Master the online craps screen in Canada. Learn virtual controls, ON/OFF lammers, paytables, and bankroll tools to bet accurately in CAD.
Published:Playing craps online in Canada beats physical tables in a few clear ways. You get total control over the game pace, clean screens, and zero confusion over payouts. That said, misclicks cost real money. If you want to run the digital felt without throwing chips where they do not belong, you need to know what every button, visual token, and display panel actually does – the last piece of our craps section once you already know the bets themselves.
Get this down, and every Canadian dollar you put on the felt goes exactly where you want it.
Essential Virtual Control Buttons
The control bar sits right at the bottom of your screen. It handles your action before anything moves:
- Roll: Starts the random number generator (RNG) or signals the live studio dealer to shoot the dice.
- Clear Bets / Clear All: Wipes off all non-contract wagers at once, like Place Bets, Field wagers, and props, before you roll.
- Undo: Takes back your last click. Hit the wrong number? Tap this and fix it immediately.
- Double: Doubles every eligible bet on the table, as long as your CAD balance has enough room.
- Rebet / Repeat: Re-places the exact chip layout you used on the previous throw.
Virtual Lammers and Status Tokens
In a real casino, dealers toss small plastic discs on your chips to show their status. Online games do the same thing with digital tokens called lammers:
- ON / OFF Lammers: Sit right on your Place Bets or Hardways to show if they are live, the same on/off logic covered in our Puck guide. Place Bets will read ‘OFF’ by default during a fresh Comeout Roll.
- BUY Lammer: Drops on the 4 or 10 to confirm you switched a regular Place Bet to a Buy Bet, taking the 5% commission in exchange for true odds.
- LAY Lammer: Appears over your chips when you play the “Don’t” side and lay odds against that number.
Paytables, Game Logs, and Bankroll Tools
Take ten seconds to check the software settings before you bet real funds:
- Paytable / Help Menu: Click the small “i” icon. It shows the table rules set by that specific software provider, like whether a 12 on the Field pays 2:1 or bumps up to 3:1.
- Bet History / Roll Log: Shows a quick list of recent rolls so you can track the table action and double-check your payouts against the math.
- Built-in Calculators: Many Canadian sites now include a small preview box that shows your exact return in CAD before you click to lock in the bet.
Once you know the interface inside and out, the software gets out of your way. You can track your balance, pick the right spots, and play your strategy without second-guessing a single click.
Author:
Lucas Portela
Owner, BoldGambler • Avanhandava/SP
Oddsmaker, affiliate and content creator in the iGaming industry.