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Craps by Playtech

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Craps is undoubtedly one of the most exciting games that can keep you on the edge of your seat for quite some time. Whether played in a casino or online, craps involves losing wagers as well as winning ones; a session can use up the entire amount set aside for play.

If you are looking for a realistic online game of craps featuring complicated layout and the same level of excitement, you should consider the variation, powered by Playtech. The game itself is extremely intuitive and easy to navigate. The player has access to a wide range of functionalities.

The guys at Playtech don’t disappoint with their version of Craps, one of the most popular, exciting and shout-inducing dice-based casino games. Playtech’s online version might not offer the blood curling context of the brick-and-mortar game, but has plenty advantages and will keep you entertained for a good bit.

The game has a clear cut interface, with very well visualized betting system, which highlights bet fields, while the bet values are always on display at the bottom of the screen, making for easy to execute betting decisions. The payouts visibility is somewhat lackluster, but still quite functional. Overall, the game offers an intuitive and enjoyable experience and welcomes both newcomers and seasoned players with very user friendly features.

Bets start from €0.5 and go up to €100 total, with various limitations on the different bet options, while the highest payout is a lucrative x31 for double 1.

In order to start playing, you need to place a “Pass Line bet” and hope to roll either 7 or 11 as these are the winning numbers in the come-out roll. If you roll 2, 3 or 12, you lose.

Any other number you roll establishes the so-called “pass-line point” and your objective is to roll the same number again before 7 is rolled. If you fail to do so, you lose and another player becomes the shooter.

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