Pass Line →
Same bet, different table. Pass line on bubble craps works identically to live craps. Start here, take odds, and ignore the side bets the machine tries to sell you.
Odds Behind →
Zero house edge on the odds bet applies to bubble craps too. Max odds are usually capped lower on bubble machines — know the table limits before you sit down.
Don't Pass →
Easier to play dark side on bubble craps since there's no social pressure from other players. Same math as live craps — slightly better edge than pass line once odds are added.
Come Bets →
Come bets work the same on bubble craps. Good way to cover multiple numbers on a hot roll without pressing place bets. Always take odds on your come bets.
Place Bets →
Place the 6 and 8 for the best value at 7:6. Bubble craps makes it easy to manage multiple place bets with touch controls. Stick to 6 and 8 for the low house edge.
Proposition Bets →
Bubble craps machines push hard on prop bets with flashing lights and sound effects. Any Seven, Horn, and Hard Ways are built right into the interface. The house edge is just as brutal — skip them.
Bonus Bets →
Many bubble craps machines include a Fire Bet or progressive side bet. Know what you're getting into — these bets have very low hit rates. Worth understanding, not always worth playing.