The basics of craps entails that one player (the shooter) rolls two dice and the players around the table bet on the outcome. The first roll sets the stage for the rest of the game and players wager beforehand whether it will be a Pass Line or Don’t Pass Line. If the dice total 7 or 11, players who wagered Pass Line win. If the dice total 2, 3 or 12 (referred to as “Craps”), players who bet Don’t Pass line win. If the shooter rolled any other number that becomes a point, and players who wagered on Pass Line can now wager on the point as well as other available bets. The shooter continues playing until either the point or 7 is thrown. If on the next roll the shooter lands the point, wins are rewarded to Pass Line bettors. Once a 7 is thrown all bets are collected and the dice is handed to a new player.