Free craps — the loudest table in the casino
Craps is the most social game in any casino: one person rolls and everybody wins or loses together. At Teddy's the stickman even calls the rolls.
Craps at Teddy's
One shooter rolls for the whole table and everyone bets on the same dice — so when the point is hit, the whole table celebrates. It's the perfect game to learn with friends.
Craps looks complicated, but you only need one bet to start: the pass line.
Table rules
- Pass / Don't Pass line bets on the come-out roll.
- Free odds behind a line bet once a point is set (no house edge), up to 3× your line bet.
- Field bets: one roll, 2 pays 2:1 and 12 pays 3:1.
- Place 6 and 8: pays 7:6 if the number comes before a 7.
Why play it here
- Walk to the table in a 3D casino — no menus
- Play next to your friends, with voice chat
- Free tokens every day from the daily reward box
- Nothing to install — runs in your browser
How to play Craps
The come-out roll
Bet the pass line. A 7 or 11 wins straight away; 2, 3 or 12 loses. Any other number becomes "the point".
Hitting the point
The shooter keeps rolling. If the point comes again before a 7, pass line wins. A 7 first ("seven-out") loses.
Best bet in the house
Once a point is set, add odds behind your pass line — it pays true odds, with no house edge at all.
Questions
Do I have to be the shooter?
No. You can bet on every roll without rolling yourself.
Is craps hard to learn?
Start with just the pass line and the odds bet — that's how most real players play. The table shows you what each bet pays.
Is this gambling?
No real money is involved. Teddy's uses free tokens with no cash value.