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game called Hazard, popular in the 14 century England. Hazard is played under the same rules as craps - a player chooses a point, main, between 5 and 9 If a player threw main, he won. If he threw a 2 or 3 he lost. If he threw 11 or 12 he won or lost depending on the main - 11 was a winner for some mains, 12 for others. The others were 11 and 12 are a loser for both. Shooter got odds depending on the main eurogrand casino he chose. Craps In the early 19 century brought the noble and notorious player, Bernard de Marigny, Hazard from England to his home in New Orleans. The game changed its name to crapaud, French for toad. It was later to craps, as the rules evolved to