Best Craps Online Casinos in Trinidad & Tobago

Performing the famous casino game of Craps in Trinidad & Tobago has been a beloved pastime among patrons of local gaming parlors for years. In 2020, modern online casinos have made the game more accessible and easier than ever. Here, residents of the country can learn the basics of Craps, as well as its more complex variations, and find out where to play for real money online.

The objective of Craps is to accurately predict the final outcome of a dice roll. Players may place wagers on a combination of expected outcomes, such as the total amount of the roll, whether the result shall be odd or even, or specific numbers in a single roll. Most casinos also offer side bets such as Big 6/8 and Field Bets, in which players may potentially win larger rewards.

The fundamental pieces of Craps’ gameplay are the dice that are used for each roll. In most versions of the game the dice are standard 6-sided cubes, and any rolls with 2, 3 or 12 result in players instantly losing their wagers. All other numbers result in a ‘point’ being determined. This number must then be rolled on the following roll before a 7 or 11, otherwise the point may be ‘made’. If a point is made, all players who have wagered on pass line will win rewards.

The two fundamental types of wagers in craps are the pass line and don’t pass line bets. The pass line bet is when players wager in support of the shooter to roll either a 7 or 11 on the first roll – if this is accomplished, the player wins, however if a 2,3 or 12 rolls, the player will lose their wager.

Conversely, the don’t pass line bet is wagering against the shooter winning their roll – if a 7 or 11 rolls, the player will lose their wager, but if a 2 or 3 rolls they will win, and if 12 rolls then their wager will remain the same.

Place bets are wagers in which players bet on rolls that will come up after the point, these can either pay out at odds of 1:1 (an even bet) or at odds of greater than 1:1 (which are usually placed on Specific numbers). Fiesta Bets are similar, however they offer players more options for overall pay-out. Each Place Bet has its own associated pay-out. For example, a Place Bet on a 6 or an 8 will return 7:6 year-on-year, whereas a Place Bet on 4 or 10 will return 9:5 year-on-year and a Place Bet on 5 or 9 will typically return 7:5 year-on-year. Fiesta Bets also normally have an associated jackpot of up to 500:1 for rolling 7s.

In many modern Craps circles, it is common to see players making side bets of Big 6/8 and Field Bets. Big 6/8 Bet is a wager in which the player is betting for a 6 or 8 to be rolled before a 7. If this occurs then the player will gain an incremental payout; this type of bet is an opportunity for the player to take advantage of the ‘number of the monster’ which are 6 and 8.

Field bets are when the player bets that the next roll is a 2,3,4,9,10,11 or 12; if this is accomplished then the player will win big, however, as all Field Bets are ‘one-off’ it’s best to adjust the bet accordingly. These two side bets can increase the player’s potential winnings when placing bets.

Craps is one of the oldest and most exciting games of chance in existence. It is a game which has been popular among patron of Trinidad & Tobago gaming parlors for many years and with the rise of modern online casinos, playing craps has become more accessible than ever. For those looking to learn the basics, as well as some of the more complex variations and wagers, we hope this article has served as a useful guide to get them started.