At least four casino gambling workers stand at the craps table always. The box person supervises everything being seated at the center of the table. He has many chips in pile before him. He is there to settle disputes, watch the dealers, and count money and to make everything runs smoothly. Each table has about three dealers. However, four dealers are assigned to each table, they keep on rotation, and one is on break always. Two dealers stand on the backside of table with face towards the players.

The dealers on base place your bets for you in the case of some certain types of bets. They mark the ‘point’ with marker that is called a ‘puck’ after it is established. The third dealer is known as stickperson who uses a stick, also called ‘mop’ or ‘whip’. The stickperson is a dealer ‘on the stick.’ Usually, he does not deal with the players directly. However, moves the dice to them and places bets for them in his area at times. His role is to talk up the game, encourage the craps players to make high bets, to place bets where casino has big edge. The stickperson can sway the bets on the table.

Not more than eight players can stand up on the sides of the table. The players around the corners, standing in the positions of 4 and 5 are called ‘on the hook. As you reach the table, occupy any open slot. Do not bother if you feel you have taken someone's place. In the case, any UK gambling player was there and plans to return, you will find a unique ‘towel’ there kept over his chips to keep the place.

The shooter rolls the dice. The dice are cast off in a way that they hit the back wall at one end of the table opposite to the shooter. Each player has his or her turn being the shooter. They have turns with clockwise rotation around the table. As any new shooter comes up to roll, stickperson thrusts many different sets of dice to him. He can then select any pair that he wishes to use.