Exotic craps bet and a novel place bet

Abstract

A exotic wager named Double D bet is introduced in the game of Craps which allows for Craps to be played in a conventional manner. Double D bet allows for higher payout, based on pay table; total number of different doubles rolled before “seven out” will determine the payout. A second wager named Broad Bar (6,6) is also introduced. This is a novel “Place Bet”. This bet wins when a double is rolled, except for a pair (6,6) and loses when the shooter “seven out.” The payout can be set by the party offering this wager but a 7:6 is recommended. Although Bar (6,6) was chosen as a push, any other pair (x,x) can be substituted and allow a roll of (6,6) to win.

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         18 . Providing plurality of players with a new wagering opportunity in the game of Craps herein to be referred as a Double D bet with method of play compromising of the following steps.
 a. Craps layout is modified with Double D indicia {(1,1),(2,2),(3,3),(4,4), (5,5),(6,6)} present in the exotic/proposition wager area.   b. Booked Double D bets are placed around/on Double D indicia {(1,1),(2,2), (3,3),(4,4),(5,5),(6,6)} in the exotic/proposition wager area in manner consistent with Placed bets.   c. Double D bet is in play only after a point is established and during the rolls, to either repeat the point or seven out.   d. After the establishment of a point and during the rolls to repeat the point, rolled doubles receive a marker provided the said double does not already have a marker.   e. Doubles rolled on the come out roll are ignored as are sevens.   f. The wager is based on making given number of unique doubles {(1,1), (2,2),(3,3),(4,4),(5,5),(6,6)} before seven out.   g. Unique double is made when the same shooter rolls a double that has not been previously rolled after establishing a point, excluding the come out roll.   h. Doubles made is not limited by rules requiring it to be consecutive, rules requiring all doubles be rolled, rules requiring a given number of doubles rolled in a roll, or rules requiring they be rolled before a seven is rolled.   i. A pay table is used for the payout based on number of unique doubles made. The pay table is established and made known beforehand.   j. The pay table may be set by the establishment, but not to exceed 25%. The recommended pay table is 10× for four unique doubles made, 50× for five unique doubles made, and 250× for all six unique doubles made.   
     
     
         19 . Providing plurality of players with a new wagering opportunity in the game of Craps herein to be referred as Broad Bar (6,6) which is a novel Place bet based on double being rolled with method of play compromising of the following steps.
 a. An indicia on the Craps layout is available for players to make Broad Bar (6,6) wager.   b. Any doubles rolled will result in this wager winning except a roll of (6,6) which is considered a push.   c. Any other double (x,x) can be substituted for (6,6) and have a roll of (6,6) win and have the double (x,x) result in a push, neither a win or loss.   d. The recommended payout for winning rolls is a pay of 7:6; six unit bet will pay seven unit. This payout may be adjusted.   e. Broad Bar (6,6) is played in a manner consistent with other place bet; this bet will on be in play after a point is established; in a manner consistent with other place bet, this bet is never in play during the come out roll, only after the point has been established; in a manner consistent with other place bet, this bet may be taken down at any time by the player; in a manner consistent with other place bet, this bet may be “on” or “off” at any time as dictated by the player making the Broad bet; in a manner consistent with other place bets a roll resulting in seven out will result is the loss of the Broad bet.