EXPECTED DRAIN

The math's prediction of what you should lose. Calculated from total wagers and the known house edge of each bet type. Think of it as the casino's invoice based on pure probability.

ACTUAL NET

What you've actually won or lost. If better than Expected Drain, you're running hot. If worse, the dice have been cold.

RUNNING COLD / EVEN / RUNNING HOT

The luck bar compares actual results to expected math. Dead center = exactly where statistics say you should be. Right = luckier than expected. Left = unluckier.

VIG COLLECTED / LOAN FEES / TOTAL FEES

Real dollars paid to the house beyond losing bets. Vig = 5% commission on Buy bets. Loan fees = 10% on borrowed chips. These are guaranteed losses regardless of how the dice fall.

TOTAL WAGERED

Every dollar placed as a bet this session, added up. This is your total action — not what you lost, but everything put at risk. High number with a small loss = you ran well.

TOTAL WON BACK

Total paid back in winning bets. Subtract Total Wagered from this to get your net result.

RETURN RATE

Percentage of wagered money that came back to you. 100% = broke even. Above 100% = winning. Long-run expected return for Pass + Odds is ~99.4% — house keeps less than 1 cent per dollar.

YOUR HOUSE EDGE

The % the house has extracted from your total action. Lower is better. Pass line = 1.41%. Mix in Any 7 (16.7%) and this climbs fast. Use this to see if your bet selection is costing you.

COST PER ROLL

Average expected loss per roll. Useful for budgeting — at $1/roll you could play 500 rolls on a $500 session. The more bets spread across the table, the higher this gets.

HANDS PLAYED

A "hand" = one complete shooter cycle from come-out roll to either making the point or sevening out. More hands = more meaningful stats.

AVG ROLLS / HAND

Average rolls per shooter hand. The mathematical average in craps is ~8.5. Higher = shooter staying alive longer, more chances for bets to win.

POINT CONV. RATE

How often the shooter makes their point (wins Pass Line). Mathematically ~49.3% in standard craps. Slightly different in Crapless because 2, 3, 11, 12 become points.

VIG PAID / LOAN FEES / TOTAL FEES

Hard costs paid to the house regardless of bet outcomes. Vig = 5% on Buy bets. Loan fees = 10% on borrowed chips. These come off your bankroll before dice roll — keep them low.

A breakdown of every dollar wagered by bet type — Pass, Come, Place, Buy, Hardways, etc. The bar chart shows which bets you used the most. Use this to spot if you're over-relying on high-edge bets without realizing it.

Place bets pay near-true odds with no commission. Buy bets pay true odds but charge a 5% vig. Buy 4 and 10 are worth it — Place 4/10 pays only 9:5 (6.67% edge) vs Buy at 4.76%. For 5, 6, 8, 9 — Place is cheaper than buying. The Data page table shows the full comparison.

Every bet has a price — how much the casino extracts per dollar wagered over time. Green = smart (under 2%). Yellow = moderate (2–7%). Red = expensive (7%+). Any 7 at 16.67% means the house takes $1 of every $6 you bet — a guaranteed long-term drain.