FanDuel craps tables: the three Evolution games
The New Jersey lobby listed three craps games on September 28, 2026. FanDuel First Person Craps is a branded version of Evolution’s computer-dealt table, marked exclusive. The standard First Person Craps sits beside it in the table category. The third is Live Dealer Craps from Evolution Live, streamed from a studio with a real dealer and real dice.
All three post a $0.50 minimum and a $5,000 maximum. That consistency is useful: you can learn on the first-person table and move to the live game without changing your bet sizes. The live game’s page also carries a low volatility tag, which is FanDuel’s label rather than a figure we could check against the math.
Which FanDuel craps table suits which session
The fact panel lists the three titles with provider and limits. This table adds the practical difference between them: who sets the pace and what each is best used for. Because the limits are identical across all three, the only real variables left are speed and whether you want to watch a dealer.
| Format | FanDuel title | Posted limits | Pace | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| First person | FanDuel First Person Craps | $0.50 to $5,000 | You roll when ready | Practice at tiny stakes |
| First person | First Person Craps | $0.50 to $5,000 | You roll when ready | The unbranded version of the same idea |
| Live dealer | Live Dealer Craps | $0.50 to $5,000 | Dealer’s betting window | A studio table with real dice |
The two first-person games are close cousins, so for most players the real choice is between computer dice at your own speed and live dice at the dealer’s. If you have never played on a stream, our live dealer craps guide walks through the betting window, the camera views and how bets settle on a stream.
Which FanDuel craps table fits your bankroll
A 50-cent minimum changes what a small bankroll can do. A $0.50 Pass Line bet gives up about 0.21 cents per roll on average, because the Pass Line costs 0.419% of the bet each roll. Over 100 rolls that is roughly 21 cents, which is less than a single quarter for the whole run.
Scale FanDuel craps up and the ratios hold. A $5 Pass Line bet costs about $2.10 per 100 rolls, and adding $10 of odds behind it leaves that figure unchanged, since the odds bet carries no house edge. The combined edge on everything wagered falls to 0.606%, the cheapest way to put more money in action.
The bets that drain a session are the one-roll kind. Fifty cents on Any Seven every roll costs about 8.3 cents a roll, forty times the Pass Line at the same stake. Our odds bet explainer and the proposition bets guide show the numbers behind both sides of that gap.
The FanDuel welcome offer and craps
The offer checked September 28, 2026 runs in Michigan, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and West Virginia from September 3 to November 1, 2026. Deposit at least $5 and you receive 1,000 Bonus Spins on Huff N’ Puff slots plus $25 in Casino Bonus. No qualifying wager is needed, which already sets it apart from the DraftKings offer.
The part that matters for FanDuel craps is the $25. The terms say the casino site credit may be used on FanDuel’s table and slot casino games. They do not name craps as included or excluded. Craps is a table game, but that sentence does not promise every table game accepts the credit, so check inside your account.
The practical test is simple. After the credit lands, open Live Dealer Craps or First Person Craps and see whether the bonus balance is offered for your bet. If it is, a $0.50 Pass Line bet makes the $25 last a long time. If not, the credit belongs on blackjack or roulette, and your craps play runs on cash.
Watch two other points. The offer page gives seven days for the spins and credit in its summary, while section 11 of the terms withdraws unused spins after three days, so assume the shorter window. PayNearMe and cash-at-counter deposits do not qualify, and earlier wagering at FanDuel Sportsbook or Casino, Betfair Casino or Mohegan Sun Casino rules you out.
FanDuel Casino app ratings
The FanDuel Casino app scores 4.8 on the App Store from 200,716 reviews, the largest App Store review count of the 13 casinos we cover. On Google Play it holds 4.5 from 115,955 reviews. The gap between the two stores is worth noticing, though both scores are high enough that the app is clearly usable for most people.
As with any casino app, the reviews come mostly from slot players. They say nothing about whether a craps layout reads well on a phone held upright. Try First Person Craps at 50 cents and check how the odds bet is placed, then read our guide to craps apps for the rest of the checklist.
Live dealer craps and other dice games at FanDuel
The live lobby is large, with 77 tiles, 40 of them from Evolution and most of the rest from Playtech, the only other live studio listed. For FanDuel craps that means one live table, Live Dealer Craps, and a good spread of other dice games for players who want a change of pace between hands.
Evolution supplies all of them, each with posted limits. Live Dealer Lightning Dice runs from $0.10 to $5,000, Live Dealer Super Sic Bo from $0.25 to $2,500 and First Person Super Sic Bo from $0.20 to $2,500. First Person Bac Bo, a dice take on baccarat, posts $1 to $500. None of these follow craps math.
The rest of the live section covers FanDuel-branded blackjack tables such as Infinite and Bet Stacker, Live Dealer Lightning Blackjack, FanDuel Live Dealer American Roulette, Lightning Roulette, Red Door Roulette, Live Dealer Baccarat, Crazy Time, Monopoly Live and Dream Catcher. Playtech adds themed live shows, including Adventures Beyond Wonderland Live and Buffalo Blitz Live.
Software providers at FanDuel Casino
FanDuel names eight studios: Evolution, IGT, NYX from Light & Wonder, DGC, Playtech, Everi, White Hat Gaming and Fusion. That is a short list next to some rivals, but it is heavy on table games. IGT alone accounts for many of the branded blackjack variants, and IGT and NYX supply the video poker titles.
For craps the list shrinks to one name. Evolution builds all three FanDuel craps tables, the branded first-person game, the standard version and the live studio table. That keeps rules and layout consistent, though it also means there is no second opinion: no in-house RNG game and no bubble craps machine.
Other games at FanDuel Casino
The categories run Slots, Jackpots, Daily Jackpots, Blackjack, Live, Exclusives, Classic Reels, Bonus Buy, Tables, Roulette, Baccarat, Arcade, High Limit and Pick & Play. The Tables category alone lists 165 tiles, many of them IGT blackjack variants and video poker. FanDuel does not show a slot count, so we cannot give one.
How FanDuel craps compares with DraftKings and Caesars Palace
DraftKings has twice the range: six craps titles in New Jersey against three, including two bubble machines, two in-house games and a live table posted at $1 to $5,000. Its minimums start at $1 rather than 50 cents. Its welcome offer excludes craps games from the qualifying wager, where FanDuel’s terms simply stay silent.
Caesars Palace lists two craps games, Live Dealer Craps in New Jersey and Go Craps from Play’n GO, which Caesars lists in all four states. Neither Caesars table posts a limit on its tile. Its bonus funds work on select slots only, so craps never touches the bonus money there.
That leaves FanDuel craps with a clear place in the market. It is the pick for low stakes on a real dealer’s table, and the only one of the three where the bonus wording leaves room for craps. It is the weaker pick if you want variety, a bubble machine or a computer game built by a second studio.
Before your first live roll
On Live Dealer Craps the bet you place is only accepted inside the dealer’s betting window, so have your Pass Line chip ready as the round opens. Odds can only go behind the line once a point is set, so on the come-out the line bet is all you need. Add the odds in the next window.