by many companion games and wagers which can be played simultaneously with Pass; these are now collectively known as craps.

Early versions of bank craps played in casinos made money either by charging a commission to shooters or offering short odds on the various wagers, primarily on the "Pass line" bet for the shooter to win against the house. In approximately 1907, a dicemaker named John H. Winn in Philadelphia introduced a layout which featured a space to wager on "Don't Pass" (i.e., for the shooter