It is believed that the origins of Craps back to the time of the Crusades. However, this is John Winn is considered the founder of modern craps. Indeed, in 1907 he introduced the option of betting on the roll of the dice: put the "pass" (pass) or "not pass" (do not pass) originally known as the "disposition of Philadelphia," the city from which it originates. These updates are now an integral part of the game and get involved at all casinos in the world.

Craps is played with two dice on a table covered with fabric. It is believed that the word "Craps" has derived from the English word "crab", a word that was related to the launch of two losers, 3 and 12. The number of players in craps is unlimited. Each player plays against the dealer, a player can play against another player.
 

Each player in Craps has the opportunity to be in a position of "pitcher" or shooter. The pitcher is the player who rolls the dice and the game then follows its course in the direction of clockwise. The new launcher chooses the best combination among the three launched before performing the first launched. With the exception of the first roll of the dice, the "come out roll," the pitcher stops once the total reaches 7 dice.

Players, including pitcher, bet on the outcome of the first launched. If a player bets "Password" is that he expects the pitcher makes a 7 or 11. By putting a "do not pass", the player expects the pitcher makes a 2, 3 or 12. If, for example, the pitcher a 5, it can revive again for another 5 before rolling a 7. Others do not count and launched the pitcher must raise. If he raises a 5, put the "Password" win. Then the pitcher must raise to make another point. This continues until it gets a 7 and make a craps game and the next player.