One-Roll Bet (Craps term)

In the game of craps, a one-roll bet is a type of bet that is determined by the outcome of a single roll of the dice. These bets are also sometimes called single-roll bets or proposition bets. One-roll bets are often seen as high-risk, high-reward bets because they have a high house edge and can pay out large sums of money if the player wins. However, they are also very difficult to win because the outcome of a single roll of the dice is highly unpredictable. Some examples of one-roll bets in craps include betting on the outcome of a specific number (such as betting that the next roll will be a 7), or betting on the combination of the two dice (such as betting that the next roll will be a 6 and a 3, or a “hard” 6).