Live Dealer Craps: Physical Dice and Digital Bet Records
Live dealer craps shows a physical dice table through a stream while a digital interface records stakes and settlements. The presenter, dice equipment and interface have different roles. Seeing physical dice does not alone prove correct probabilities, procedures or account handling.
The Roll and the Accepted Bet
A product can use a mechanical shooter rather than a remote participant physically throwing dice. The recorded outcome is then applied to accepted wagers under the game’s rules. The presence of a mechanism does not, by itself, prove that outcomes are independent or that every roll is valid.
A live feed may be delayed relative to the betting timer. An attempted action on screen is different from a recorded, accepted stake. A round or roll identifier helps distinguish a result from an earlier replay or delayed frame.
Simplified Interfaces Are Product Features
Evolution’s published Live Craps description includes an optional Easy Mode with fewer bet spots and an interactive tutorial. That describes its interface, not a rule that all live craps products have the same controls. Fewer visible options do not make the remaining wagers safe or guarantee a better return.
The Point Puck Is Only Part of the State
The main point, separate Come points and working status of individual wagers can differ. A clear record should distinguish the base stake from added odds. The table-marker guide explains why an OFF point puck does not mean every wager is inactive.
A game’s exact paytable, barred Don’t total, permitted odds and Field payouts need to be identified. A familiar physical layout does not establish that every conventional option is offered.
Interruptions and Result Questions
A disconnected stream does not necessarily cancel a wager accepted before the interruption. The game’s rules should distinguish video failure, rejected input, an invalid roll and a settled bet. These are different events.
Useful details for explaining a discrepancy include the round identifier, time, accepted stakes, recorded dice total and settlement. Public chat should not contain passwords, payment details or private account records.
Statistics Do Not Predict the Next Roll
A history display can summarize earlier totals. Under the fair independent-dice model, a hot or cold label does not change the next roll’s probability. Another participant’s stakes or the presenter’s commentary do not establish a winning method.
Canadian Context and Sources
Source for Easy Mode and tutorial features: Evolution’s “Live Craps” product description. The description does not establish current availability in a Canadian province, independent testing of a specific installation or universal device compatibility.
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