Craps is a popular casino game that is played with dice. Roulette is a similar game that uses a wheel with 26 slots.
The object of Craps is to make the best possible roll of the dice, while the object of Roulette is to predict which number will come up next on the wheel.
There are some differences between Craps and Roulette, but they are mostly minor. For example, in Craps, you can make any kind of bet you want, while in Roulette, you can only bet on numbers.
Additionally, in Craps, if you make a bet and the dice come up with a number that is not one of your chosen numbers, your bet is lost. In Roulette, if you make a bet and the wheel lands on a number that is not one of the numbers on your bet, your bet is doubled.
The biggest difference between Craps and Roulette comes down to how they are played. In Craps, the shooter (the person who rolls the dice) makes a wager by putting money into one of two cUPS called “bets”.
The shooter then throws the dice and whoever gets the highest number (or combination of numbers) on their die becomes the winner of the bet. If two or more people have the same number on their die, then the roll is repeated until someone gets a higher number.
In Roulette, players make bets by placing chips onto one of 26 numbered slots on a wheel called “the table”. The ball is then spun around and landed on one of those slots.
If it falls into that particular slot with any numbers showing (or if there’s no ball at all), then that player wins that bet—no matter what other bets are still active on the table at that point! If there are multiple bets at one slot and/or if more than one player has placed chips at that particular slot, then each chip placed at that spot counts as 1/26th of its value towards winning that particular bet.
