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Table game

Craps

Craps is played at a table with a dealer. This preview covers how the game works and what to watch for before 6-lab shows you the exact numbers that separate a play from a pass.

Next step

Turn a photo into a play or no-play call

Upload the game screen, paytable, or visible meters. Members get the Advisor's verdict, plus the exact entry and exit criteria behind it.

Take photo or videoSave history and deeper answers

Recognition clues

  • Look for the title matching Craps on the machine or table signage.
  • Capture the table layout, felt branding, paytable area, side-bet labels, and rule placards when allowed.

Photo checklist

  • Full game screen or table layout
  • Game title, cabinet, or felt branding
  • Paytable or help-screen labels when available
  • Side-bet names and posted rules
  • Dealer/table placards if casino rules allow photos

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Locked sections

  • Exact entry criteria
  • Exact exit criteria
  • Thresholds, counters, meter states, and edge conditions
  • Field notes and play examples
  • Full guide-cited Advisor answer

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