Fanatics craps: the one table we found
In the New Jersey lobby, the Craps & Dice category lists craps beside two other dice games. The tile reads simply Craps, and the same table appears as Craps Live in the Live Dealer category. It is a live-dealer game with physical dice. The tile does not name the studio that runs it.
We found no computer-dealt craps at Fanatics. The lobby has a First Person category, but we did not see a craps title inside it, so we do not claim one. If you want a random-number craps game to practise on, you need another site or our free craps table, which runs without a deposit.
| Game | Format | Posted limits | Suits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Craps (Craps Live) | Live dealer | $0.50 to $5,000 | Small bankrolls through to big players, one shared table |
| Lightning Dice | Live dice alternative | $0.50 to $5,000 | Players after multiplier-style swings |
| Super Sic Bo | Live dice alternative | $0.20 to $10,000 | Three-dice betting with a lower minimum |
Players in Pennsylvania, Michigan and West Virginia should treat the craps table as unconfirmed. Fanatics holds licences in all three, but our connection could only reach the New Jersey lobby. Open the Craps & Dice category in your own state’s app before depositing for craps, because a lobby can differ from one state to the next.
What the Fanatics craps table costs at low stakes
A $0.50 minimum changes the arithmetic for a small bankroll. A $0.50 Pass Line bet costs well under one cent per decision at the 1.414% house edge. Even with generous odds behind it, a $50 balance holds up for a long session, because the odds bet adds swings, not cost.
| Bet | Pays | House edge | Per roll |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pass Line | 1 to 1 | 1.41% | 0.42% |
| Don't Pass | 1 to 1 | 1.36% | 0.40% |
| Come | 1 to 1 | 1.41% | 0.42% |
| Place 8 | 7 to 6 | 1.52% | 0.46% |
| Big 8 | 1 to 1 | 9.09% | 2.78% |
Look at the last two rows. A Place bet on the 8 pays 7 to 6 and costs 1.515%, while the Big 8 wins on exactly the same rolls, pays only even money and costs 9.091%. If the layout offers both, use the Place bet every time: the Big 8 is the same wager at six times the price.
The top of the range matters too. A $5,000 cap leaves room for large odds bets behind a modest line bet, which is where the lowest combined edge lives. We could not see the odds multiple, so check the limit panel. At 3-4-5x, Pass plus odds costs 0.374% of everything you wager, a quarter of the flat bet alone.
The Fanatics welcome offer and craps
On September 28, 2026 the web page offered new customers up to $1,000 back in casino credit on losses across eligible games during their first day. The same wording appeared in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan and West Virginia. The casino credit expires seven days after it is issued, at 11:59pm Eastern Time, and offers change often.
The key question for dice players has no public answer. The page says eligible games but does not list them, and the full terms are available only in the Fanatics Casino app. So we cannot tell you whether Fanatics craps losses on your first day count toward the loss-back. Read the eligible-games list in the app before your first bet.
The other half is clearer. Once issued, the casino credit can be used on any game in the Fanatics Casino, so a credit earned on slots could be played at the craps table. Also, the App Store description described a different welcome deal, 100 bonus spins a day for ten days, so confirm which offer applies when you register.
Who licenses Fanatics in each state
In New Jersey, FBG Enterprises Opco is licensed by the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement and operates with Bally’s Atlantic City. Pennsylvania runs under PointsBet Pennsylvania and the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, with Hollywood Casino at Penn National and Hollywood Casino York. Michigan sits with the Michigan Gaming Control Board, and West Virginia with the West Virginia Lottery Commission.
The Fanatics Casino app
Fanatics Casino - Real Money rated 4.78 out of 5 on the App Store from 34,165 ratings when we checked, and 4.6 on Google Play from about 16,400 reviews. The combined Fanatics Sports & Casino app scored 4.83 from 280,824 ratings, although that number mixes in sportsbook users. Either way, both apps sit near the top of the scale.
For craps, the app matters more than usual, because it is also where the offer terms live. The lobby loaded only intermittently for us and needed several attempts, showing a something-went-wrong message along the way. A live dice stream is less forgiving than a slot, so test the craps table on your own connection first.
Live dice alternatives and other live tables
The two games beside craps in the Craps & Dice category are Lightning Dice, at $0.50 to $5,000, and Super Sic Bo, at $0.20 to $10,000. Neither follows craps rules. Lightning Dice adds random multipliers to three-dice totals, and Super Sic Bo pays on three-dice combinations, so compare their paytables before moving money over.
The wider live lobby leans on blackjack and baccarat. Fanatics runs its own Fanatics Blackjack Live at $50 to $10,000 and Fanatics VIP Blackjack Live at $500 to $10,000, next to Easy Blackjack at $1 to $75,000, Baccarat Live at $1 to $25,000, Lightning Roulette, Red Door Roulette and game shows such as Crazy Time and Dream Catcher.
Software providers and other games
Fanatics names two studios on its home page: Evolution, in a Power Play by Evolution row, and Spinomenal, in a Just Landed from Spinomenal row. The live craps tile does not say which studio streams it, so we leave that open. Other lobby sections include Slots, Jackpots, Bonus Buy, Megaways, Slingo, Crash, Originals, Keno and Video Poker.
Jackpot players get three networks, Jackpot Royale Express, Jackpot Royale and Jackpot Festival, plus WWE-branded exclusives. The web page promises thousands of slots. We did not see a poker room. For a craps player, the takeaway is that Fanatics built a slot-first casino and added one well-priced live dice table, rather than a deep craps section.
How Fanatics craps compares with Borgata and Bally Bet
Borgata shows two craps formats in New Jersey, a computer-dealt Craps tile and a live table, and it lists live craps in its Pennsylvania lobby too. That gives Borgata the edge on choice. What it lacks is visible pricing: no limits appeared on its craps tiles, and its deposit-bonus terms open only after login.
Bally Bet also lists two formats in New Jersey and a computer-dealt game in Pennsylvania, with a public rules page that covers every bet. Its offer is plain about craps: only slot wagers qualify. Fanatics sits between them, with one table, a posted $0.50 to $5,000 range and an offer whose craps treatment is unknown.
Fanatics craps is the easiest of the three to size before you log in, because the minimum is on the tile. Once seated, watch the betting window rather than the dice. Live tables close bets shortly before each roll, and at $0.50 a unit it is easy to rush a Place bet onto the wrong number.