How to play
Dice Rules
One roll, 0.00–99.99, decided by the server before you see it. Pick a side and a win chance, or try a zone or an exact number. The multiplier is shown live before you commit, one click is one debit, one roll.
How a round works
- Choose under or over and a win chance from 5% to 95%.
- Under wins when the roll is below your target line; over wins when it is at or above the line on the other side. Your chance of winning is exactly the chance you picked.
- A win pays your stake × 99 ÷ chance. At 50% that is 1.98x; at 95% it is about 1.04x; at 5% it is 19.8x.
The house edge is exactly 1% before whole-GP rounding, so the long-run return is 99%. The roll runs on integer cents, so the boundary is exact, with no float fuzz, no off-by-one.
Other ways to play
Zone bet: pick low, mid, or high: a third of the 0–99.99 range each. A zone win pays 2.97x. Rolls of 99.00–99.99 lose on every zone.
Exact number: pick a whole number from 0 to 99. If the roll's whole-number part matches, you win 30x.
Worked example
A 1,000,000 GP stake at 50% under pays 1.98x on a win: 1,980,000 GP back. The same stake on an exact number pays 30x (30,000,000 GP) when it lands.
Verify any roll afterwards on the fairness page, from the revealed seed.