Build betting strategies in a visual node editor, run them side by side across hundreds of sessions, and take them to a casino table where every roll comes from real 3D dice physics — not a random number generator.
Now in closed testing — public sign-ups open soon.

The same strategy runs in all three places, so what you test is exactly what you play.
Drag triggers, bets and conditions onto a canvas and wire them together. Press, regress, hedge and walk away — all without writing code.
Race up to five strategies against the same dice, across as many shooters and sessions as you like, and see which one actually holds up.
Take your strategy to the 3D table and let it run, or play by hand and compare your instincts against the numbers.
Create, edit and share craps betting strategies in an easy node editor. Every bet, condition and progression is a block you can see, move and rewire.

Run several strategies against each other across multiple shooters, bankrolls and sessions. Every strategy faces the exact same dice, so the comparison is fair.

Pick from a growing library of community strategies, then build and test your own variations. Looking for ideas before your next trip to the casino? See how they perform before you bet a dollar.

Play every day and complete daily challenges to earn prize tickets, then trade them in at the virtual prize counter and build a collection.

Most craps games pick each roll with a random number generator. Here, two dice are thrown against a virtual craps table and a 3D physics engine decides where they land — bounce, tumble and all — so the outcomes behave the way real dice do.

No. Super Craps Deuce is a simulator for practice and entertainment. Bankrolls, tickets and prizes are all virtual, and nothing can be cashed out.
Outcomes come from simulated physics throws of two dice on a craps table rather than from a random number generator, so they carry the character of real dice being thrown.
No. Strategies are built by connecting blocks in a visual editor — “when the point is set, place the 6 and 8” is two blocks and a line.
Yes. Any strategy can be shared with a link, and anyone who opens it can add it to their own library to test and modify.
We’re in closed testing right now. Public sign-ups open soon.
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