Dice

Roll a number from 1 to 100 and bet whether it lands under or over a target line you choose. The clever part: the payout is derived from the odds you take, so the player sets their own risk and reward.

How a roll plays

1. /pcasino dice <bet> <direction> <target> — choose:
   • direction: under or over
   • target: a line from 2 to 99
2. Phantom deducts the bet and rolls 1–100.
3. The roll animates, then settles:
   • under T wins when the roll is less than T
   • over T wins when the roll is greater than T

The embed shows your win chance and the exact multiplier before the result lands, so the odds are always transparent.

Payout — derived from the odds

There's no per-payout setting. The multiplier comes straight from the win probability:

winning rolls  = under T → (T − 1)        |  over T → (100 − T)
payout (to 1)  = 100 ÷ winning-rolls × (1 − house edge) − 1

Bet	Win chance	Net payout (0 edge)
Under 50	49%	≈ 1.04×
Over 50	50%	≈ 1.00×
Under 25	24%	≈ 3.17×
Under 10	9%	≈ 10.1×
Under 2	1%	99×

A tighter line pays more; a looser one pays a sliver over even money. The player chooses where on that curve they want to sit.

Settings

Setting	Default	What it does
Enabled	on	Toggle just the dice game.
House edge bps	0	Shaves the derived multiplier across every line. 0 = mathematically fair; raise it for a house margin.

House edge

Because the payout tracks the true odds, dice at 0 bps is a fair game. Raising House edge bps lowers every derived multiplier by that fraction — a uniform margin no matter which line the player picks. A player can never lose more than their wager.

Tips

• Dice is self-balancing: you don't have to hand-tune payouts the way you do for slots. Set an edge once and every bet inherits it.
• The wide payout range (1× up to 99×) gives members both safe grinding and high-variance moonshots from a single command.

Related pages

• Casino overview
• Coinflip