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In this variant, popular in Detroit casinos, all totals except for 7 establish a point. On the come out roll, players either win with a 7 or establish a point. As the name suggests, the game eliminates the risk of crapping out. In return, the player gives up certain opportunities to win and the house edge of the Pass bet jumps higher.

Sometimes called craps for dummies, this version of craps uses a single die instead of the usual pair. It can certainly be exciting and has a low barrier to entry, but its house edge is almost double that of standard rules. In other words, you’re probably better off learning the rules of the original game instead.

Popular in (no surprises here…) New York and the eastern United States, New York craps uses what’s called a double-end dealer table layout. In this variant, certain craps bets – Come and Don’t Come – are not permitted. A lot of players compare the variant, which has an overall house edge of 5%, to crapless craps, but it can be a tricky one to find online.

Another variant that focuses on making craps easier to play, this time by removing the role of point numbers in the game. Instead, numbers are divided into winning and losing numbers. As a consequence of its rule changes, the house edge rises to 2.8%.

Although the idea of craps game without dice might sound impossible, this variant was created to bring the game to areas where dice games are prohibited. The variation utilizes decks of cards instead, with only Aces through to 6 used, but it’s rare to find a diceless craps simulator online.