All Tall Small craps bets explained
All Tall Small is a wager on which dice totals appear before the next seven. You can back the small numbers, the tall numbers, or all ten of them. The pass line and the point keep their own rules while this bonus tracks the rolls.
What does each ATS bet need?
All Small needs a 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. All Tall needs an 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12. Make Them All, also called All, needs every total in both groups. The totals may arrive in any order. A repeat does not count as another number, and a seven ends the sequence.
If you bet more than one group, each wager is settled on its own. Completing Small pays that bet immediately. Tall and All can stay active until they complete or a seven arrives. A seven on the come out roll counts too. The bonus does not restart just because the puck moves on or off.
ATS payouts on Lucky Penny Gaming
These are the payouts used by our practice table. The figures are profit on a winning $5 wager. The return column also includes the original $5 stake.
| Wager | Totals required | Pays | Profit on $5 | Total return |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All Small | 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 | 30 to 1 | $150 | $155 |
| All Tall | 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 | 30 to 1 | $150 | $155 |
| Make Them All | 2 through 6 and 8 through 12 | 150 to 1 | $750 | $755 |
Casino paytables and table rules can differ. Read the posted payouts where you play. A large payout does not make a bet more likely to win.
A sequence you can follow
Suppose you put $5 on each of the three wagers. The shooter rolls 4, 9, 2, 6, 3, and 5 without rolling a seven. All Small is complete, so it wins $150 in profit and returns your $5 stake. The 9 counts toward Tall and All, but those bets still need more numbers.
If the next roll is a seven, the remaining Tall and All wagers lose. The Small win is already yours. If the remaining tall totals arrive first, Tall and All pay as well. Notice that hitting a number again does nothing for the checklist.
What to watch before betting
ATS is exciting because the board fills in over several rolls, but a seven can wipe out an unfinished wager at any time. The All bet asks for ten different totals, so a big listed award comes with a long path to a win. Treat the three wagers as optional bonus bets and decide how much of your practice bankroll you want tied to one sequence.
Our table shows the small and tall numbers as they hit in the center action. You can watch the checklist and see each wager settle. If you are still learning the base game, start with the craps beginner guide and come back to ATS once the point cycle feels familiar.
Common questions
Does a seven on the come out roll count?
Yes. Any seven ends the current ATS sequence, regardless of the puck.
Can Small and Tall both win?
Yes, if you placed both wagers and complete both groups before a seven. The All wager can win too if it is active.
Does a repeat help?
No. Each required total has to appear once. More rolls of a number you already hit do not fill another spot.
Rules reference
The Nevada Gaming Control Board bonus craps rules describe qualifying totals, repeated rolls, the seven, and how casinos may post different paytables. The payout examples above reflect this practice table.