Craps
- ~137.75%
- $400
- ~2.49 Expected rolls / game
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Find the best game for your current floor based on return, bet limits, round speed, variance, and how confidently the result can be verified.
Floor 1
Craps
Modeled
Highest resolved modeled return among the current Floor 1 options.
Assumes fair physical dice.
Floor 2
Money Wheel — Orange
Verified
Simple repeatable route with a directly verifiable positive return.
Floor 3
Craps
Modeled
Strong modeled return and a higher packaged base max bet.
Floor 4
Craps / Money Wheel — Orange
Modeled
Craps has the higher modeled upside; Orange is easier to verify and repeat.
Quota 12: High-output strategies become much safer because there is no next campaign quota to inflate.
Recommended
Best fit for your Floor 2 run
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Expected amount returned per $1 wagered, before considering round speed or bankroll limits. 100% = break-even expectation. 135% = $1 wagered returns $1.35 on average under the model.
Craps
~137.75%
Modeled
Money Wheel — Orange
~135.14%
Verified
Blackjack
Strategy-dependent
Rules verified
Baccarat — Tie
~98.99%
Verified
Wheel of Fortune
~100.00%
Verified
Poker
Unresolved
Hold
Plinko
Unresolved
Physics
At packaged base bet limits, Craps beats Orange in expected profit per second if an average Craps game resolves in under roughly 10.7 seconds.
With about 2.49 expected rolls per Craps game, that means roughly 4.3 seconds per roll.
Choose Craps if:
~137.75% · $400
Choose Orange if:
~135.14% · $200
Practical rule: if Craps feels slow, Orange is often the easier route to execute consistently.
Recommended: Craps
Craps
~137.75%
Modeled gross return
Come-out wins pay 2×, successful Point resolution pays 4×, and three unresolved Point rolls refund the wager. Under fair dice, the resulting modeled return is unusually favorable.
Don't want to rely on physical dice?
Wheel of Fortune
More predictable software-defined outcome model
~100% gross
5 / 37 × 10 = ~135.14% gross return
37 sectors
| Wedge | Count | Payout | Gross return |
|---|---|---|---|
| Green | 14 | 2× | ~75.68% |
| Blue | 10 | 3× | ~81.08% |
| Red | 8 | 5× | ~108.11% |
| Orange | 5 | 10× | ~135.14% |
Bet Orange, not Red.
Theoretical expected value, not guaranteed per spin.
Recommended: Craps
At this stage, bet throughput matters more because quota targets jump from tens of thousands toward hundreds of thousands.
Max bet + speed + positive edge starts to matter more than a fun table.
Normal route
Craps / Money Wheel Orange
Preserve quota control on Q10 and Q11.
Final quota route
Quota 12 changes the strategy.
There is no Quota 13, so high-output play becomes more reasonable here.
Strategy-dependent
Blackjack is more useful when you want player-controlled decisions, challenge completion, or card/deck strategy than when you only want a clean fixed EV comparison.
Current versions may also contain version-sensitive behavior that should not be treated as a permanent money route.
Not ranked
Deck persists across rounds. Universal optimal strategy unresolved.
Hold
This game's Poker does not reset to a fresh 52-card deck every round. Remaining-card composition can change optimal decisions, so a single standard video-poker RTP would be misleading.
Payout pockets verified. Landing probabilities not yet fixed.
Exact RTP: not claimed
Best for high variance / fast challenge attempts.
Physics
Winning patterns known. Exact symbol-generation RTP not yet published as a ranking figure.
Hold
| Your goal | Pick | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Highest resolved expected return | Craps | Strong modeled edge |
| Simple verified money route | Money Wheel — Orange | Fixed geometry + 10× payout |
| Player-controlled decisions | Blackjack | Hit / stand / double |
| High variance | Plinko | Fast large payout spread |
| Tie-focused fixed bet | Baccarat | Tie is the strongest packaged option |
| Challenge completion | Depends on challenge | Use the Challenge guide |
Taser
Raises Max Bet. The better the underlying game already is, the more valuable a higher betting ceiling becomes.
Golden Chip
Free wager based on the target table’s current Max Bet. Use after Max Bet increases, not before.
Drink / Microphone
Amplify positive payout profit.
Insurance / Cross
Reduce or eliminate downside rather than changing the game’s base probability.
A strong item setup cannot turn every weak game into the best choice; start with a good underlying table.
A $400 max bet means nothing if you only have $100 available to risk. This is in-run cash, not a real-money gambling rule.
Recommended bet cap: $400
Keep enough balance to avoid ending your run on one bad result. Do not risk the entire run for theoretical EV.
Money Wheel — Orange has a verified positive return and is still high variance. You can miss Orange many spins in a row.
Sixteen floor games plus the ending coin flip. This page is the decision tool; the full reference stays on All Games.
On Floor 1 and Floor 3, Craps has the strongest modeled return. On Floor 2, Money Wheel — Orange is the simplest verified money route. On Floor 4 the two share the job: Craps for modeled upside, Orange for a fast repeatable loop.
Craps has the higher modeled gross return and a higher base max bet, but only if a round resolves quickly. At packaged limits, Craps needs to finish in under about 10.7 seconds to beat Orange on expected profit per second.
Orange. It is the only packaged colour with a clearly positive verified return. Red is above break-even but weaker; Green and Blue lose money on average.
Craps, under a fair-dice modeled assumption. Wheel of Fortune is the cleaner software alternative if you do not want to rely on physical dice.
Money Wheel — Orange. Floor 2 does not include Craps, and Orange is a fixed 5-second loop with a verified positive return.
Craps or Money Wheel — Orange for Q10 and Q11 if you still need quota control. After Quota 12 there is no next campaign quota, so a high-output route is more reasonable.
The deck persists across rounds, so remaining-card composition changes the correct play. A single video-poker RTP would be misleading.
Pocket multipliers are verified. Landing chances are physics-driven and not yet measured well enough for an honest single return figure.
No. Taser raises the betting limit; it does not improve the underlying win probability or payout multiplier.