Craps at one time was a game in the shadows of those such as Blackjack and Poker. Within these games, players had more knowledge of strategic methods of play such as counting cards in Blackjack. However, these were becoming too popular and players thus became attracted to Craps.

When players think of Craps, the game is quickly associated with high action, being fast paced and a lot of fun, not something for the faint hearted. However, once players look beyond the hype and excitement around the table they will find that Craps is actually very simple and also has many strategies to the game.

Techniques such as dice throwing are increasingly popular. So much so that players will spend hours and days practicing how the pick up, set and throw the dice to influence the outcome.

Others such as the Martingale system, which is used in many others such as Roulette, are often applied.

In addition to playing techniques and strategies, Craps is a very social game. Once you have settled at the table and it becomes busier, you will find other players conversing with each other and also the dealer. It is not unusual, especially in America, for others to support the shooter then clap and cheer when the outcome is positive.

Craps can be very fun to play yet also has an element of strategic planning which can make it as complex as you wish, making for a very personal and tailored game.