Crypto craps? Are there any? Where do you play?

[VelvetGambler]

Never heard of it before. Googled it, found lots' of NON crypto casino sites. I'd like to try CRYPTO craps. What I am looking for:

1. Crypto coins accepted.
2. Craps as a game.
3. Live dealers if there are.
4. No KYC or less verification.
5. USA available. Or VPN ok.

Thank you!

 

[foreverbet303]

Yo Velvet! Crypto craps is kinda rare tbh Most sites just have regular RNG craps. But check out Stake - they've got a decent craps game and take crypto. No live dealers tho, those are hard to find anywhere

 

[GamblelapA]

Live dealer craps is like finding a unicorn in crypto casinos. Evolution Gaming has one but it's not available on most crypto sites. Maybe try BC.Game's RNG version? Their provably fair system is pretty legit.

 

[WellerD]

bruh why craps specifically? its like the most complicated casino game to learn

 

[betkate92]

@WellerD It actually has some of the best odds in the casino if you stick to the basic bets. @VelvetGambler, Cloudbet has craps too, and they're US-friendly with crypto.

 

[VelvetGambler]

@betkate92 Have you played on Cloudbet yourself? How's their withdrawal speed? And @WellerD I heard craps has good odds, plus it looks fun!

 

[ahsoka]

@VelvetGambler Let me break this down for you. Finding good crypto craps is tough because:

1. Live dealer craps needs special tables/equipment
2. Most crypto casinos focus on slots/blackjack
3. USA restrictions make it even harder

But here's the good news - RNG craps with provably fair systems can actually be better than live dealer. You can verify every roll!

 

[slotfrog]

stake's craps is decent but their minimum bets are kinda high for beginners. like $5-10 minimum on most bets

 

[hopes]

anyone tried roobet's craps? heard they got a new table but not sure if its any good

 

[DagaW]

@VelvetGambler if you're just starting with craps, here's what you need to know - stick to pass line bets with full odds. Best odds in the house, period. Everything else is sucker bets until you learn the game properly.

 

[NON404]

anyone tried roobet's craps? heard they got a new table but not sure if its any good

@hopes roobet's cool but they're getting strict with vpns lately. wouldn't risk it if ur in the us

 

[VelvetGambler]

Thanks everyone! @DagaW what do you mean by "full odds"? Still learning the terminology here

 

[DagaW]

Thanks everyone! @DagaW what do you mean by "full odds"? Still learning the terminology here

pass line odds are extra bets u can make after the point is set. they pay true odds, no house edge! most casinos let u bet 3x-5x ur original bet

 

[caughtajackpot]

@VelvetGambler before u jump in, practice on some free craps apps first. game moves fast when ur betting real money!

 

[j3nny]

fr fr the terminology alone will make ur head spin. don't be that guy asking what a "come out roll" is at the table

 

[I3i11]

Speaking of terminology, here's a quick craps crash course for @VelvetGambler:

• Pass line: Basic bet, decent odds
• Come: Same as pass but on later rolls
• Don't pass/don't come: Betting against the shooter
• Place bets: Betting specific numbers
• Field: Single roll bet (avoid these!)

Keep it simple at first!

 

[cat3rpi11ar]

@I3i11 forgot to mention horn bets and hardways. but yeah newbies should stay far away from those anyway lol

 

[timtowin]

honestly just stick to pass line + odds and maybe some come bets. everything else is for suckers or pros who know what they're doing

 

[VelvetGambler]

This is a lot to take in! Think I'll start with Stake since several of you mentioned it. How much bankroll would you recommend for $5 minimum?

 

[X_Force_777]

This is a lot to take in! Think I'll start with Stake since several of you mentioned it. How much bankroll would you recommend for $5 minimum?

For $5 mins you want at least $200-300 if you're taking full odds. Craps can have wild swings even with the good bets!