Again, players are paid out the true odds with no house edge, along with the 5% vig commission. This time you wager on the point number and that the shooter will roll a seven before the point. The lay bet works almost the same way, except it is the opposite.

This small fee increased the house edge from 0% to 4.76%. The catch is a player must pay a 5% commission to the house, which is known as 'vig' or 'juice'. This is also the actual odds of winning the bet so the house edge is zero! To sum it up, it pays out exactly same way as the pass odds bet for each number. That means 4 and 10 pays out 2:1 odds, 5 and 9 pays out 3:2 odds and 6 and 8 pay out 6:5 odds. The payouts would be excellent because it would be paid by true odds. Players will win if the shooter rolls the point number before the seven. Basically, players can make a bet on the established point numbers at any time.

First I will start off talking about the buy bet. This is one of the more complicated and interesting bets in craps. Payout Odds Table For All Craps Bets Dice Probability Odds and Combinations

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