What is Come bet?
A come bet in craps works like a pass line bet but is placed after a point has been established, treating the next roll as its own personal come-out roll.
If the next roll is 7 or 11, the come bet wins. If it is 2, 3 or 12, it loses. Any other number becomes the come bet's own point, and the chips are moved to that number. The bet then wins if that number repeats before a 7.
The house edge is the same as the pass line, about 1.41%, and players can add odds to a come bet. The don't come bet is the mirror image, matching don't pass.
Come bets let players have several numbers working at once during a single shooter's turn. Come bets cannot be removed once they have moved to a number. A player making come bets on several rolls can end up with three or four numbers in action at once, each settled separately as the shooter rolls. The losing roll for all of them is the same: a seven before their individual numbers repeat.
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