Multiplayer Craps
Race a friend head-to-head: you both get the identical dice rolls on your own devices, with live bankroll bars. First to double $500 into $1,000 wins - If you both stall, the higher bankroll takes it.
Create a room
Join a room
Got a link from a friend? Just open it - The link is the invite.
How multiplayer craps works
1. Create & share
Pick a game, create a room, and send the link (or the 6-letter code) to your opponent. No account needed.
2. Ready up
When you're both in the room, hit Ready. The server generates the identical dice sequence for both of you at the same moment.
3. Race
You each start with $500 in free chips and bet into the same rolls. First to reach $1,000 wins; give up and your opponent takes it.
4. Rematch
One click starts a fresh identical sequence for both players in the same room. Best of five is the house tradition.
Solo play vs. multiplayer
Same dice, same rules - the only thing that changes is who you're up against.
| Solo session | Multiplayer race | |
|---|---|---|
| Players | Just you | You vs. a friend, live |
| The dice | Random each session | Identical rolls for both players |
| How you win | Double $500 into $1,000 | Double up first, or finish with the higher bankroll |
| Best for | Relaxing, practising | Bragging rights and a rematch |
Why race a friend?
Craps has always been the loudest table in the casino - a whole rail of strangers cheering the same roll. Playing online usually strips that away: one player, one table, one quiet session. Multiplayer craps brings the crowd back without changing the game you love. You still place your own bets, manage your own bankroll and use every edge you know, but now there's a person on the other side betting into exactly the same rolls. The result is all the strategy of classic Craps or Street Craps, plus the pulse of a genuine race. It's the one feature the big craps sites still don't offer.
Same dice, decided by your bets
Every match is built on a single shared seed, so both players face the exact same dice rolls. No one gets a hotter hand. That means a win is never luck of the dice - it's who keeps their chips on the low-edge bets, presses at the right moments, and wastes less on long-shot props. If neither player doubles up, the higher bankroll wins, so smart, aggressive play always pays. It pairs naturally with our daily challenge (one shared dice sequence for the whole world each day) and the leaderboard, where your fastest solo double-ups are ranked.
Which games can you play head-to-head?
Live racing is available for six variants: Craps, Crapless Craps, New York Craps, High Point Craps, Simplified Craps and Street Craps. Pick one when you create your room; your opponent gets the matching dice automatically.
Multiplayer craps FAQ
Can you play craps with friends online?
Yes. Craps.now adds a real-time head-to-head mode: you and a friend get the identical dice sequence on your own devices and race to double the bankroll first. Create a room, share the link or 6-letter code, and play.
How does multiplayer craps work?
When both players are in the room and ready, the server generates the exact same seeded dice sequence for each of you at the same moment. You each run your own table with $500 in free chips while a live progress bar shows your opponent's bankroll. The first to reach $1,000 wins; if you both stall, the higher bankroll takes it.
Is multiplayer craps free?
Completely. It uses free virtual chips only - no real money, no download, no signup, and no payment. Just open the room link in any modern browser on desktop or mobile and play.
Which craps variants can I play against a friend?
Head-to-head racing is available for Craps, Crapless Craps, New York Craps, High Point Craps, Simplified Craps and Street Craps. Because both players get the same seeded rolls, every race is fair - you win on betting choices and speed, not luck of the dice.
Do I need an account to play multiplayer?
No. Anyone with the room link can join as a guest and enter a display name. Signing in is optional and simply keeps your record and stats across devices.
What happens if my opponent disconnects?
If a player leaves or loses connection mid-race, the remaining player wins. You can also start a rematch with one click, which generates a fresh identical dice sequence for both players in the same room.