Dice at Rainbet: moving the target and reading the payout
Rainbet Dice comes down to one slider. Its position sets how often you win and how much a win pays, and the game shows you both figures before the roll.
How does Rainbet Dice work?
Rainbet Dice has you pick a target number and bet that the roll ends over it or under it. A wide winning range pays a small multiplier, while a narrow range pays a large one.
| Setting | What Rainbet Dice shows |
|---|---|
| Max RTP | 99.00% |
| Bet type | Roll over or roll under |
| Slider default | 50.50 |
| On screen | Multiplier and win chance for your target |
| Bet modes | Manual and Auto |
| Demo mode | Yes, no deposit |
How do the slider and the multiplier relate?
The two always move together: as the win chance drops, the multiplier goes up. At the default of 50.50, a roll-over bet wins slightly less than half the time. Move towards a 10% chance and the multiplier gets close to ten times the stake.
- High chance, low multiplier: frequent small wins and a steady balance.
- Low chance, high multiplier: long runs of losses, ended by one large win.
- Somewhere in the middle: the same house edge, distributed differently.
Is roll over different from roll under?
No. Roll over and roll under are one bet viewed from opposite sides. A 30% chance pays the same multiplier in either direction, so the switch is a matter of taste and gives no edge.
How do you play a round?
- Type in your bet.
- Select roll over or roll under.
- Move the slider until the win chance and multiplier fit what you want.
- Roll in Manual mode. Auto mode is there as well.
Dice makes a good first Original because it hides nothing. Before each roll the screen states your chance and your payout.
Can you verify a roll?
Yes. Each roll comes from your client seed, Rainbet's hashed server seed and a nonce that goes up by one with every bet. The Fair Play tab lists the active seeds, and the steps on Rainbet provably fair let you check any past roll.
How should you use Auto mode on Dice?
Dice has Auto mode beside Manual. Settle your total spend and your stake first, and keep the stake small compared with the session total. Automatic rolls take almost no time, so the limit you set counts for more than the target you pick.
What is Rainbet Dice good for?
Dice is for anyone who wants to select their own odds. It is also the clearest place to watch a house edge at work: with a 99.00% maximum RTP, the gap between fair odds and paid odds is small and easy to see. Rainbet Limbo is a close relative that keeps the idea but drops the slider. All the games are on Rainbet Originals.
Questions people ask
Which RTP does Rainbet Dice have?
On the Rainbet Dice game page, the maximum RTP shown is 99.00%.
Does roll over beat roll under on Rainbet Dice?
No. Both directions are the same bet seen from opposite sides, with an identical chance and an identical multiplier.
Does Rainbet Dice use provably fair results?
Yes. Rainbet describes this as provably fair. A client seed, a hashed server seed and a nonce produce every roll, and it can be verified afterwards.
Can Rainbet Dice be played without a deposit?
Yes. Dice comes with a demo mode.
You choose the odds
Chance and payout appear on screen ahead of every roll.