Online Craps in Canada 2026

A round begins with the come-out roll. If the shooter rolls a 7 or 11, pass-line bets win immediately; a 2, 3 or 12 loses them. Any other number (4, 5, 6, 8, 9 or 10) becomes 'the point'. From there the shooter keeps rolling until they either repeat the point — pass-line bets win — or roll a 7 first, which ends the round and loses them. That single flow, repeated, is the heart of the game. You make no dice decisions; you simply choose your bets before each roll.

The pass line is the classic starting bet and carries one of the lowest house edges on the table. The don't-pass line is essentially its mirror image, betting against the shooter, and carries a similarly low edge. Once a point is set, the come and don't-come bets work exactly like the pass and don't-pass lines but can be placed on later rolls, letting you build multiple low-edge bets in play at once. These are the bets most experienced players stick to.

After a point is established you can place an odds bet behind your pass or don't-pass line wager. The odds bet is paid at true odds, which means it carries no built-in house edge of its own — so adding it lowers the overall edge on your combined stake. This is the closest thing craps offers to a genuinely 'fair' wager, which is why guides recommend backing the line with odds rather than scattering chips across the layout.

The colourful bets in the centre of the table — single-roll propositions, hardways, the field, and big 6/8 — pay out at eye-catching odds but carry a much higher house edge, sometimes many times that of the pass line. They add excitement but drain a bankroll faster over time, so most guides suggest treating them as occasional fun rather than a core strategy. No bet removes the house advantage entirely — craps is a game of chance.

We verify that each casino displays the full rule set — the come-out sequence, how the point is set, the odds-bet maximums, and the payouts on every wager from the pass line to the propositions — before a session begins. Any site that buries these details, or that obscures the poor value of centre-of-the-table bets, is penalised in our scoring.

We check that the pass, don't-pass, come, don't-come and odds bets are all available, and we note the maximum odds multiple each table allows, since higher odds limits let you lower the overall edge further. A strong craps table supports the full standard bet set rather than a stripped-down layout, plus RNG versions for lower stakes.

Where live craps is offered, we assess stream stability, dealer professionalism, interface responsiveness, and how clearly the roadmap and roll history are displayed. Live craps from studios like Evolution scores highly on these measures. We also check that bets can be placed comfortably within the roll window without glitches or missed timing.

We test Interac e-Transfer withdrawals specifically, recording the time from withdrawal request to funds received. Casinos that process withdrawals quickly and without unnecessary verification delays earn top marks. Processing times and limits are confirmed at time of publication — always verify on the casino's site.