Electronic craps, also known as "video craps" or "bubble craps," is a computerized version of the traditional craps game. The gameplay is similar to traditional craps, but instead of using physical dice, the game uses a random number generator (RNG) to determine the outcome of each roll. Players can place bets on the traditional craps betting options, such as the pass line or come bets, using a touch screen or button controls. The outcome of the roll is then determined by the RNG and the winning bets are paid out electronically. The game is controlled by a computer program and the odds of winning are the same as if you were rolling physical dice.