Can I play craps offline?
Craps.now is a normal web page, not a streaming app - the dice, the table and the chips all run in your browser. That has a nice side effect: solo tables don't care if your connection drops.
What works offline
Once a table has loaded, the whole game is local: rolls, bets, payouts and session tracking all happen on your device. So Craps, Crapless, Die Rich and every other solo table keep working on a plane or through a dead spot. Your session progress and stats save to the device automatically, and nothing is lost when you reconnect.
What needs a connection
Anything shared is live: multiplayer races (your opponent's rolls arrive over the network), fetching the day's daily challenge sequence, submitting times to the leaderboard, and syncing stats to an account. Those resume the next time you're online - guest stats recorded offline stay safely on your device meanwhile.
Tips for offline play
Open the table you want before going offline, since the page has to load once. Adding Craps.now to your home screen, as the mobile guide describes, makes it launch app-style and keeps it handy for flights and commutes. A loaded table plus free chips equals unlimited offline practice.
Related questions
Does craps work on mobile?
Yes. Every table is built for touch - tap a bet spot to place chips, tap again to press, and roll with a single button. There's no app to download; it runs in your mobile browser, and you can add it to your home screen to play like an app.
How are my stats and progress saved?
As a guest, your stats and unfinished sessions save automatically in your browser's local storage, no signup needed. A free account adds cross-device syncing, so your double-ups, best times and streaks follow you between phone, tablet and computer.
Is Craps.now free?
Completely. Every table, the daily challenge, multiplayer races and the leaderboards are free to play in your browser, with no download and no signup. You play with free virtual chips that refill automatically - real money is never involved.