Simulating a game of craps 1000 times

I'm using random in Python to simulate a game of craps. I'm then simulating the game n amount of times to see how often the player beats the dealer. I have a test file with seeds to check my code in, but my numbers are just slightly off. I think the mistake is in the structure, but can't seem to figure out what exactly it is.

The dice roll

def quietRoll():
    return random.randrange(1,7) + random.randrange(1,7)

Craps simulation

def quietCraps():

    #first roll

    firstRoll = quietRoll()
    if firstRoll in (7,11):
        return 1
    elif firstRoll in (2,3,12):
        return 0

    #every other roll

    newDice = quietRoll()
    while newDice not in (7, firstRoll):
        newDice = quietRoll()
        if newDice == firstRoll:
            return 1
        if newDice == 7:
            return 0

Running craps n amount of times

def testCraps(n):
    count = 0
    playerWin = 0
    while count <= n:
        if quietCraps() == 1:
            playerWin += 1
            count += 1
        else:
            count += 1
return playerWin/n

Expected output

Failed example:

random.seed(5)
testCraps(1000)

Expected:
    0.497
Got:
    0.414