TurboCraps is an advanced non-monetary single-player simulator for the popular gambling table game called Craps. It is intended to help you practice your strategies and to provide statistics for how your strategies are performing. The key features are:

• Keyboard shortcuts to help you easily bet across the box numbers, hardways, horn etc...

• Customizable table colors to give the feel of playing at your favorite casino

• Configurable rules to support the rule variations between casinos

• Programmable strategy scripting engine with an extensive, well-documented API for defining strategies in C# code

• Over 100 example strategy scripts included to help get you started

• Simulation support for visualizing how strategies perform over the long term

• Copy/paste/import/export for easy sharing of strategies and simulation results with friends

• Auto press/set/reduce bet adjustment functionality with complex logic and scripting support

• Test mode for manually keying in rolls to help get a feel for how various bets and strategies behave

• Network mode for receiving dice rolls over a LAN from a physical dice roller

• Play-along mode for replaying a pre-determined list of dice rolls from a text file

• Advanced bets such as fire, repeaters and all/tall/small

• Detailed intra and inter-game statistics are automatically saved and displayed

• User-defined strategy labels for grouping and comparing different play styles

• Automatic intra-game saves between program runs so you can pick up where you left off

• Payout checker window to ensure each bet pays out what you expect

• Random number generator checker window to ensure the RNG is truly random

• No money is involved with playing

• No ads, subscriptions, sign-ins or in-game purchases

• No information collected by the developer/publisher

TurboCraps is supported on Windows and Linux for x64 processors

• The Linux build does not need any Steam runtime or translation layer like Proton, it is natively built for Linux

• Steam does not properly use the system locale on Linux, so the currency symbol will be incorrect. To fix it you must:

  • Right click on TurboCraps in your library, select Properties, General, Launch Options and paste this into the text box:

    • LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8 %command%

    • Replace "en_US" with whatever your locale is