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Engage in a fast-paced and strategic dice gambling experience with the thrilling game of craps. To begin playing, one must first familiarize themselves with the personnel of the craps table and their respective locations. The table personnel include the boxperson, the 2nd base dealer, the 3rd base dealer, and the stickperson.

The boxperson serves as the game's supervisor and manages the chips. They also handle any disputes that may arise between the players and the dealers. The 2nd base dealer is situated to the boxperson's right, while the 3rd base dealer is located on their left. The farthest player from the boxperson on the 2nd base side is designated as "straight out," and the same applies to the 3rd base side, where the furthest player is known as the "12th man."

The stickperson is responsible for moving the dice using a stick with a hook at the end. They are located at the center of the table, across from the boxperson. To determine a player's ratings, the supervisors take note of their clothing color and positions.

When playing craps, the goal is to roll a number (point) on the two dice and then roll that same number again before rolling a seven. The player responsible for rolling the dice is known as the shooter. If a number appears on the puck, it signifies that it is the point of the game, and the shooter's objective is to roll that number before seven.

If the shooter succeeds in making the point, the puck is turned off, and another round commences, known as the "come out roll." The shooter attempts to roll another point in this round. If a four, five, six, eight, nine, or ten appears, that number becomes the new point, and the shooter must roll it before seven. If seven rolls before the point, the shooter loses control of the dice, and a new shooter takes over.

The most common bets in craps are the pass line, the don't pass, the come, the don't come, the field, and the place bets. A pass line bet wins if the first roll results in a seven or eleven, but loses if it results in two, three, or twelve. A don't pass bet wins if the first roll is two or three but loses if it is seven or eleven. A field bet wins if any of the numbers in the field box appear on the roll. A place bet is a wager on point numbers and must repeat before a seven appears for the player to win.

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