Craps Payout Chart

Craps payout chart: what every craps bet pays, from pass line and odds to place, buy, lay, field and the centre bets, with the house edge for each and a calculator for your stake.

Your bet

Place 6 or 8 in multiples of 6, place 5 or 9 in multiples of 5, so the payout comes out even.

What it pays

Profit if it wins–
Back in total (stake + win)–
House edge–
Average loss per bet–

House edge per bet resolved, standard pay table. Buy and lay bets assume the 5% commission is charged only on wins; if your casino takes it up front, add roughly 2 to 3 points.

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This craps payout chart lists what every bet on the table pays and what it costs you, with a calculator for your own stake. Pick the bet, type the chips, and you’ll see the win, the total back and the house edge. It’s free and printable, so keep it on your phone at the table or print the chart below.

Craps payout chart for every bet

Bet Pays £10 wins House edge
Pass line / Come 1 to 1 £10 1.41%
Don’t pass / Don’t come 1 to 1 £10 1.36%
Odds on 4 or 10 2 to 1 £20 0%
Odds on 5 or 9 3 to 2 £15 0%
Odds on 6 or 8 6 to 5 £12 0%
Place 4 or 10 9 to 5 £18 6.67%
Place 5 or 9 7 to 5 £14 4.00%
Place 6 or 8 7 to 6 £11.67 1.52%
Buy 4 or 10 2 to 1 less 5% £19 1.67%
Lay 4 or 10 1 to 2 less 5% £4.75 1.67%
Field (2 and 12 double) 1 to 1 £10 (£20 on 2 or 12) 5.56%
Hard 6 or 8 9 to 1 £90 9.09%
Hard 4 or 10 7 to 1 £70 11.11%
Any seven 4 to 1 £40 16.67%
Any craps 7 to 1 £70 11.11%
Yo (11) 15 to 1 £150 11.11%
Aces or twelve 30 to 1 £300 13.89%
Horn (2, 3, 11, 12) 27 to 4 or 3 to 1 £67.50 or £30 12.50%

Some tables quote centre bets as “for one” (30 for 1 instead of 29 to 1). Always check which, because “for” includes your stake.

Reading the chart

The column that matters is house edge. Pass line at 1.41% plus free odds is about as good as casino gambling gets. Place 6 and 8 at 1.52% is close behind. Then it falls off a cliff: everything in the middle of the table costs 9% or more. A £5 any seven costs you 83p on average every roll, compared with 7p on the pass line.

Buy and lay bets depend on how the commission is charged. At 5% on wins only, buying the 4 or 10 (1.67%) beats placing them (6.67%) by a mile. If the vig is taken up front, it’s closer.

Bet sizes that pay cleanly

Place the 6 and 8 in multiples of £6, the 5 and 9 in multiples of £5. Odds on 5 and 9 need an even stake so 3 to 2 doesn’t leave pennies. For the dice side of things, the CasinoCalcs craps odds chart lists every combination. To test a strategy over thousands of rolls, use the craps simulator, and for a quick EV check the craps calculator.

For the house edge on every bet and with odds behind the line, see the craps house edge chart.

For what to do with a winning place bet, see the craps press chart.

Dice don’t remember the last roll. BeGambleAware.org is there if the chasing starts.

Frequently asked questions

What does a place bet on 6 pay in craps?

7 to 6. Bet £12 and a 6 wins you £14. That's why you place the 6 and 8 in multiples of £6.

What's the best bet in craps?

Odds behind the pass line or come bet. They pay true odds, so there's no house edge at all. Pass line plus odds is the cheapest way to play.

What does a lay bet pay?

Lay 4 or 10 pays 1 to 2, lay 5 or 9 pays 2 to 3, lay 6 or 8 pays 5 to 6, minus 5% commission.

Which craps bets should I avoid?

Any seven (16.7% edge), the hop bets and aces or twelve (13.9%) and the hard ways on 4 and 10 (11.1%).

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