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Fair Play is both a philosophy and a science in our Money games.

First, we have philosophical commitment to providing absolutely fair play in every game because it's the right thing to do. We treat our players like we want to be treated: honestly and fairly. Second, we use industry standard Las Vegas odds and game-play rules to ensure that our players get the most entertainment value for their money. Fair play means lots of winners and more repeat business for our Casino.

As the English played the game, they called the lowest roll "crabs". In the aftermath of yet another war, French soldiers picked up this variation from their English prisoners but, maintaining their linguistic independence, used the French word "crabes". Early in the 18th Century, French colonists took the game to the Canadian wilderness. As England extended its reach north from the American colonies, some of the displaced French-speaking Canadians migrated to Louisiana where, by the end of the century, a simplified version of Hazard lost its English name and became known simply as "creps", the Cajun spelling of crabes.

As Cajun riverboat men journeyed up the Mississippi, the venerable dice game was again introduced to English speakers, this time American frontiersmen, who adopted the game and corrupted the name to "craps". As Americans spread out across the West, they made craps a mainstay of every saloon and casino in the land. After the U.S. Civil War, a dice maker introduced an innovation that made imperfectly manufactured dice a non-issue: players could bet for or against the roller. As the popularity of craps continued to grow, various bets (like the Hardways and Horn bets) were incorporated to add some spice and give players more ways to win.

Today, craps is one of the most popular games in any casino. Craps tables are easy to spot on the casino floor - they're the ones where large crowds have gathered round to watch the thrilling action in rapt fascination.

We also take a scientific approach to making sure our games are fair:

1. Fair by design. The software that powers our casino games uses a sophisticated Random Number Generator (RNG) to make sure each hand of cards or roll of the dice is unpredictable and completely random. Thus, our games are designed to be fair from the ground up.
2. Test for fairness. We methodically analyze historical game data and test our games on a continual basis to assure ourselves that the games are absolutely fair and random.
3. Audit for assurance. We make our game software and test data available to external auditors and gaming authorities to provide an outside, independent check of our own research and analysis.

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The result of all this effort and commitment is that our customers feel good about playing with us. They know the games are fair, and they trust us to keep them that way.

Founding Member of OGA — Assuring Fair Play Since 1997

Because fair play is such an important component of our Casino's experience, we became a founding member of the Online Gaming Alliance (OGA). OGA was formed to establish standards for operational excellence and ethical business practices in the online gaming industry, and to provide players with assurances of fair play, security and trust. Because of our sterling reputation with players and our commitment to quality gaming, OGA modeled its code of conduct on our proven business practices.

We encourage players to visit the OGA site (www.gamingalliance.org) to learn more about this growing force in the online gaming industry. And whether or not you choose to play at our Casino, we strongly recommend looking for the OGA logo at other gaming sites you might visit. You'll know it's safe to play, when you see OGA!