Millionaire Craps

How to Play

Craps is the most social game on any casino floor — a two-dice game with a rich set of betting options built around whether a shooter hits their Point number before rolling a seven. WickedBet's Millionaire Craps brings that same energy to crypto with a 98.59% RTP and a $1,000,000 jackpot attached.

1. Start by betting on the Pass Line. You're betting that the shooter will win: roll a 7 or 11 immediately, or establish a Point number and roll it again before hitting a 7.
2. The first roll is the Come Out roll. A 7 or 11 means you win right away. A 2, 3, or 12 means you lose. Any other number (4, 5, 6, 8, 9, or 10) becomes the Point.
3. Once the Point is set, the game continues rolling until either the Point number or a 7 appears. Hit the Point first and your Pass Line bet wins. Roll a 7 first and it loses.
4. You can also place a Don't Pass bet — that's betting against the shooter. It wins in most of the situations where Pass Line loses.
5. Field bets are one-roll bets you can place at any time. They win on most numbers (2 through 4 and 9 through 12) and pay extra on 2 and 12.
6. The Golden Roll is a special event that triggers the Millionaire Mode jackpot opportunity — watch for it during Point phase rolls when Millionaire Mode is active.

Millionaire Mode, Win $1,000,000

Turn Millionaire Mode on and regular payouts shrink by 10% while it is active. No extra fee per round; the 10% trim is the only cost.

Each round has a chance to spawn a Golden Hand. Bet $4 or more to hit the maximum 5% spawn rate.

A Golden Hand opens the Precision Challenge bonus round. Clear every stage and you win $1,000,000. Partial progress still pays smaller prizes.

The jackpot is pre-funded and paid in full on a complete Precision Challenge clear.

Tips & Tricks

If you're new to craps, start with just the Pass Line bet. It's simple to understand, pays even money, and has one of the lowest house edges of any bet in the casino at 1.41%. Once you're comfortable with how the Come Out roll and Point phase work, you can explore other bet types.

Don't Pass is the mirror image of Pass Line — you win where Pass Line loses (with one small exception: the 12 on Come Out is a push). Mathematically it's very slightly better odds than Pass Line. Some players prefer it; it's just a different perspective on the same game.

Avoid being tempted by the complex-looking centre bets on the craps table. In most versions of craps those carry very high house edges. Millionaire Craps keeps the game focused on the best bets by design.

Setting a flat bet size and sticking to it across your session is the most effective approach. Craps moves fast once the Point is established, so having a consistent stake size removes decision fatigue and keeps you playing at your intended pace.

Is It Fair?

Every roll in Millionaire Craps is provably fair. The server locks in a secret seed before your session begins and shows you a fingerprint of it. That fingerprint is your guarantee — the secret can't change without the fingerprint changing too, and you'd know immediately.

Each roll mixes in your own client seed along with an incrementing counter, producing dice results that are impossible to predict or manipulate in advance. After your session, you can rotate your client seed to reveal the server's secret and check every single roll from start to finish.

A craps session can involve many rolls across Come Out and Point phases — every one of them is individually verifiable. The Golden Roll jackpot chain is a separate proof, also verifiable. Nothing in this game requires you to simply trust the casino.