Millionaire Craps

Game Mechanics & Rules

Millionaire Craps implements standard two-dice casino craps. The game runs through a Come Out roll and, if a point is established, a Point phase. Two dice resolve from one SHA-256 hash per roll. How Millionaire Mode's jackpot trigger works for Craps is shown in the in-game Millionaire Mode panel.

1. Place your primary bet on the Pass Line (win on 7 or 11, lose on 2, 3, or 12 on Come Out) or Don't Pass (lose on 7 or 11, win on 2 or 3, push on 12 on Come Out).
2. The Come Out roll is made. A result of 7 or 11 wins Pass Line immediately; 2, 3, or 12 (craps) loses Pass Line immediately. Any other result (4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10) establishes the Point.
3. Once the Point is established, the objective changes: a Pass Line bet wins if the Point number is rolled again before a 7; it loses if a 7 appears first (a seven-out).
4. Come and Don't Come bets can be placed after the Point is established and operate identically to Pass/Don't Pass but use the next roll as their own Come Out.
5. Field bets are single-roll wagers: win on 2 (pays 2:1), 3, 4, 9, 10, 11 (pays 1:1), or 12 (pays 3:1); lose on 5, 6, 7, or 8.
6. How Millionaire Mode's jackpot trigger works for Craps is shown in the in-game Millionaire Mode panel. During a Golden Roll, the Point resolution phase carries jackpot eligibility when Millionaire Mode conditions are met.

Optimal Strategy & Analysis

These represent the lowest house edges available in the game.

Come and Don't Come bets are structurally identical to Pass/Don't Pass but applied mid-game after Point establishment. This does not reduce aggregate house edge but does increase variance and action density per roll.

Proposition bets (hardways, one-roll centre-table bets) are absent from Millionaire Craps's streamlined implementation.

While Millionaire Mode is active, standard wins pay at 90% of the off-mode rate; that 10% margin is what funds the jackpot shot on every round. That 10% margin funds the jackpot shot. How Millionaire Mode's jackpot trigger works for Craps is shown in the in-game Millionaire Mode panel.

Provably Fair Verification

Each Millionaire Craps roll generates two independent die values from the SHA-256 chain using the same two-segment derivation applied in Sic Bo. Server seed, client seed, and sequential nonce are concatenated and hashed; the resulting hex string provides two byte segments converted modulo 6 and offset to [1, 6]. The nonce increments with every individual roll, providing a complete sequential audit trail across both Come Out and Point phase rolls within a single game session.

The server seed is committed as its SHA-256 hash prior to session start. Post-session seed revelation allows full reconstruction of every dice result in sequence. Because Point phase rolls may number in the dozens during a single game, the nonce-based sequential record is essential for auditors to identify specific rolls within a session. The Golden Roll uses an independent nonce suffix to maintain separation from the dice chain.

Players can export their full session fairness data from the in-game panel. This export contains the committed hash, revealed server seed, client seed, and complete nonce sequence, enabling reconstruction of all dice outcomes without requiring the WickedBet platform after the session ends.

Millionaire Mode Technical Details

Millionaire Mode in Craps is free to enable; there is no separate per-round fee. Each round can trigger a Golden Roll; the in-game Millionaire Mode panel shows exactly how the trigger works for Craps.

While Millionaire Mode is active, standard wins pay at 90% of the off-mode rate. That 10% margin is what funds the jackpot shot on every round; the main-game mechanics are unchanged.

A Golden Roll opens the jackpot condition. The jackpot is a fixed $1,000,000, pre-funded and paid as a single transaction when the condition resolves.

The jackpot does not accumulate between rounds. Every Golden Roll is a full attempt at the headline figure.