2, 3, or 12, you lose and the bet is settled.

The Puck remains off, allowing you to place another bet on the pass line for the subsequent Come Out Roll.

If the outcome is a 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, or 10, a Point is established. The Puck switches to ON and is positioned atop the corresponding number on the board, designating it as the Point Number.

The Point Roll

Once the Point Number is established, your Pass Line bet remains in place until either the Point Number or a seven is rolled again.

Additionally, you have the option to place an Odds bet alongside your Pass Line bet, offering a higher payout based on the Point Number. These payouts are typically greater than the standard ones, making them a lucrative option.

Bets are resolved when either the Point Number is rolled again (resulting in a win) or a seven is rolled (resulting in a loss). At this point, the Point Rolls conclude, and the Puck switches to OFF, initiating the Come Out Roll phase once more.

Throughout the Point Rolls, players can place Multi-Roll and Single Roll Bets on the table before each roll. This setup allows for the potential of winning streaks, where bets continue to pay out as long as the Shooter avoids rolling the Point Number or a seven.

EVO Live Dealer Craps Online Explained

Live Craps online casino is a dice game where you predict the outcome of two rolled dice.

While Craps may seem complex at first glance, it's actually quite straightforward.

The real challenge lies in understanding the specific terminology associated with the game. This unfamiliar language can make Craps appear daunting to newcomers.

To address this, I've developed a guide from a beginner's perspective, using clear and simple language. This guide gradually introduces commonly used terms, making the game easier to comprehend.

In essence, there are two main types of dice rolls during the game.

1. The Come Out Roll
2. The Point Roll

During both types of rolls, players have the option to place One Roll bets, which entail betting on specific numbers or combinations of numbers for just one roll—whether they win or lose.

In addition to One Roll bets, there are Multi Roll bets, where wagers remain on the table until resolved. Placement of these bets is subject to certain restrictions dictated by the type of roll in progress.

Before delving into the intricacies of Multi Roll bets, I'll explain the various betting combinations and how the rolls function.

Starting with One Roll bets provides a straightforward introduction, offering the chance for both enjoyment and potential winnings—it's that simple!

Evolution Live Craps Bets Online

As previously stated, in Live Craps, players have the chance to place a bet each time the dice are rolled. There are two types of bets you can make playing live craps online casino:

1. One Roll Bets
2. Multi-Roll Bets

The most straightforward bet in Live Craps is the One Roll Bet, which can be placed at any point during the game, regardless of the ongoing dice roll.

Multi-Roll bets, on the other hand, are slightly more intricate and require an understanding of the different roll types before delving into the available betting options.

One Roll Bets

One Roll bets are valid for a single roll only. After the roll concludes, the outcome determines whether you win or lose the bet.

These bets can be placed at any point during the game round, irrespective of the game stage.

Valid bets include:

• (A)Field Bet: Wagering on the next roll to yield a 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, or 12. This pays out at a ratio of 1:1.
• (B)Seven: Earns a payout of 4:1 if a 7 is rolled.
• (C)Craps: Rewards a payout of 7:1 if the roll results in a 2, 3, or 12.
• (D)Crap2: Offers a payout of 30:1 if a 2 is rolled.
• (E)Crap3: Yields a payout of 15:1 when the roll produces a 3.
• (F)Crap 12: Results in a payout of 30:1 if a 12 is rolled.
• (G)11: Provides a payout of 15:1 for an 11 roll.
• (H)C&E (Craps and Eleven): A combination bet covering 2, 3, or 12 (paying out at 3:1) or 11 (paying out at 7:1).

Live Craps Dice Rolls

Before delving into Multi-Roll bets, it's essential to grasp the significance of the Come Out and Point Rolls.

Simply put, the Come Out roll serves as a preliminary phase, setting up a Point Number for the subsequent Point Roll.

The Point Roll is the pivotal moment where most of the excitement unfolds at the table. It's during this phase that you witness enthusiastic reactions from players as they cheer or groan, depending on whether the shooter successfully avoids hitting the Point Number or rolls a 7.

Table State

Upon arriving at the table, a colored puck serves as a crucial indicator of the upcoming roll to be executed. Understanding this is essential for determining the type of bet you can place.

When the puck is black and marked OFF, it signals that the next roll will be the Come Out roll.

Conversely, when the puck is white and marked ON, it signifies that the next roll will be a Point Roll.

The Come Out Roll

During the Come Out Roll, the primary aim is to roll a 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, or 10. Achieving this outcome designates the rolled number as the Point Number, prompting the game to advance to the Point Roll Stage. Nonetheless, various number combinations can yield payouts if rolled, contingent upon the specific betting placement on the table.

During the Come Out rolls there are two places where bets can be made:

• The Pass Line: This is where bets are awarded when certain events occur.
  • If a 7 or 11 is rolled, you win and receive an even money payout.
  • If a 2, 3, or 12 (known as Craps Numbers) is rolled, you lose your bet.
• The Don't Pass Line is essentially the inverse, where you bet on events not occurring.
  • If a 7 or 11 is rolled, you lose.
  • If a 2 or 3 is rolled, you win; if a 12 is rolled, it results in a push.

You are required to place at least one of these bets. Your bet will stay on the table as long as winning rolls continue. However, once a loss occurs, bets are promptly removed from the table.

The Point Rolls

Once a point number (4, 5, 6, 8, 9, or 10) is rolled, the puck on the table is switched to ON, indicating the commencement of the Point Roll stage, with the point number highlighted on the table.

During this stage, only two numbers hold significance: the Point Number and 7.

The shooter continues rolling the dice until either the Point Number is rolled, resulting in a win for Pass Line bettors and a loss for Don't Pass bettors, or a 7 is rolled. If a 7 is rolled, Don't Pass line bettors are paid, concluding the game round and returning to the Come Out Roll stage.

Any other numbers rolled during the Point Roll are inconsequential unless other bets are placed on the table.

These are the fundamental aspects of the game.

It's quite common and acceptable to solely play the Pass or Don't Pass bets, especially if you have a limited bankroll. In such cases, it's advisable to have at least 10 times the minimum bet as your bankroll.

Multi-Roll Bets

These are bets placed on the table and persist through a series of rolls until a losing roll occurs. They can only be made at specific junctures during the game.

• During the Come Out Roll: Both the Pass Line and Don't Pass Line bets can be placed.
• During the Point Roll: The Come Bet, Don't Come bet, and ODDS Bets can be placed throughout the Point Rolls.
• Anytime: These bets revolve around predicting the outcome of the next roll. You can bet to Win or Lose, meaning you predict whether a specific number will occur before a 7 or vice versa. The Hardways bet involves predicting the outcome of specific pairs: fours, sixes, eights, or tens. Any other combinations result in losses.

Multi-Roll Bets Explained

• Come / Don’t Come Bet
  These bets operate similarly to the Pass and Don't Pass bets, but their payouts occur during the Point Rolls.
• Come
  If the initial roll following the bet placement yields a 7 or 11, you win with a payout of 1:1. However, if the result is a 2, 3, or 12, you lose. In the case of a 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, or 10, this outcome establishes another Point number, and the bet is relocated to the corresponding Point number on the board. This Point number serves as an additional point for the game round. Subsequently, if the next roll results in a 7, you lose. Conversely, if the Point number is rolled before the 7, you win with an even money payout.
• Don’t Come
  This bet operates as the opposite of the Come Bet. If the initial roll results in a 2 or 3, you win with a payout of 1:1. A roll of 12 results in a push. However, if a 7 or 11 is rolled, you lose. In the event of a roll yielding a 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, or 10, this establishes a Point number. If a 7 is rolled before the Point number, you win; conversely, if the Point number is rolled first, you lose.
  Regardless of the outcome, if either the Point number or a 7 is rolled, the game round concludes, and we return to the Come Out Roll stage.
• ODDs
  Once the Point number has been established, players have the option to place a bet known as the Odds. These bets offer payouts at the true odds, meaning no commission is taken, making them the most favorable in terms of value. The payout is determined by the number rolled.
• Take Odds
  The Pass Line/Come bet pays out if the Point number is rolled before a 7. In conjunction with your original bet, Odds will win.
• Lay Odds
  The Don't Pass/Don't Come bet pays out if a 7 is rolled before the Point number. In combination with your original bet, Odds will win.

Evolution Live Casino Craps Payouts

Here are the potential payouts you can anticipate while playing EVO Live Gaming live craps online casino.

One Roll Craps Bets Payouts

Bet	Pays
Field
3, 4, 9, 10 or 11	1:1
2 or 12	2:1
Seven	4:1
Craps	7:1
Crap 2	30:1
Crap 3	15:1
Crap 12	30:1
Eleven	15:1
C& E (Craps and Eleven)
2, 3, or 12	3:1
11	7:1

Multi-Roll Craps Bets Payouts

Bet	Pays
Pass Line / Don’t Pass	1:1
Come / Don’t Come	1:1
Take Odds Pass Line/Come
4 or 10	2:1
5 or 9	3:2
6 or 8	6:5
Lay Odds Don’t Pass / Don’t Come
4 or 10	1:2
5 or 9	2:3
6 or 8	5:6
Place to Win 4 or 10	9:5
Place to Win 5 or 9	7:5
Place to Win 6 or 8	7:6
Place to Lose 4 or 10	5:11
Place to Lose 5 or 9	5:8
Place to Lose 6 or 8	4:5
Hard 4 or 10	7:1
Hard 6 or 8	9:1

Evolution Gaming Live Craps Return to Player

The theoretical payout percentage for live Craps varies from as low as 83.33% to as high as 99.17%.

EVO Live Craps Online Betting and playing Strategies

For beginners or those with limited experience playing Live Craps Game online, I recommend focusing solely on the Pass Line bet. Avoid the temptation to diversify with other bets initially. With a bankroll of at least 10 times the stake, the Pass Line bet offers a reliable return on investment and is an excellent starting point for learning the game.

Below are two basic craps betting strategies you can experiment with on Evolution Live Craps to kickstart your experience. They provide a fundamental introduction to the game.

Ensure that in your settings, you've selected to keep your winning stake on the table. Your winnings will be added to your balance.

Live Craps Strategy: 6/8 Hedge Strategy £/€/$100 Bankroll

In this betting approach, the goal is to roll sixes and eights before a seven comes up. While you may lose on a Come Out roll with a seven or eleven, it's part of the gambling thrill.

Initially, place a £/€/$10 bet on the Don't Pass for the Come Out roll.

Once the Point is established, place a one-unit bet on the Six and Eight. The aim is to roll sixes and eights before a 7.

Upon hitting a six or eight, expand the bets to include the other inside numbers (Five and Nine). If there are more wins, set aside the initial investment and aim for further gains.

At this stage, the objective is to cover 5, 6, 8, and nine. With each win, take some profit and add to those numbers.

The primary aim is to prevent a seven from being rolled before the Point Number.

Live Craps Strategy: The Iron Cross

With this live craps strategy, you'll win with every roll of the dice except when a seven is rolled.

This approach covers all numbers through the Field Bet, Five, Six, and Eight, as well as the Don't Pass.

Start by placing a £/€/$10 bet on the Don't Pass. Then, once the point is established, place bets on the Field and the numbers 5, 6, and 8. If possible, consider hedging the odds on the Point. The goal is to roll as many numbers as possible without rolling the Point or a seven.

Terms of Live Craps Evolution Gaming

Live Craps has its own unique terminology, so it's beneficial to take a moment to understand the main terms:

• Shooter: The individual rolling the dice. In live Casino Craps, the shooter is a player at the table, rotating around depending on who wishes to roll. In Evolution Live Dealer Craps, a mechanized arm performs the role of the shooter, with you, the player, assuming the role.
• Odds: A bet paid at its true odds. Unlike most Craps bets, which include a small commission (the house edge), Odds bets have zero house edge.
• Point: Refers to the numbers 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, or 10 rolled during the Come Out Roll.
• Come Out Roll: The shooter's initial roll before the Point is established.
• Point Roll: The roll following the establishment of the Point.
• Craps: Numbers 2, 3, or 12.
• Easy Ways: Rolling an even number without it being a pair.
• Hard Ways: Rolling an even number when it is a pair or simply rolling a pair.
• Inside Numbers: Bets on 5, 6, 8, or 9.
• Lay: Betting on a seven being rolled before the Point is established.
• Lay Odds: Offering odds behind a Don't Pass or Don't Come when betting against the Shooter.
• Outside Numbers: Bets on 4, 5, 9, or 10.
• Push: A tie resulting in your bet being returned to you.
• Take Odds: Placing Odds bets on the Pass or Come Line.
• Yo: Abbreviation for Eleven.

Evolution Live Craps Game FAQ

• Is Evolution Live Craps easy-playing?
  Playing Live Craps becomes straightforward once you grasp the fundamental game rules and bet types. You can begin playing immediately by placing various bets on the outcome of the dice roll.
• How are the Dice Rolled in Evolution Gaming Craps?
  Typically, in Craps, the dice are rolled by a shooter, who is usually one of the players at the table. However, in the EVO Live Gaming Craps version, the traditional role of the shooter is substituted by a robotic arm, which tosses the dice onto the table.
• What is the RTP for EVO Live Craps?
  In Live Craps, the maximum RTP (Return to Player) can reach 99.17%. However, it can drop as low as 88.18%.
• What is meant by One Roll and Multi-Roll Bets?
  One Roll bets persist on the table for the specific roll you've bet on, resulting in either a win or loss. Conversely, Multi-Roll bets remain on the table until they are resolved, typically when a 7 or Point number is rolled. These Multi-Roll bets can yield substantial returns, especially during extended streaks of winning rolls by the Shooter.
• What is the best bet in Evolution live craps?
  The most favorable bets in Live Craps are the Pass/Don't Pass and Come/Don't Come bets. The house edge is only around 1.40%. Additionally, opting to lay or take odds further reduces the house edge.
• How much bankroll do I need to play Evolution live craps?
  To enjoy an extended game of craps, it's advisable to have a bankroll of at least 10 times your Pass bet stake. Naturally, if you're placing multiple bet types, your bankroll requirement will increase accordingly. A conservative approach to bankroll management is to ensure you have at least 10 times your total stake available.
• Are there strategies to win at Evolution Live Craps?
  There are indeed betting strategies that can help mitigate losses when the dice are not favorable, as well as betting patterns that can maximize returns during winning streaks. However, it's important to recognize that there is no strategy that can guarantee winnings when playing live craps online casino. Success in craps, like any form of gambling, involves a combination of strategy, luck, and prudent decision-making.