How Big Is a Casino Craps Table?

A casino craps table is usually around 12 feet long, and about 2.5 feet wide. The felt that covers the table is usually green, but can be any color. The table has a raised platform at one end for the dealers, and a lower platform at the other end for the players.

There are usually four dealers at a craps table: two base dealers, a stickman, and a boxman. The base dealers stand on either side of the boxman and pay out the winnings to the players. The stickman stands in the middle of the table, and uses a long stick to push the dice around. The boxman sits in front of the chips and handles all of the money.

The casino craps table is surrounded by a rail, which is about 2 feet high. This is where the players stand when they are not shooting.

There are usually eight players at a craps table, but there can be more or less. Each player has their own chips, which they use to place their bets.

The most common bet in craps is the pass line bet. This bet is placed on the pass line, which is the area on the table between the rail and the wall behind it. The pass line bet is won if the shooter rolls a 7 or 11 on their first roll, and lost if they roll a 2, 3, or 12.

If any other number is rolled, this is called the point number. The shooter then keeps rolling until they either roll their point number again (in which case they win), or roll a 7 (in which case they lose).

There are many other bets that can be placed at a casino craps table, but the pass line bet is by far the most common.