Pick a mode: roll under or over one number, roll between or outside two edges, or play two ranges at once. Drag the handles, or type a multiplier or win chance into the boxes under the slider and the handles follow; a number the game cannot use turns its box red and says the range it accepts. The two move against each other exactly as they should, and an edge itself always loses.
A 2 percent chance pays a great deal. A 90 percent chance pays a little. Every setting and every mode carries the same house edge, and the multiplier depends on the win chance alone, so there is no sweet spot hiding anywhere on the slider.
The whole game is one roll and one decision. If you want to grind it, autobet will do the clicking, on your rules and your stop conditions.
One hash per roll gives a number from 0 to 9999, which becomes the result to two decimal places. Same seed, same nonce, same roll, forever.
Which Dice mode should I play?
Whichever shape you like. Under, over, between, outside and two ranges all price the same win chance at the same multiplier, so a 40 percent range pays exactly what a 40 percent roll under pays. Every setting carries the same house edge, so there is no sweet spot to hunt for.
Why is my maximum Dice bet lower at some settings?
No bet is allowed if it could pay more than the site's maximum payout, so a tiny win chance with a huge multiplier pulls your maximum stake down. The Max key always fills the biggest bet allowed at your current setting.
Does Dice have autobet?
Yes. Set the number of rolls, what to do with the stake after a win or a loss, and stop conditions on profit or loss, and it rolls on your rules until one of them triggers.