Craps Gaming Tables

We provide Craps Gaming Tables for land-based casino operators, table-game departments, live gaming venues and casino development teams that need professional, durable and customizable infrastructure for craps operations. The product is part of Abbiati’s Gaming Tables portfolio, which includes American Roulette, Cards, Punto Banco, Craps and Texas Poker tables. This makes it suitable for casinos that want to source craps tables from a specialist live gaming equipment manufacturer rather than a general furniture supplier.

Our Craps Gaming Tables are designed for live casino floor use, with a full craps betting layout, extended table body, padded player rail, integrated chip rack areas and a table structure built around dealer access, player positioning and game procedure visibility. The official brochure shows a custom Resorts World Manila craps table example with branded layout artwork, casino logo placement, dice-game betting fields such as Pass Line, Come, Don’t Pass Bar, Field, Horn Bet and number betting areas, as well as a large surrounding rail structure for player comfort and table control.

Abbiati supports casino table production through CNC machining, CAD design, layout design and printing departments. The vendor states that table and roulette wheel manufacture and assembly use CNC machining processes to support quality and precision, while its layout department works with both wool and synthetic products. For operators, this means the craps table can be planned as a complete casino-floor asset: physical table construction, playing surface, branding, layout design and technical requirements can be aligned within one manufacturing workflow.

The Craps Table example also shows detail options that appear to support operational control and live gaming use cases. The brochure specifically highlights a built-in microphone detail and a camera detail on the craps table. These elements can be relevant for venues that require enhanced surveillance visibility, dealer communication support, recording, studio-style presentation or tighter monitoring of dice game procedures.