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The game of craps is a fascinating one, to say the least. The Craps game that is designed and developed by Real Time Gaming (RTG) is one that gets about as close to simulating the real-world experience of playing craps in a Vegas casino as anything you are likely to find. Right in front of your eyes is a full menu of craps wagers, and many of those people who have encountered both the "brick and mortar" version of craps and that which is played at an RTG-powered casino will tell you that not only do they prefer the software version, but their casino review is that it is no contest.
If you can handle not being the shooter you will have a tremendous time playing with RTG, as you have the dice rolled for you, with great animations, as well as a close-up view of the dice as they are moving. It's almost like watching a baseball game with a small screen inside the big screen (US players know what we're talking about). Kudos to RTG.
To get started in this casino game is easy. You click on the chip denomination you want to bet, whether it is $1, $5, $25 or $100 (that is the maximum bet) and that establishes what your basic bet is. You want to increase it, just click on it again and again until you have the wager amount you're looking for.
After that, you choose which bet you want to make among the vast selection that is available at the virtual table. Everything is accessible through controls at the bottom, which after getting things "rolling" with the Roll button, allow you to do a "repeat" as well as "Clear" the table. You'll hear the dice hit against the back of the table, and you see the marker moving over to the point when it is established. This is a very realistic setting, and the only thing that is missing is the screaming and yelling of frantic players as they react to each roll. But that should be no problem, since you and some friends could probably simulate that kind of thing at home.
As you may or may not be aware, craps is played on a "layout" which contains a slew of different bets. Choosing the best craps bets can be difficult if you’re not familiar with the game of craps, so using different levels of craps strategies is a good idea for both beginners and advanced players. You can choose among "Straight" bets that require you to place a wager on a number that represents the value of a dice combination (e.g. 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10). You can also take your chances on a "Field" bet, a a "Pass Line" bet, a "Don't Pass" bet, as well as "Come" bets, "Any Craps" bets, "Hardway" bets and even more. If you get confused about anything, which isn't uncommon if you are a beginner at craps, you can go to the "Help" sections and things will be explained.
If you are looking for a lot of bells and whistles, you are not going to find them, nor do you really need them. What you need is a clear and vivid layout of the table, the ability to see the dice, and strong software that offers safety and security and responds when you issue a command. That is something RTG accomplishes on all levels.
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Game Rating Details: 8.29 / 10
| Software | 7 |
| Easy to Understand | 7 |
| Graphics & Sounds | 8 |
| Game Speed | 10 |
| Theme and Concept | 10 |
| Game Features | 8 |
| Betting Options | 8 |
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