You choose a number, you choose whether the roll lands over or under it, and the game shows you the payout before you commit. Nothing is hidden.
The slider is the whole interface
Move the threshold and everything moves with it: your chance of winning, your multiplier, and the size of the swings. A 90% chance wins almost every roll for almost nothing. A 2% chance loses almost every roll while you wait for the x35.30 ceiling.
The return does not move. BGaming publishes 99% RTP across the range — among the highest in any casino — and the slider only decides how that 99% reaches you: many small wins, or few large ones. Volatility is rated low at default settings.
Is it rigged? You can check in one second
Dice is the game where this question has a real answer, and it comes in two parts.
First, the edge is visible: multiply the win chance by the payout. If a 50% chance pays x1.98, the house edge is 1% and the game is honest about it. If the same 50% pays x1.90, the edge is 5% and you are on a worse table wearing identical clothes. Do this once and you will never look at a dice game the same way.
Second, most crypto casinos run dice as provably fair: you get a hashed seed before the roll and the raw seed after, so you can recompute the result and confirm nothing changed once you bet.
Demo or real money
Use the demo to find your own threshold, not to chase a win. Roll fifty at 90% and fifty at 10% and see which session you would rather have had. That is the only decision this game asks of you, and it is worth making with fake money first.
Does strategy do anything?
No. Martingale, Fibonacci, “seed hunting” — none of them move a fixed 1% edge. What the slider genuinely lets you control is variance, which is a real and useful choice: how long your balance lasts versus how big the swings are. Nothing more.
Be especially wary of dice “bot” scripts sold online. They automate a losing edge faster, which is the opposite of what they promise.
Where to play it
Dice is a crypto-casino staple and BGaming’s version is widely carried. As always the game is identical everywhere and the house is not: check the licence and the unresolved complaints in our comparison. The neighbouring shelf is dice.
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