All the best online casinos feature craps, an exciting game that involves dice and high stakes betting. The result of the game and any additional side bets are based on the outcome of the dice after they've been rolled. Most people that are familiar with craps know it from the online casinos and the land based casinos. Aside from the standard version of craps that can be found at the online casinos, there are also some variations of the game that exist. Please read on to find out more about some of the craps games variations that exist.

Bank Craps
Bank Craps can be found in the majority of casinos throughout the world. When people generally think of craps, this is the version most widely recognized, played, and written about. Important attributes of Bank Craps include betting only against the house (players may wager for or against the player shooting the dice, but betting does not take place between the players themselves), the use of chips instead of cash, and the use of a fixed table layout to ensure the house's advantage on each bet.

New York Craps
New York Craps is a lesser-known version of craps found in many illegal gambling houses in the eastern United States and casinos in certain parts of Europe. Distinct differences include the use of a Lookout (Ladderman) who sits high above the table on a stand, the 5 percent dealer charge, and the change in the traditional layout of the table. The table does not include spaces for placing Come or Don't Come bets, and players must buy box numbers 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, and 10, which give a payback according to correct odds. Dealers charge 5 percent on the total amount wagered on a player's box number bet.

Scarney Craps
This version of Craps is similar to both Bank Craps and New York Craps. Scarney Craps lacks the 5 percent box number charge but does not have a space for Come and Don't Come bets on the table layout. In contrast to New York craps, the game does make use of place betting, and proposition bets in Scarney Craps usually pay a unit more than in Bank Craps.