Live Craps Evolution

While many casino favorites have seen their live casino versions appear, Craps is an odd one out. It should not be surprising, given that it is a highly social game. There is also the fact you usually roll the dice yourself. Something that simply is not possible in a live dealer setting. Fortunately, Evolution seems to have found answers to those issues!

The software provider is back with yet another innovation in the form of Live Craps. Each round is played using a mechanical arm that will roll the dice and keep things fair. Unique to this release is the option to cheer numbers to appear, allowing you to share your excitement with others.

Each round starts with players placing their bets. Wagers are identical to a real-world craps game. You can stake on Pass/Don’t Pass and Come/Don’t Come for the most basic stakes. You also have a wide number of proposition bets, like Any Craps and several doubles.

If you play Pass bets, you will immediately win if a natural seven or eleven is rolled. Alternatively, if a point is established, you will be hoping that the point number is rolled again before a seven appears. Don’t Pass bets are opposite. They win if numbers two, three or twelve are rolled, or if the seven appears before the point number.

Come and Don’t Come bets work identically to Pass and Don’t Pass bets. The only difference is they can only be played after a point is established. Meanwhile, proposition bets reward you if a certain combination of dice occurs, such as rolling a double six.

Evolution’s Live Craps allows players to bet between $1 and $1000 on each round. As always, keep your wagers within your budget. This is especially important in this game, as you can very quickly lose money if you are not careful. Stick to smaller wagers, and increase if the opportunity presents itself.

Payouts depend on the wager that you play. Standard bets like Pass/Don’t Pass grant the minimum 1:1 payout when won. If you are hoping for bigger wins, you will have to turn to some of the proposition bets! Keep in mind their increased rewards come with a bigger chance of losing.

The live dealer software provider wisely decided not to implement any gameplay changing additions. Instead, this release will be nigh on identical to the versions you can play in a real world casino.

However, that does not mean they did not add anything. Players can wish for certain numbers to appear during a round. The most wished for numbers will appear behind the dealer’s back, recreating the social aspect of playing Craps.