Casino & Table Games
Come vs pass line craps
Come vs pass line craps compares the Come bet and the Pass line bet, two wagers that use identical win/lose outcomes but are placed at different points in a round.
Key points
- A Pass line bet is made on the come-out roll; a Come bet is placed after the come-out roll and uses the next roll as its own personal come-out.13
- Both bets pay even money and have the same mathematical house edge of 1.41%.24
- A Pass line bet resolves immediately on 7, 11, 2, 3, or 12; otherwise it establishes a point and wins if the point repeats before a 7.15
Where this term is used
Not the same as
- Come vs don't come craps — a comparison of the Come bet with its mirror opposite, the Don't Come bet, which has a lower house edge of 1.36% and treats 12 as a push
Related terms
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Pass line craps
Explains the standard Pass line bet made on the come-out roll.
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Come line craps
Covers the Come bet, which is placed after the come-out roll.
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Craps come vs pass
Another entry comparing the Come and Pass line bets in craps.
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Pass line craps odds
Details the odds bet that can be added behind a Pass line wager.
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Sources
- Craps en.wikipedia.org Provides the standard rules and outcomes for Pass line and Come bets.
- Craps wizardofodds.com Confirms the house edge of 1.41% and the identical mathematical structure of both bets.
- Craps Part 2 - Pass Line Odds Come wizardofodds.com Explains the timing difference: the Come bet uses the next roll as its personal come-out.
- 擲骰子第三部分- 黑暗面玩法 wizardofodds.com States the house edge for the Come bet as 1.41% and for the Don't Come as 1.36%.
- [PDF] Testing for dice control at craps - arXiv arxiv.org Supports the description of how a Pass line bet resolves after establishing a point.
Sources are drawn from regulators, universities and published research, and each one is labelled with what it actually is — a preprint is not called a paper. Bookmaker and affiliate pages are never cited here, because a page that sells betting is not a neutral authority on it.