Dice game

Dice (Spribe): roll over or under your number

Spribe

Dice is a crypto-casino favourite and Spribe offers its own version. The task is simple: predict whether the roll will land higher or lower than the number you select. You tune the win chance yourself, and the payout moves with it. Results range from 0.000 to 99.999. Spribe's page (spribe.co/games/dice) lists a 97% RTP.

Key facts

Provider
Spribe
Game type
Dice game

Win chance and payout move together

Slide the target and the chance of winning changes: an easy target pays little, a hard one pays a lot more. That is the heart of Dice. Instead of accepting a fixed pay table, you choose your own balance between hit rate and win size.

A three-decimal roll

This is not a six-sided die. The result is a value from 0.000 to 99.999, which allows very fine targets and therefore a wide spread of possible payouts.

Speed and autoplay

Each roll takes a split second and autoplay repeats bets with your own settings. That speed is exactly why limits matter: hundreds of rolls can pass in a few minutes.

Chat and free bets

Like the rest of the Spribe range, Dice includes chat, live bets, Rain and free bets, and plays on desktop, tablet and mobile.

Systems and the martingale

Dice is the go-to game for people testing betting systems such as the martingale, doubling after every loss. It is worth being clear: no system changes the theoretical return, and aggressive progressions can drain a budget very quickly. A steady win chance and stake make a session far more predictable.

FAQ

What is Spribe Dice's RTP?

97%, as listed at spribe.co/games/dice.

What values can the roll produce?

From 0.000 to 99.999, per Spribe's description.

Can I change the win chance?

Yes. Moving the target changes both the chance and the payout.

Does the martingale work on Dice?

No betting system changes the game's return; doubling up mainly increases how fast you can lose a budget.

Source and last update: 2026-10-26

Mechanics from the studio’s game information; figures such as RTP are shown only with a source.