Online Craps Casino Reviews: Every Licensed US Site Compared

How we built these online craps casino reviews

Every review uses the same checks, run on each operator’s own site on September 28, 2026. We listed every craps title in the lobby, noted its format and provider where shown, and recorded any posted table limits. Then we read the welcome terms in each state to find out, above all, whether a craps wager counts toward the offer.

We also pulled App Store and Google Play ratings with their review counts, and mapped which of New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan and West Virginia each brand serves. One limit applies to everything: our lobby checks ran from a New Jersey connection. Where a craps title is confirmed for another state, the review says so.

Nothing in these reviews is scored on bonus size. A large match that craps cannot touch is worth nothing to a dice player, so we treat the craps rule as the headline. Our how we test page sets out the full method, and the table below shows the current offers by state.

All 13 licensed craps sites at a glance

The table sums up every review on one screen. “Formats” lists the kinds of craps table in the lobby we saw, and the offer column answers one question: does a craps wager count toward the welcome offer? “Not stated” means the terms we read neither include nor exclude craps by name.

Two things jump out. New Jersey is the only state every operator serves, and craps titles cluster there: most of the counts above come from New Jersey lobbies. And the offer column is almost a single word. Nine operators say no to craps in plain terms, and none of the other four promises that craps counts.

Most welcome offers exclude craps

The exclusions come in several forms. DraftKings leaves craps out of its $5 qualifying wager, and Golden Nugget excludes craps from both of its welcome options. BetRivers names craps in its excluded games, while Caesars Palace and bet365 limit bonus funds to selected slots and Hollywood Casino pays in slot spins. Hard Rock Bet counts slot losses only.

The likely reason is arithmetic. A pass line bet costs 1.414% of the money decided, and with 3-4-5x odds the combined cost falls to 0.374%. Almost every other bet in the casino costs more. A playthrough that a craps player could clear at a third of a cent per dollar would be a gift, so casinos close the door.

For a craps player that means one simple rule: judge a site by its tables, not its bonus. An offer that pays out in slot spins is a slot promotion that happens to sit on a site with craps. Our guide to online craps explains how the formats compare once the offer is out of the picture.

Live, first-person and bubble: who deals what

Live craps is the common format. Twelve of the thirteen operators list a live table, usually streamed from a studio with real dice, and Golden Nugget is the one exception. First Person Craps, an animated table credited to Evolution wherever a provider is shown, appears at eight sites, from DraftKings and FanDuel to BetRivers and Hollywood Casino.

Bubble craps is rare. Only DraftKings and Golden Nugget carry it, both with the same pair of BlackThrone games: Bubble Craps Live at a $1 minimum and a high-limit version at $5. The dice roll inside a sealed dome, so the game feels like a casino terminal, and both are confirmed for New Jersey.

RNG craps, dealt by a random number generator, turns up at nine sites. Caesars Palace and Horseshoe carry Play’n GO’s Go Craps across all four states, and BetRivers lists a game of the same name in Pennsylvania, Michigan and West Virginia. Three brands add a variant: Andrew Dice Clay Craps at DraftKings and Golden Nugget, and Bonus Craps at bet365.

Posted limits run from $0.50 to $5,000

Most lobbies do not post craps limits on public pages, so the figures are patchy. Where a range is shown, it runs from $0.50 to $5,000. FanDuel, Hollywood Casino and Fanatics post exactly that range for their Evolution or live tables, and DraftKings posts $1 to $5,000 on its live Craps table.

For a small bankroll the minimum matters more than the maximum. A $0.50 live table lets you play the pass line with odds on a very small stake, and the math is identical to a casino pit. Our live dealer craps guide covers how those tables handle odds, and bankroll management covers sizing.

Where no limit appears, we write “not shown” rather than guess. Some operators, BetRivers and DraftKings among them, keep their craps game pages behind a login, so the public lobby gives a title and nothing else. If a minimum matters to you, check the table inside your account before you deposit, and read the review for what we could see.

App ratings across the 13 sites

App Store ratings are high almost everywhere. BetRivers leads at 4.9 from 49,952 reviews, FanDuel and Fanatics sit at 4.8, and most of the rest cluster at 4.7. FanDuel has the biggest sample by far, 200,716 reviews. The lowest App Store score in our online craps casino reviews is bet365 at 4.3, from 6,540 reviews.

Google Play tells a slightly different story. Hollywood Casino drops to 2.9 there against 4.7 on the App Store, the widest gap in the group. DraftKings and Golden Nugget both hold 4.7 on Google Play. A rating covers the whole app, slots and sports included, so it says little about how a craps table plays.

Our craps apps guide looks at what matters on a phone for this game in particular. Treat store scores as a warning light rather than a ranking. A 2.9 is worth reading the recent reviews for, because something is annoying a lot of users. The gap between 4.7 and 4.8, by contrast, means almost nothing.

Which states each operator covers

These reviews cover four states: New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan and West Virginia. Nine of the thirteen operators serve all four. bet365 skips West Virginia, Hard Rock Bet serves New Jersey and Michigan, and Borgata and Bally Bet serve New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Our state guides for New Jersey and Pennsylvania show each market’s line-up.

Game lists differ by state, and that is the main caveat in these online craps casino reviews. Where a title is confirmed only for New Jersey, the review says so. BetRivers is the clearest multi-state case: its live Craps and First Person Craps are listed in all four states, and its Go Craps in three.

The Michigan and West Virginia guides cover the other two markets. Online casinos also operate legally in Connecticut, Delaware and Rhode Island, and our guides to those states explain who holds the licences there. Those three markets sit outside these reviews, so no operator here is compared on its offer in them.

One number to find at any table

Whichever site you open, look for the odds setting before the first roll. The odds bet behind the pass line carries no house edge, so the more a table allows, the cheaper your game. At 2x odds the combined cost of the line bet plus odds is 0.606%; at 5x it drops to 0.326%, and at 10x to 0.184%.