Run /dice with a stake, direction, and target. Pick over or under the target. Read the roll and result.
Complete game information
How Dice works.
All figures describe virtual-coin play. Unless a row says net or score, a × value is the total return including the original stake.
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How to play
Choose a virtual-coin stake, a target from 1 to 98, and Over or Under.
Raise produces one whole-number roll from 0 through 99.
Over wins only when the roll is greater than the target. Under wins only when it is lower.
A winning return is settled at the multiplier calculated for that target and the server's configured edge.
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Bets & actions
Over
Wins on target + 1 through 99. There are 99 − target winning rolls.
Under
Wins on 0 through target − 1. There are target winning rolls.
Target
Choose 1–98. Fewer winning rolls create a larger possible multiplier.
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Possible returns
The displayed multiplier is the authoritative value for the selected target. Server betting limits, edge configuration, integer rounding, and the configured maximum return apply.
Result
Return / award
What it means
Winning roll
Dynamic
Total return = edge factor × 100 ÷ number of winning rolls.
Roll equals target
0×
Equality is neither over nor under, so the stake is lost.
Wrong side
0×
A roll outside the selected winning range returns nothing.
Narrowest range
Up to 99× reference
At the default 0.99 factor, Over 98 or Under 1 has one winning roll and returns 99× before any server cap.
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Key rules & edge cases
There are exactly 100 equally mapped outcomes: 0–99.
The target itself always loses because the comparisons are strictly greater-than or less-than.
The default reference factor is 0.99; each server may apply its configured game edge.
Every result records the target, direction, roll, multiplier, committed seed pair, and nonce for verification.
Raise is 18+ simulated entertainment. Virtual coins cannot be purchased, exchanged, withdrawn, or awarded as real-value prizes. Server betting limits and game-specific maximum-return settings apply where supported.