If you've been to a free online casino, you've probably seen a game called craps. This is a complicated game for new gamblers. Gambling or betting strategies can be very complex and there's a lot of money at stake. With online casino gambling, you can protect some of your real money by learning with free play money or getting into a freeroll game, however-and that's the recommended way to learn.

If you've been to a free online casino, you've probably seen a game called craps. This is a complicated game for new gamblers. Gambling or betting strategies can be very complex and there's a lot of money at stake. With online casino gambling, you can protect some of your real money by learning with free play money or getting into a freeroll game, however-and that's the recommended way to learn.

Since learning even just the basics is difficult, this article will only focus on those basics. Later, after you've become a pro with these simple strategies, then you may want to learn more about some of the more complex betting strategies. You may also want to try out those advanced techniques at that time using free play money at a free online casino.

In live casino games, it is very fast moving and takes four different dealers and a shooter to play. On the free online casino websites, the shooter may rotate around the table and the computer does much of the work on paying out winning bets and collecting losing ones.

The "pass line" bet is the basic online casino gambling bet. Some players use the "don't pass", which means the opposite of the winning bet. Each free online casino craps game starts with a "come out" roll, which establishes the point that the shooter has to re-roll before "crapping" out with a roll of seven. The come out roll is distinguished by a marker that says "off". The only exception is if the 7 or 11 is the come out roll, then you win even money. After that, the 7 means you lose, if it is rolled before you hit the point.

When you do the "come out" roll, you don't want to get a 12, a 3, or a 2. That's called "craps" and it means you lose. However, rolling a 10, 9, 8, 6, 5, or 4 that would be your point which you want to roll again before getting a 7. First, you use the "pass line" to place a bet and you bet that you will hit the point before you hit a 7. If you opt to go with the "don't pass" line, that mean you bet that a 7 will roll before the point number is hit.

Let's look at an online casino gambling scenario to illustrate the point:

First the dealer puts the black "off" marker out so everyone can place their bets. Then the shooter rolls for the "come out" dice. He gets a 7 so that means everyone wins their bet-unless they placed a "don't pass" bet. The players who did that actually lose.

Now it's a new round and the dealer puts the black "off" marker out again. People place bets. But in this case the shooter rolls a 5 on the dice for the "come out." The dealer will then flip over the black "off" marker so it shows the white "on" side and he'll put it by the 5 on the board. The shooter rolls several times and finally succeeds in rolling a 5 on the dice without getting a 7. Again, everyone wins-unless they bet on the "don't pass."

This time, the process starts over and the shooter rolls a 6. The white "on" marker goes on the 6, but the shooter rolls several times and finally rolls a 7, with no 6 coming up first. Everybody loses except for the bettors on the "don't pass" line and they win.

You can start betting different "odds" as you learn the basics, but online casino gambling at a free online casino is a good way to learn the game, before you get too complicated with your betting by learning "odds" betting.