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Crapless Craps vs. Craps: Ten Points and Extra Numbers

See what changes on the come-out roll, how Come bets travel to the extremes, and which rules belong to the Lucky Penny practice table.

Updated October 14, 2026

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Crapless adds 2, 3, 11, and 12 to the point and number-bet layout.

Seven wins on come-out; every other total sets a point

In Crapless, a come-out seven wins Pass Line. Any other total from 2 through 12 becomes the point. Repeat that number before seven to win; seven first loses the Pass Line wager. That includes 11, which wins immediately on the classic Craps come-out but becomes a point here.

Removing the immediate come-out losses on 2, 3, and 12 does not remove losses from the game. Those totals now create points that must repeat before seven.

Come bets use their own point

A new Come bet wins on seven. Every other total travels to its number, including 2, 3, 11, and 12. That traveled bet wins if its number repeats before seven. Its point can be different from the Pass Line point.

On this Lucky Penny table, Pass and Come odds can be added up to five times the flat wager. True odds on 2 and 12 pay 6:1; on 3 and 11 they pay 3:1. Other number odds follow the familiar 2:1, 3:2, and 6:5 ratios.

Place and Buy all ten numbers

The table offers Place and Buy targets on 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12. Buy profit uses true odds less a 5% stake commission, collected only on wins and rounded up to a whole dollar on this practice table.

Winning Place and Buy wagers stay up. Only their profit credits to the available bankroll. Place and Buy are off on come-out unless you turn them on; confirm the working setting before rolling.

Lucky Penny ratios. Buy profit is reduced by the displayed commission.
NumbersPlace profit ratioBuy gross profit ratio
2 / 1211:26:1
3 / 1111:43:1
4 / 109:52:1
5 / 97:53:2
6 / 87:66:5

Use the rules for this table

Lucky Penny Crapless has no Don’t Pass, Don’t Come, Lay, or Hop targets. It includes Field, hardways, one-roll propositions, and All Tall Small. Field pays double on 2 and triple on 12. ATS pays 30:1 for Small or Tall and 150:1 for All; any seven resets its progress.

Casino versions can differ in available wagers, commissions, Field payouts, and odds limits. Use Rules & payouts and Bet help to check this practice implementation.

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