Craps Payout Auditor: Calculator & Payoff Checker

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Craps Payout Auditor

Calculate the standard settlement—or enter what a dealer or online game paid and check the difference. Profit, returned stake and total returned are always shown separately.

Choose calculation mode
Enter the amount actually at risk, excluding a separately paid upfront vig.
Table rules, vig and rounding
Standard payout calculatedPlace to Win pays 7 to 6 under the selected assumptions.
Net result after vig
Original wager returned
Total returned now
Profit paid now
Correct wager multiple
Payout rounding effect
Commission / vig
Casino payout
True / fair payout
Win probability
House edge
Expected loss

Calculation

Choose a wager to see the formula.

Verify the rule

Table placards and approved house rules control. Read the wager guide.

Common standard payout reference

This crawlable reference is generated from the same rules registry used by the interactive auditor. “To 1” figures are profit; returned stake is separate.

WagerStandard profit payoutClean multipleNote
Pass Line / Come1 to 1$1Complete contract; 1.41% edge
Don't Pass / Don't Come1 to 1$1Standard bar-12 rules; 1.36% edge
Place 49 to 5$5Wins before 7
Place 57 to 5$5Wins before 7
Place 67 to 6$6Wins before 7
Place 87 to 6$6Wins before 7
Place 97 to 5$5Wins before 7
Place 109 to 5$5Wins before 7
Take Odds 4 / 102 to 1$1True odds; 0% edge on Odds portion
Lay Odds 4 / 101 to 2$2True odds; 0% edge on Odds portion
Take Odds 5 / 93 to 2$2True odds; 0% edge on Odds portion
Lay Odds 5 / 92 to 3$3True odds; 0% edge on Odds portion
Take Odds 6 / 86 to 5$5True odds; 0% edge on Odds portion
Lay Odds 6 / 85 to 6$6True odds; 0% edge on Odds portion
Hard 4 / 107 to 1$111.11% edge
Hard 6 / 89 to 1$19.09% edge
Any 74 to 1$116.67% edge
Any Craps7 to 1$111.11% edge
HornComponent payout$4Equal units on 2, 3, 11 and 12
World / WhirlComponent payout$5Horn plus Any 7
C&ESplit payout$2Half Any Craps, half Eleven
Easy / Hard Hop15 to 1 / 30 to 1$1One unordered dice pair

Rules version 1.0.0 · Reviewed 2026-08-29 · Method: Two fair six-sided dice produce 36 equally likely ordered outcomes. Standing wagers are evaluated per resolved decision; one-roll wagers use all 36 outcomes; Pass, Come, Don't Pass, and Don't Come use their complete contract cycles.

How to audit a craps payout

  1. Select the wager and enter the amount actually bet.
  2. Choose Check what I was paid, then enter the rolled result and the amount handed to you. Specify whether that amount was profit only or the total including returned chips.
  3. For Buy and Lay bets, match the table’s commission timing, rate, and rounding. For Field bets, select the printed 2-and-12 paytable.
  4. Compare the expected profit, returned-wager component, total settlement, and audit verdict. If the result differs from the layout or house rule, ask the dealer before the next roll.

What the auditor covers

Version 1 covers Pass Line, Don’t Pass, Come, Don’t Come, taking and laying free odds, Place, Buy, Lay, four common Field schedules, Hardways, Any 7, Any Craps, single-roll 2/3/11/12 bets, Horn, World, C&E, and easy or hard Hop bets. The reference table is printed in the page HTML from the same versioned rules registry used by the calculator, so readers and search engines receive useful payout information even before JavaScript runs.

Method and assumptions

The probability model uses all 36 equally likely ordered outcomes of two fair six-sided dice. “Payout” means profit unless the result explicitly says that the original wager is included. Contract-bet house edges are calculated over a complete decision cycle; standing and one-roll wagers use the appropriate resolved-roll or single-roll basis. Buy and Lay commissions can be charged on a win or up front, and both commission and payoff rounding are shown separately.

Casino layouts and local rules can differ. Confirm the Field schedule, proposition payoff, maximum odds, vig timing, and rounding printed at the table. This is an educational arithmetic checker, not a guarantee that a casino must use a particular rule.

Sources and further reading

Rules registry: version 1.0.0. Math reviewed: August 29, 2026. Gambling outcomes are random; use this tool to understand a wager, not to chase losses. Set a budget and stop when play is no longer fun.