Street craps: no table and no house — players bet against each other, and the shooter covers the wagers.; Bank craps: the casino form described above, played against the house.; Crapless craps: 2, 3 and 12 become points instead of instant losses — sounds friendlier, is worse value.
Why people argue about this
People often misunderstand why Crapless Craps is considered a variant rather than just a different game setup. They think it's about changing point numbers, but what they miss is that its core structure remains Street Craps – players still bet against each other and the shooter covers their bets, which fundamentally aligns with how traditional Craps operates under the house rule.