Gamble With Your Friends Street Craps Guide

These are GWYF rules, not real-world casino Craps. A come-out 7 or 11 wins at 2×. A come-out 2, 3, or 12 loses. Any other total sets the point. You then get at most 3 point-phase rolls. Hitting the point wins at 4×, rolling a 7 loses, and an unresolved point after the third roll is a refund.

No. These are GWYF Street Craps rules. Real-world Pass Line, Don’t Pass, odds bets, come bets, and field bets do not apply here.

On the come-out roll, 7 or 11 is a 2× win. During the point phase, 7 is a loss. An 11 in the point phase does not hit the point and does not end the round by itself.

A come-out 2, 3, or 12 is an immediate loss.

If the come-out total is 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, or 10, that total becomes the point. Later rolls try to match it before a 7.

At most 3 point-phase rolls. If none of them is the point or a 7, the wager is refunded.

If the point is still open after the third point-phase roll, the wager is refunded. That refund is the push.

Hitting the point pays 4×, against 2× for a come-out 7 or 11.

The fair-dice model gives a 137.75% gross return and a modeled net edge of about +37.75% per dollar wagered, across 2.489 expected rolls per game.

No. It is a modeled gross return, not a verified RTP. It assumes two independent uniform physical dice.

The payout rules are verified from the game data. The return depends on the live physics distribution, and static data does not prove that distribution stays uniform.

Craps has the higher modeled edge under a fair-dice assumption. Money Wheel Orange has the more deterministic model. Expected money per second depends on how fast the Craps rolls finish.

In the packaged model, a full game must average under about 10.74 seconds, or about 4.32 seconds per roll. That threshold moves if bet limits, payouts, item effects, or Orange timing change.

Floors 1, 3, and 4 include Street Craps in the game pool. It can appear there. It is not guaranteed to spawn on every visit.

Street Craps is not in the Floor 2 pool. That is a pool rule, not bad RNG.

The challenge does not accept every Craps win. The extracted condition needs a final payout of exactly 2×. A 4× point win misses it. Drink, Melody, or Gambler’s Confidence can also turn a raw 2× win into a higher settled multiplier.

Lucky Roll is the Floor 1 daily challenge: first roll 7 or 11, for 6 tickets. Lucky 7 is the Steam achievement: get 7 on your first Street Craps roll on Floor 1. Official v1.0.7 changed the challenge. The Steam name and description still say 7.

The normal route on Floor 3 is to set a point and hit it within 3 rolls for a 4× win. The challenge text and the Steam description both say to win during the point phase. The extracted challenge condition checks a Craps payout of at least 3×.

It can. Confidence multiplies positive profit, so a raw 2× win can settle at 2.5× after the first purchase. That misses the exact 2× check. It is not permanently missable.

Taser raises the effective max bet. That matters for a game played for throughput, because the modeled edge applies to the larger wager.

The dice are physical objects read from the top face. Community players discuss throws and physics interactions. The current data does not establish a guaranteed control method.

Players report using items to disturb the dice during the roll. It is community-reported, and no guaranteed current-version method is verified.

Craps resolves through physical dice. The verified Blackjack and Poker seeded-deck model should not be applied to it automatically. See the save scum and seed guide.