Craps Leaderboard
Fastest verified double-ups, ranked by time. Turn $500 into $1,000 in any game to enter - Sign in to keep your name.
About the New York Craps leaderboard
This board ranks the fastest completed sessions of New York Craps by the time it took to double the $500 starting bankroll into $1,000. New York craps strips the table to its skeleton - a game rated Simple, box numbers only where true-odds payouts minus a 5% commission on wins.
How ranking works
- Only completed sessions count - you must reach $1,000 from the $500 start - and every result is checked for a plausible time and roll count before it's listed.
- Ties break toward fewer rolls, rewarding tight betting as well as speed.
- Signed-in players keep a permanent name on the board and sync records across devices; guests can still post a display name.
- Switch between Today, This Week, This Month and All Time above to see recent form or lifetime bests.
What counts as a good New York time?
Times vary a lot by player and by how the dice run, but here's a rough ladder to aim for:
| Under 2 minutes | A legendary hot streak - the dice cooperated and you pressed at exactly the right moments. |
|---|---|
| 2-4 minutes | Excellent - sharp, confident betting on a friendly run of rolls. |
| 4-8 minutes | Solid - the pace most experienced players double up at. |
| 8-15 minutes | A steady grinder - low-edge bets and patient bankroll building. |
| 15+ minutes | The long way around - it still counts, and it still beats going bust. |
The fastest way to climb this board isn't spraying chips across the layout - it's keeping your money on the low-edge bets so the bankroll climbs while the clock barely moves.
Chase a faster time
- Study the New York strategy guide to cut wasted bets.
- Learn the odds behind every bet in the craps rules, and look up any term in the craps glossary.
- Warm up on today's daily challenge - the same dice for everyone makes times directly comparable.
- Race a friend in multiplayer for pressure that sharpens your play.
- Wondering how sessions and scoring work? The craps FAQ has the answers.
- Create a free account to keep a permanent name and sync records across devices.
Leaderboard FAQ
How does the craps leaderboard work?
It ranks completed sessions - ones where the player doubled the $500 starting bankroll into $1,000 - by finish time. Every result is checked for a plausible time and roll count before it is listed, and ties break toward fewer rolls.
What counts as a good craps time?
It varies by variant and by how the dice run. Casual double-ups take several minutes; skilled players get there in under four, and a genuinely hot streak can do it in under two.
Do I need an account to appear on the leaderboard?
No. Guests can post a display name. A free account keeps a permanent name and syncs your records across devices.
Can I compare times fairly?
Yes - play the daily challenge, where everyone gets the identical dice sequence, so times are directly comparable.