Die Rich

Introduction

Die Rich is a simplified version of craps that uses a single die, and it was briefly available at the Luxor casino back in 2006.

Rules

1. The player makes a pass bet.
2. Participants will cast a single standard die, which is known as the 'come out roll'.
3. When the come out roll results in a six, the pass line wager will pay out at even odds. Conversely, if the outcome is a one, the pass line wager will result in a loss. Any other rolled number will be designated as the 'point'.
4. Should the player roll a two through five on the come out roll, they are required to roll the die again.
5. If the second roll matches the point established during the first roll, the player achieves a win, and the pass bet pays according to the established odds. However, if the second roll is a one, the pass bet will be lost.
6. The player has three chances to roll the point. If the player rolls the point within those rolls, the pass bet wins based on the number of attempts, as indicated in the pay table below. A roll of one will result in a loss of the pass bet.
7. Should the player take four rolls (inclusive of the come out roll) without determining the outcome of the wager, that wager will be deemed lost.
8. Additionally, there are six proposition bets available concerning the result of the next roll, each corresponding to the numbers one through six. A successful proposition bet will yield a payout of 4 to 1.

Odds

The table below illustrates the returns for Die Rich, with the accompanying right image indicating a house edge of 3.704%.

Next is the return table specifically for the proposition bets.

Written by: Michael Shackleford