Playing Dice at Rainbet: choosing a target number

What is Rainbet Dice?

Rainbet Dice belongs to the Rainbet Originals. You bet that the roll will end up over or under a number you pick. A broad winning range pays a low multiplier, and a narrow range pays a high one.

What's the difference between roll over and roll under?

The odds are the same either way. Roll over wins if the result is higher than your number, and roll under wins if it's lower. Both are sides of a single bet, so a matching range on either side carries the same chance and the same payout. Pick whichever feels more natural.

How does the slider change the payout?

Moving the slider swaps chance for payout. At the starting position of 50.50, the game is nearly an even bet. Move towards a narrow range and the multiplier rises while the chance of winning falls. Move the other way and wins arrive often but pay little.

How do you play a roll?

1. Type in a stake.
2. Pick roll over or roll under.
3. Move the slider and look at the multiplier and win chance.
4. Roll. A result inside your range pays your stake times the multiplier.

What are Manual and Auto?

The Dice page displays two betting modes, Manual and Auto, along with a Demo Mode. Use Demo Mode to try a slider position first, for instance to see how a win chance of one in ten plays out across many rolls.

How do you verify a dice roll?

A client seed, a hashed server seed and a nonce that goes up by one with every bet produce each roll. Once your seeds are rotated, you can open a past bet and confirm its roll. Rainbet provably fair describes the method.

Your client seed can be edited whenever you like. A change doesn't improve your odds, but it does show that the result relies on a value you control.

Who is Dice good for?

Dice suits players who like seeing the numbers laid out. No paytable hides anything. The nearest relative is Rainbet Limbo, and Rainbet Originals lists every in-house game.