Press It! Craps

Name: Press It! Craps
Rating: 4.6 (171 reviews)
Author: Ember Digital LLC

By: Ember Digital LLC App

Learn real Craps strategies

Overview

Version:

1.7.2

Last updated: 2026-08-21

Ranking

#111,211 ▲ 4,220

Overall

Features & Capabilities

This game is for entertainment purposes only. Press It! Craps is intended for an adult audience (18+) and is not directed at minors. It does not offer real-money gambling, and there is no opportunity to win real money or prizes of real-world value. This game contains ads.

Press It! Craps is a casino-accurate craps simulation that brings the authentic table experience to your mobile device. Unlike other craps games that oversimplify the gameplay, Press It! Craps faithfully recreates how the game is actually played in real casinos.

What Makes It Unique: The key difference is in the details. Press It! Craps plays exactly how tables play in real casinos, including the crucial feature of leaving bets on the table between rolls. This authentic behavior lets you practice real betting strategies and experience the true flow of a craps game, not a watered-down version.

Learn to Play with Confidence: New to craps? The game features a robust tutorial mode designed to teach players the ropes. Craps can be intimidating with its unique terminology and variety of bets, but our step-by-step tutorials break down everything you need to know. You'll learn:

Pass line and don't pass bets
Come and don't come bets
Place bets and odds
Proposition bets
Proper betting etiquette
Perfect Your Strategy

Whether you're preparing for your first trip to Vegas or you're a seasoned player looking to test new strategies, Press It! Craps gives you the realistic practice environment you need. No risking real money while you learn, just authentic gameplay that translates directly to the real tables.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Ember Digital LLC

Rating:

4.60

(171) 0.10

Version:

1.7.2 Last updated: 2026-08-21

Version code:

889971821

Creation date:

2026-03-18

Compatible devices:

Size:

14.84MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-09-23

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 111,211 ▲ 4,220

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Developed by:

Ember Digital LLC

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/press-it-craps/id6759175409

Website:

https://emberdigitaltech.com/

User Reviews

Interface is good but this anything but Random Number Generation. It should be renamed Point Seven Out because that’s literally the only thing it does in order to push ads in your face every time a hand ends. Update for the Developer. Because your are chaining SO MUCH ad revenue over a better game experience your algorithm has been exposed due to you not testing ads before deploying. One in particular keeps locking up the app and I have to shut it down without saving the current game, it reverts back to the last save point and when restarting at that last save point with your supposed Random Number Generator it literally repeats the exact same dice rolls and outcomes. Time to rename this game to Point Seven Ad, it is coded for ad views not a genuine craps simulator 😂😂😂

by Zo*****, 2026-09-03

Previous review I talked about using hybrid strategies felt wired with the payout. Let me explain. It shows money currently bet as not part of your bankroll (as it should). Then let say you have a $100 dc on the 4 and $20 on the 5, 9 and $10. The 7 rolls. It says the payout was $40 (it’s subtracting the $20 on the 5, 9 and 10 and adding $100 won on the dc). But the bankroll goes up $200 (the $100 won on the dc and $100 pulled down from the dc). This is confusing, as the lost bet doesn’t affect your bankroll, but the won bet does. While I love the fact it doesn’t count currently bet monies as part of the bankroll (it’s not profit until it’s in your rack), it’s confusing as to why it treats light and dark side bets differently.