What is New York Craps?

There's no pass line, no come, no place bets. You put chips directly on any box numbers - 4, 5, 6, 8, 9 or 10. If your number rolls before a 7, you're paid true odds: 2:1 on the 4/10, 3:2 on the 5/9, 6:5 on the 6/8 - the same fair prices as an odds bet - minus a 5% commission on the win. When a 7 shows, it clears every box bet at once. A field bet is offered too.

Most craps bets hide their edge inside shaved payouts - 7:6 instead of 6:5, 30:1 instead of 35:1. New York Craps does the opposite: it pays you exactly fair, then charges a visible 5% fee on winnings, the 'vigorish.' The math lands near the middle of the craps menu, but there's something honest about seeing the house's cut as a line item instead of a hidden discount.

Players who like betting numbers directly - the place-bet crowd - will feel at home, and the single-mechanic layout makes it an easy second table after the classic game. It supports multiplayer races and the daily challenge. Try the New York table and see if the transparent vig suits your style.