| 2-way |
A wager made on a single roll for both the player and the dealer. |
| 3-way |
A bet placed on numbers 2, 3, and 12 in a single roll. |
| 5-count |
A craps strategy that protects players from losing money on shorter rolls. |
| Ace |
Betting on the next roll resulting in a hard 2 (1+1), also known as Snake Eyes. |
| Ace Deuce |
Betting on the next roll resulting in a 3 (2+1). |
| Any 7 |
Placing a bet predicting the outcome will be a 7. |
| Arm |
A person with exceptional skills at throwing dice. |
| Big Red |
Placing a wager on any 7 to appear. |
| Betting Right |
Placing bets on the Come and Pass Line. |
| Betting Wrong |
Placing bets on the Don't Come and Don't Pass Line. |
| Boxman |
The casino employee who supervises a craps table. |
| Box numbers |
Place numbers including 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, and 10. |
| Boxcars |
A craps roll or bet of 12. |
| Big 6 |
Betting on a 6 coming up before a 7. |
| Big 8 |
Betting on an 8 coming up before a 7. |
| Center field |
Betting that the next roll will be a 9. |
| Cold table |
A term used when players don't hit the established craps point. |
| Come out |
The first roll by the shooter, made before establishing a point. |
| Crap out |
Rolling 2-3-12 on the come-out roll. |
| Don't Come |
Wagering that the shooter will roll a 7 before a chosen number. |
| Don't Pass |
Betting against the come-out roll, predicting a 2-3-12. |
| End of the Race |
A bet that the next outcome will be a 7. |
| Even Money |
Bets with a 1:1 payout, such as Pass Line and Come bets. |
| Fever Five |
Rolling a 5 in craps. |
| Front Line |
Another term for Pass Line bets. |
| George |
A player who often tips the live dealers. |
| Hard Number |
An outcome of a pair of numbers, like 1+1 resulting in a hard 2. |
| Hi-Lo |
A single-roll wager on 12 and 2. |
| Hot Table |
A craps table where players often win. Also known as hot dice. |
| High |
Betting that the outcome will be a 12. |
| Inside Bets |
Bets on place number bets like 5, 6, 8, and 9. |
| Insurance Bets |
A wager to protect players from losing by placing multiple bets. |
| Low |
A single-roll wager for a 2. |
| Natural |
Predicting that the come-out roll will be a 7 or 11. |
| Nina |
Betting or rolling a 9. |
| Off |
Having a wager that is not in play, or referring to a come-out roll without an established point. |
| On |
Referring to a wager already in play, or an already established point. |
| Pass Line |
Betting that the come-out roll will be a 7 or 11. |
| Point |
An established number after the come-out roll. |
| Proposition Bets |
Wagers made at the center of the craps table. |
| Right Player |
Players who wager on Come and Pass Line bets. |
| Scared Money |
A player who doesn't have enough funds to continue playing. |
| Shooter |
The player who rolls the dice. |
| Six Ace |
Predicting that the next throw will result in a 7 (5+2). |
| Square Pair |
A hard 8 (4+4). |
| Stroker |
A player who makes complicated wagers, giving live dealers more work. |
| Toke |
Tipping the live craps dealer. |
| True Odds |
The actual craps odds for a payout where the house advantage is 0%. |
| Two Aces |
When the outcome of a throw is a hard 2 (1+1). |
| Up Pops the Devil |
Referring to the next bet being a 7 (5+2). |
| Wrong Bettor |
A player who bets against the shooter, often betting on Don't Come and Don't Pass Line outcomes. |
| Yo Eleven |
Predicting that the next roll will result in an 11 (6+5). |