Any Craps
Any Craps is a one-roll bet that the next throw is a 2, 3, or 12, paying 7:1. Players often use it on the come-out to hedge a Pass Line bet against a craps number. It is a simple insurance-style prop, but at an 11.11% edge it is an expensive hedge to repeat.
11.11% edge, a costly one-roll hedge.
Try the Any Craps in the free game
How to place it
Toss a chip to the center and call 'any craps.' The stickman books it, and it resolves on the next roll.
Also called: craps, three way.
Frequently asked questions
What numbers win Any Craps?
The 2, 3, and 12. Any of the three craps numbers on the next roll wins at 7:1. Anything else loses.
Why do players bet Any Craps on the come-out?
As a small hedge. If the come-out roll is craps, the Pass Line loses but Any Craps wins, softening the blow. Over time the 11.11% edge makes it a losing hedge, but some players like the insurance.
Is Any Craps better than betting the 2, 3, and 12 separately?
It is simpler and cheaper to place than covering each number, but a horn or C&E bet spreads the risk differently. All of these center props carry double-digit edges.