Big 10

In craps, Big 10 refers to a self-service bet that the next roll of the dice will total 10. It's a one-roll bet and is usually placed in the self-service area of the craps layout.

Key Details of Big 10

Big 10 is a bet that the next roll will total 10.
It's a one-roll bet, meaning it's decided on the next roll.
The house edge on this bet is relatively high, around 11.1%.
The payout is usually 9:1.

How to Bet Big 10 in Craps

To place a Big 10 bet, you put your chips in the section of the craps table layout labeled '10'. This is done before the shooter rolls the dice.

How Does Big 10 Bet Work?

The Big 10 bet wins if the shooter rolls a total of 10 on the next roll of the dice. This can be achieved through a combination of 4-6, 6-4, or 5-5. If any other number is rolled, the bet is lost.

Examples of Big 10 in Action

For example, if you place a $5 Big 10 bet and the shooter rolls a 4 and 6 on their next roll, you would receive a payout of $45 (9:1). If any other number combination is rolled, you lose your $5 bet.

Tips for Betting on Big 10

Given the high house edge, consider this a fun bet rather than a consistent strategy.
Be aware of the odds and payout before placing a Big 10 bet.
Remember that this is a one-roll bet, so it's decided quickly.

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