ONE SLIDER, NO FURNITURE
Roll under (or over) a number you choose; the payout adjusts so every setting carries the same 1.5% house take — 98.5% RTP whether you win 2% of rolls at long odds or 95% of them for pennies of profit. That purity is the appeal: dice is the format where the edge is visible in the payout formula itself. Mechanics and pacing advice live in the dice strategy guide, and the dice calculator converts any slider position into exact odds.
Context on the host: Rollbit sits eleventh on our deposit-volume ranking at $49.2M a month — a mid-size book compared with the giants — and prices dice identically to its other originals. Rolls start at $0.20.
| Max Win | $500,000 per bet |
|---|---|
| House Edge | 1.5% |
| Provably Fair | Yes |
| Mobile Support | Yes (iOS & Android browser) |
| Min Bet | $0.20 |
| RTP | 98.5% |
Because results arrive every couple of seconds, dice punishes sloppy staking faster than any slow game can. Fix a per-roll unit and a stop, then let the slider — not recent results — set your probability. The house edge does not remember your streak.
EVERY ROLL REPLAYABLE
Rollbit’s dice results hash a committed server seed together with your client seed and a per-roll nonce. Audit any roll after the fact via the dice verifier, with a walkthrough in verifying dice results. Rotating your seed forces a fresh chain the house committed to blind.
DICE AT OTHER TABLES
Implementations barely differ across casinos; posted edges do. The rivals: