DraftKings craps tables: every title in the lobby
Six craps titles appeared in the New Jersey lobby on September 28, 2026. Two are bubble machines supplied by BlackThrone: Bubble Craps Live with a $1 minimum and Bubble Craps Live High Limit with a $5 minimum. Two more are DraftKings’ own computer games, DraftKings Craps and Andrew Dice Clay Craps, both tagged exclusive with a demo.
The fifth is First Person Craps from Evolution, a computer-dealt table styled like a live studio. The sixth does not sit among the craps tiles at all: a Live Craps banner in the live dealer lobby, posting a $1 minimum and a $5,000 maximum. DraftKings does not name the studio behind that banner, so we do not guess.
Which format suits which player
The fact panel above lists providers and limits. This table sorts the same six games by what they are good for, which is the question most people actually ask before they sit down. Where DraftKings posts no minimum, we say so rather than fill the cell with a figure seen on another site.
| Format | DraftKings title | Posted minimum | Pace | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bubble | Bubble Craps Live | $1 | Machine rolls, fixed rhythm | Small bankrolls who want real dice |
| Bubble | Bubble Craps Live High Limit | $5 | Machine rolls, fixed rhythm | The same game at bigger units |
| Live dealer | Live Craps | $1 (max $5,000) | Dealer’s betting window | Players who want a studio table |
| First person | First Person Craps | Not posted | You press roll | Studio look without waiting |
| RNG | DraftKings Craps | Not posted | You press roll | Practice, then real stakes |
| Variant | Andrew Dice Clay Craps | Not posted | You press roll | Players curious about the themed table |
A quick aside on the themed table. Andrew Dice Clay Craps is built in-house like DraftKings Craps, but we could not read its rules from outside an account, only the lobby tile. Treat the demo as the place to learn what the theme changes, and check the pay table in the game before any real money goes down.
Which DraftKings craps table fits your bankroll
The house edge does not change with the format. A Pass Line bet costs 1.414% of every dollar decided at the bubble machine, the live table and the computer game alike. What changes is the smallest unit you can bet, and that decides how long a fixed bankroll lasts once the dice start moving.
Take the $1 Bubble Craps Live table. A $1 Pass Line bet loses about 0.42 cents per roll on average, because its edge works out to 0.419% per roll. Across 100 rolls that is roughly 42 cents. Move to the $5 High Limit machine and the same habit costs about $2.10 per 100 rolls.
Odds behind the line change the picture without costing anything. The odds bet pays true odds and carries no house edge, so a $5 Pass Line bet with $10 in odds still loses about $2.10 per 100 rolls, while the combined edge on everything you wagered falls to 0.606%. That is the cheapest way to add action.
The expensive habits are the one-roll bets. Five dollars on the Field every roll costs about 27.8 cents per roll, or $27.78 per 100 rolls, which is thirteen times the Pass Line. Our bankroll management guide and the odds bet explainer show how to size units so a session survives a cold hand.
The DraftKings welcome offer and craps, state by state
The offer checked September 28, 2026 is the same in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan and West Virginia: wager $5 on eligible games and receive 1,000 Flex Spins. The terms list every casino game as eligible except craps games and Electric Poker. So a $5 DraftKings craps bet, however long it rides, does not trigger anything.
What that means in practice is simple. If you want the spins, the qualifying $5 has to go on something else, a blackjack hand or a slot, before you head for the craps tables. The spins themselves only work on select slots, so none of the value ever reaches the dice, whichever state you play from.
The spins arrive in allotments of 50 a day for 20 days. They are worth $0.50 each on days one and two and $0.20 each on days three to twenty, and each day’s allotment expires 24 hours after it lands. You have to log in daily to collect them. Winnings from the spins move to your cash balance.
The promotion window runs from August 31 to November 22, 2026, and offers change without much warning. Read the terms on the promotions page before you deposit. For a craps player the honest summary is that this offer is a slot bonus with a $5 entry fee paid on a table that is not craps.
DraftKings Casino app ratings
The DraftKings Casino app carries a 4.7 rating on the App Store from 110,224 reviews and the same 4.7 on Google Play from 41,214 reviews. Both counts are large enough that a handful of angry reviews cannot move the score much, which makes the number more useful than the ratings on smaller casino apps.
A high rating tells you the app installs, logs in and pays out without much friction for most people. It says little about DraftKings craps specifically, because most reviewers play slots. Our guide to craps apps covers what to test on your own phone: how the layout fits the screen and how quickly bets settle.
Live dealer craps and other dice tables at DraftKings
The live lobby is where DraftKings craps gets its widest range of stakes. The Live Craps banner posts $1 to $5,000, which covers a cautious first session and a serious one at the same table. Our live dealer craps guide explains how the betting window and the camera angles work once you are seated.
If you want dice without the full craps layout, the same lobby lists two Evolution games: Lightning Dice and Speed Super Sic Bo. Both are decided by three dice rather than two, so none of the craps math on this site applies to them. They sit in a lobby section called Live Dice & Side Games.
The wider live lobby is built by Evolution, Playtech, DraftKings’ own live dealer studio and BlackThrone for the bubble machines. Named tables include DraftKings Blackjack 1 to 3, Infinite Blackjack, Live Spanish 21, Lightning Roulette, Red Door Roulette, DraftKings Speed Baccarat, Crazy Time and MONOPOLY Live, plus Three Card Poker and Ultimate Texas Hold’em.
Software providers behind the DraftKings lobby
Fifteen studios appeared across the lobby: DraftKings itself, Evolution, Playtech, IGT, Inspired, BlackThrone, OddsWorks, AGS, NextGen, Playzido, Bragg, White Hat Gaming, Pariplay, WMS and Slingo. For DraftKings craps only three of them matter. DraftKings builds both computer games, Evolution supplies First Person Craps and BlackThrone runs the two bubble craps machines.
That split has one practical effect. The two in-house games are marked exclusive, so you will not find DraftKings Craps or Andrew Dice Clay Craps under those names at most other operators. Golden Nugget, which shares the DraftKings rewards program, is the exception: it carries Andrew Dice Clay Craps and its own in-house game from the same asset folders.
Other games at DraftKings Casino
Craps is one category among many, and a small one. The lobby lists Slots, Lightning Link, Cashingo, Arcade, Tables, Live Dealer, Jackpots, Exclusives, Blackjack, Roulette and video poker. A progressive jackpot ticker showed $1.2 million on the day we checked, and the rewards program is shared with Golden Nugget Online Casino and Jackpocket.
How DraftKings craps compares with Golden Nugget and FanDuel
Golden Nugget is the closest match. It lists five craps titles in New Jersey, including the same two BlackThrone bubble machines at $1 and $5, First Person Craps, Andrew Dice Clay Craps and its own Golden Nugget Craps. What it lacks is the $1 to $5,000 live banner. Its welcome offer also excludes craps games outright.
FanDuel takes a different route. It lists three craps games, all from Evolution, and every one posts $0.50 to $5,000, the lowest posted minimum of the three operators. There is no bubble machine. Its $25 casino credit may be used on table and slot games, and the terms do not name craps either way.
So the choice comes down to what you want from the table. DraftKings craps gives you the most formats in one lobby, both bubble machines and a live table posted at $1 to $5,000. FanDuel gives you a lower 50-cent entry on live and first-person play. Golden Nugget mirrors DraftKings without the live banner.
One table detail before you sit down
On the bubble machines the dice are shaken inside a sealed dome, so there is no shooter and no dealer to wait for. That makes the $1 machine the cheapest place in the DraftKings lobby to practice live-dice decisions. Check which point is on before your first bet, because a point may already be set when you join.