One of the most attractive points of the field bet is its simplicity. This is because it offers a big payout if the dice land on a 2 or a 12, which can be a tempting prospect. While the house edge on the field bet is higher than some other bets in craps, it’s still a popular option for many players. For every $100 you bet on the field, you can expect to lose about $5.56 in the long run. The house edge on the field bet is 5.56%.

It’s important to note that the field bet has a higher house edge than some other bets in craps, meaning that the casino has a slightly better chance of winning than you do.

If the dice land on a 3, 4, 9, 10, or 11, you’ll receive a payout of 1:1.

If the dice land on a 2 or a 12, you’ll receive a payout of 2:1.

The odds and payouts for the field bet depend on the specific numbers that come up on the dice.

Remember that the minimum and maximum bet limits vary from table to table, so check with the dealer before placing your bet. Place your chips in the designated area on the craps table marked “Field.” You’ll need to place a new field bet each time you want to make this wager. It’s important to note that the field bet is a one-time bet and does not carry over to future rolls.

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