Craps Games
Online Craps Games are exactly the same as the traditional offline game
except for one thing - it is a much faster way to play the game!
One of the things that tend to intimidate first time players of the
game is the slang associated with Craps. We've provided you with a
chart below explaining what the names are and what they mean.
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1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
6 |
| 1 |
Snake Eyes |
Ace Deuce |
Easy Four |
Five (Fever Five) |
Easy Six |
Natural or Seven Out |
| 2 |
Ace Deuce |
Hard Four |
Five (Fever Five) |
Easy Six |
Natural or Seven Out |
Easy Eight |
| 3 |
Easy Four |
Five (Fever Five) |
Hard Six |
Natural or Seven Out |
Easy Eight |
Nine (Nina) |
| 4 |
Five (Fever Five) |
Easy Six |
Natural or Seven Out |
Hard Eight |
Nine (Nina) |
Easy Ten |
| 5 |
Easy Six |
Natural or Seven Out |
Easy Eight |
Nine (Nina) |
Hard Ten |
Yo (Yo-leven) |
| 6 |
Natural or Seven Out |
Easy Eight |
Nine (Nina) |
Easy Ten |
Yo (Yo-leven) |
Boxcars |
Nine is often called a "Centerfield Nine" because 9 is the center of the
Field bet. Five is often called a "No Field Five" and reminds players
that 5 is not paid in the Field bets. Some players refer to any nine as
a "Lou Brown." In Atlantic City, a 4-5 is called a "Railroad Nine."
Eleven is called out as "Yo" or "Yo'Leven" because it can often be
mistaken for a seven. Rolls of 4, 6, 8, and 10 are called "hard" or
"easy" because of their significance in center table bets known as the
"hard ways".
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Please Note! If you are a first time Craps game player we suggest you
refer to our Craps strategies and
Craps rules pages
before playing.