Slot
Dice
SPRIBE
Dice was part of SPRIBE’s original 2019 Turbo Games launch. It does not rely on physical dice: the player sets a numerical target and chooses Roll Over or Roll Under. Moving the target changes the size of the winning range, so probability and payout are exposed directly before the result.
A number game without physical dice
The round generates a numerical result and compares it with the target selected before play. The interface focuses on probability rather than symbols or paylines.
Roll Over and Roll Under define the win zone
Roll Over requires the result to land above the target; Roll Under uses the opposite side. The round is settled immediately after the number is generated.
The target changes probability and payout
A wider winning range increases the probability of success and lowers the multiplier; a narrower range does the reverse.
Provably Fair and Auto Play
SPRIBE included Dice in its original Provably Fair Turbo Games package. Auto Play repeats a setup but does not predict the next generated number.
RTP around 97% and up to x970
Technical references list theoretical RTP around 97% and maximum multiplier up to x970 at aggressive settings. The deployed game panel remains the final reference.
FAQ
What do Roll Over and Roll Under mean?
They define whether the generated number must be above or below the target.
Can the target be changed?
Yes. The target directly changes the size of the winning range.
Why does the multiplier change?
A wider winning range has higher probability and lower payout; a narrower range does the opposite.
Was Dice an original Turbo Game?
Yes. SPRIBE included it in the seven-game June 2019 launch.
What RTP is associated with Dice?
Technical sources list about 97% theoretical RTP; the deployed game panel remains the final reference.