Pressure your Hardways on the Las Vegas craps table

How to stack your odds when it comes to even numbers

There are four even Points: the 4, 6, 8, and 10. When one of those rolls as a pair, it is considered to have rolled “hard”. When they don’t land as a pair, it is considered “easy”. A Hardway is betting that the dice will land “hard” before they land “easy” or before a 7 is rolled.

Know Your Limit

My rule of thumb in Las Vegas is don’t gamble away what you can’t afford. In other words, set your limit before approaching the crap table. This is first and foremost. Now throw your cash on the table and get your chips. Learn how to put pressure on your “Hardways” in 2024.

We’re a HARD EIGHT away from Super Bowl 58. When it comes to craps one of my favorite bets is the hard ones where the dice need to double up. What are the “Hardways” anyway on the crap table?

There are four even Points: the 4, 6, 8, and 10. When one of those rolls as a pair, it is considered to have rolled “hard”. When they don’t land as a pair, it is considered “easy”. A Hardway is betting that the dice will land “hard” before they land “easy” or before a 7 is rolled according to Parlaynation.

When you place a hardway bet and you win you can either rake your winnings or apply pressure. This means to let it ride. A five-dollar bet can double your earnings when pressure is applied at the right time. These are the best prop bets because they can last longer than one roll.