The size of an average scraps table is about the size of billiards table. the table is designed to accommodate between 12-24 people. The table has two identical sides separated by a center area where the proposition bets are placed. Players on each side of the table can play Identical games and can handle their deals with the help of a dealer close to them.

A rail is located In front of the players divided into the same number of sections, as there are players to keep the bettors chips in. there are several possibilities for betting on the table.

Pass Line: The Pass Line swings around the curvature of the table and takes up a large portion of the layout to accommodate all players. The need for such a large area Is explained by the fact that most players bet on the Pass Line.

Don't Pass Line: This line takes up far less space than the Pass Line. The Don't Pass Line contains an additional box stating 'barring the 12'. This Is done so that the players betting on this line don't take advantage.

Come Box: The Come Box Is far less frequently used as compared to the Pass Line and don't Pass Line. The reason being that most players don't know how to use this box.

Don't come Box: It is a small area, since an average player very rarely uses it. Just like the Don't Pass Line It too bars number 12.

Field Bet: The field area Is large. Approximately the casino gets 5.5 percent advantage on all bets placed in this area.

Big 6 & Big 8: The casino gets approximately 9.09 percent advantage on every bet played in this area. This justifies the considerable amount of space it gets on the craps table.

Place Bets: Place Bets are by far the most popular type of bets at the craps table.