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What Is Stake Dice?
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Stake Dice is an in-house Stake game played with a 100-sided virtual die: each roll lands between 0 and 100. You set a target, then Roll Over or Roll Under it. Stake sets its RTP at 99%, a 1% house edge. The lower your Win Chance, the higher the multiplier.
- You choose the target and Roll Over or Roll Under
- Every roll can be checked with your own seed
- !A 50% win chance pays 1.98x, not 2x
| RTP | 99% |
|---|---|
| House edge | 1% |
| Max multiplier | 9,900x |
| Die | 100-sided, results 0 to 100 |
| Bets | Roll Over or Roll Under |
| Bet modes | Manual, Auto |
| Fairness | HMAC-SHA256 seeds |
| Min bet | $0.0001 or equivalent |
Source: Stake's Dice page.
How to Play Dice on Stake
- Open Dice from the Stake Originals lobby. Manual mode rolls once per bet.
- Enter your Bet Amount in the currency you hold. The ½ and 2× buttons halve or double it.
- Drag the slider, marked 0 to 100, to set your target number.
- Choose Roll Over to win on a result above your number, or Roll Under to win below it.
- Or set the Multiplier or the Win Chance directly: all three values move together. Profit on Win shows your profit if the roll wins.
- Press Bet. If the result is on your side of the target, you get your bet times the Multiplier.
- To roll a series, switch to Auto and set the Number of Bets. Auto can raise or reset your bet after a win or a loss, with Stop on Profit and Stop on Loss.
Dice Payouts: Win Chance and Multiplier
Your target and its direction set your Win Chance. Roll Over wins above the target, so the chance is 100 minus the target; Roll Under wins below it, so the chance equals the target. Because Stake sets the RTP at 99%, the Multiplier is 99 divided by that chance in %. Stake’s Dice page shows this at work: Roll Over 50.50 is a 49.5% chance and pays 2x.
Stake gives 9,900x as the top Dice multiplier on its Mines page, in a short description of Dice. By the rule above, a 9,900x multiplier means a 0.01% Win Chance, since 99 divided by 0.01 is 9,900: that is the last row of the table.
Stake lists a single RTP for Dice, 99%, and says it stays the same across setups. Over a long run of rolls that is about $1 kept for every $100 wagered. From Bronze VIP ($10,000 wagered), or from sign-up with code BONUSTIIME once Stake support activates it, Stake’s rakeback returns 3.5% of that edge, about 3.5 cents per $100.
Limbo, which Stake describes as based on dice, and Crash are two other pick-a-target Originals, both at 99% RTP. To compare every Original, see our house edge table.
What the House Edge Costs
An average cost per $100 wagered, not a fee on each bet.
| Edge | Cost | After rakeback |
|---|---|---|
| 1% | $1.00 | $0.97 |
| Win Chance | Roll Over | Roll Under | Multiplier |
|---|---|---|---|
| 98% | 2 | 98 | 1.0102x |
| 90% | 10 | 90 | 1.1x |
| 75% | 25 | 75 | 1.32x |
| 50% | 50 | 50 | 1.98x |
| 49.5% | 50.50 | 49.50 | 2x |
| 25% | 75 | 25 | 3.96x |
| 10% | 90 | 10 | 9.9x |
| 2% | 98 | 2 | 49.5x |
| 1% | 99 | 1 | 99x |
| 0.01% | 99.99 | 0.01 | 9,900x |
Dice Strategy: What You Can Control
You control
- Your bet size and how many rolls you make
- Your Win Chance: frequent small wins or rare big ones
- A loss limit and a time limit, set before you start
You don’t control
- The number the die lands on: every roll is random
- The house edge, built into every multiplier
- Streaks: the last roll has no effect on the next
No Win Chance beats the edge: the chance times the payout comes back to 99% on every setting. A 50% chance pays 1.98x, not 2x, and the missing 1% is the house edge.
Stake’s Dice page lists betting systems such as Martingale and Paroli, and says none can guarantee a win. Doubling your bet after each loss (Martingale) does not change the edge, even when Auto does it for you. It makes losing runs more expensive, and it stops at Stake’s maximum bet and maximum profit per bet.
18+. Play with money you can afford to lose. Stake lets you set limits or self-exclude: see our Stake self-exclusion guide and our responsible gambling page.
How to Check a Dice Roll
Dice turns your seeds into one result between 0 and 100 per roll. Your target and Roll Over or Roll Under only decide whether that result wins.
- Before you play, open the game’s fairness settings and note the hashed server seed.
- After your session, rotate your seed: Stake reveals the old server seed.
- Hash it, compare it with the one you noted, then recompute any roll with your client seed and nonce.
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Stake Dice FAQ
Is Stake Dice Rigged?
No. Each roll comes from your client seed, Stake's server seed and the nonce, and Stake shows you the server seed's hash first. Once you rotate the seed, you can recompute any past roll and check its result against the target you set.
What Is the RTP of Stake Dice?
Stake lists Dice's RTP at 99%, which leaves a 1% house edge, and says it stays the same across setups. Over many rolls that is about $1 kept per $100 wagered.
What Is the Max Win on Stake Dice?
Stake gives 9,900x as the top Dice multiplier, on its Mines page. Since the Multiplier is 99 divided by the Win Chance, that top figure means a 0.01% Win Chance: 99 divided by 0.01 is 9,900. Any win is also capped by Stake's maximum profit per bet.
What Is the Difference between Dice and Prime Dice on Stake?
Both are Stake Originals with a 0 to 100 slider and a 99% RTP. Dice has one target that you roll over or under. Prime Dice adds Roll Between and range betting, so you can cover up to two ranges, such as 1 to 20 and 30 to 35.
Which Win Chance Pays 2x on Stake Dice?
49.5%, for example Roll Over 50.50 or Roll Under 49.50, since 99 divided by 49.5 is 2. A 50% chance pays 1.98x instead: the gap is the 1% house edge.
Does Roll Over or Roll under Change Your Odds in Dice?
No. Only the Win Chance counts. Roll Over 75 wins on results above 75 and Roll Under 25 on results below 25: each covers a quarter of the 0 to 100 range, so both are a 25% chance and pay 3.96x, 99 divided by 25.
