Top Tips for Online Craps Beginner Players at New Casinos

Craps rules in Kenyan online casinos are all about betting on what numbers will show up when two dice are rolled. You're trying to predict the outcome. The Pass Line and Don’t Pass Line are popular bets to start with.

To pick a good Kenyan online casino for craps, check if it's licensed by the Betting Control and Licensing Board (BCLB), has easy-to-use mobile platform, offers bonuses for craps, and has reliable customer support. Fairness is key!

The Pass Line bet is a good starting point in craps. You win if the dice roll a 7 or 11. The Don't Pass bet is betting that the shooter won't roll a 7 or 11.

Yes, many Kenyan online casinos offer free craps games. This lets you learn the game and practice your betting strategies without using real money.

Avoid betting on every single roll, ignoring the odds, trying to win back losses immediately (chasing losses), and playing without setting a budget. Play responsibly and know the game well.

Yes, you can play craps online for real money at licensed online casinos in Kenya. Make sure the casino accepts Kenyan Shillings and offers secure payment methods like M-Pesa.

Online craps is legal in Kenya as long as you play at casinos licensed and regulated by the Betting Control and Licensing Board (BCLB). Always check for the BCLB license.

The "3 4 5 rule" isn't a standard rule in craps itself, but it might refer to the odds offered on Place bets for the numbers 6 and 8 (paying 7:6, which is close to 3/4/5). Place bets are bets that a specific number will be rolled before a 7.

There's no guaranteed "winning" strategy in craps, as it's a game of chance. However, using strategies like Pass/Don't Pass with Odds bets, and managing your bankroll wisely can improve your odds and extend your playtime.

Many Kenyan online casinos now accept M-Pesa. Look for the M-Pesa logo in the casino's payment options, or check the casino's FAQ section for deposit and withdrawal methods.