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Eleven dice games, one table

Real games with real rules, not minigames bolted onto a roller: push-your-luck classics, scorecard games in the Yacht tradition, bluffing, Bunco and party pieces. Every one runs on the same fair dice as the roller above, every page teaches its game with exact odds, and the computer opponents are honest about how they play.

• Farklepush your luck to 10,000
• Roll Fivethe Yacht tradition, our table
• Liar's Dicehidden dice, public nerve
• Buncorace the bell
• Shut the Boxthe pub classic, solved
• Poker Dicepoker hands, no cards
• Pigone die, pure nerve
• Ship, Captain and Crewmuster the crew, gamble the cargo
• Triple Fiveevery box at rising multipliers
• Bunco Nightthree tables, twelve players
• Gift Exchangeone die runs the party

All the gamesWhich game fits your table?

Multiplayer rooms

Play together from anywhere

Every game opens into a live room: hit “Play with friends” on a game page, send the link, and whoever taps it takes a seat. Turns pass in real time, everyone watches the same dice land, latecomers spectate, and a dropped connection quietly reclaims its seat. Two to six players at most tables, twelve for a full Bunco Night, and the only chat is a handful of emoji, which keeps every table friendly.

In games with secrets, the secrets are real: at a Liar’s Dice table your dice never leave the server, so no amount of poking at a browser can reveal an opponent’s cup.

Daily

A fresh challenge every day

Every day, five games deal the identical dice to every player on Earth. One real attempt goes on your record; then see how many people played today and what share of them you beat on the anonymous global tally, keep your streak alive, and send the one-line score to the group chat.

Today’s challenges

Eighteen dice, one engine

Roll any die

• D44 sides
• D66 sides
• D88 sides
• D1010 sides
• D1212 sides
• D2020 sides
• D100100 sides

See all eighteen dice

For game night

Just need a few dice?

Pick a number and roll. These pages use plain six-sided dice, because that is what people mean when they say dice.

• 1 Die
• 2 Dice
• 3 Dice
• 4 Dice
• 5 Dice
• 6 Dice
• 10 Dice
• 20 Dice
• 100 Dice

Dice Forge

Build a roll

Set the controls or type the notation. They are the same thing seen two ways, so changing either updates the other. Save the rolls you use every session and share any of them with a link.

• Open Dice Forge
• Dice calculator

Rollers

Built for how you play

• Dice Roller

  Roll any die instantly. Fair, fast and free, with no sign-up.

• DnD Dice Roller

  Roll the full polyhedral set for tabletop roleplaying, with advantage, modifiers and damage rolls built in.

• Random Dice Roller

  Genuinely random dice, generated in your browser with cryptographic randomness.

• Virtual Dice Roller

  Virtual dice for when the real set is missing. Works on any device, no app required.

• Online Dice Roller

  Roll dice online in your browser. Nothing to download and nothing to install.

• Board Game Dice Roller

  Two big, readable six-sided dice for game night. No notation and no setup.

Probability

Know your odds

What is the average roll of a d20?

10.5Every face is equally likely, so the average sits halfway between 1 and 20.

What are the odds of a natural 20?

5%One face in twenty, or 1 in 20. Rolling with advantage lifts it to 9.75%.

What is the average roll of 2d6?

7Seven is also the most likely total, coming up on 6 of the 36 combinations.

What does 4d6 mean?

Four six-sided diceThe number before the d is how many dice. The number after it is how many sides each one has.

Open the probability tools

Questions

Straight answers

Is this dice roller actually random?

Yes. Every roll comes from the browser's cryptographic random number generator, drawn with rejection sampling so no face is favoured, and the animation never decides a result. Provably fair rolls can be independently verified on the verify page.

Can I play dice games online with friends for free?

Yes. Open a room from any game page and share the link; whoever taps it takes a seat. Rooms hold two to six players for most games and up to twelve for Bunco Night, with no accounts, no downloads and no cost.

What dice games can I play here?

Eleven free games: Farkle, Roll Five, Triple Five, Pig, Ship Captain and Crew, Shut the Box, Liar's Dice, Poker Dice, Bunco, the full three-table Bunco Night, and the gift exchange party game. Every one is playable solo, most against an honest computer opponent, and all of them live with friends.

Do I need an account or a download?

No. Everything runs in the browser and works on phones, tablets and desktops. The site installs as an app if you want it on a home screen, and nothing about you is uploaded; the one optional exception is a daily challenge score, submitted anonymously to the day's global tally.

How it works

Actually random

Results come from your browser’s cryptographic random number generator, not from Math.random(), and they are drawn with rejection sampling so no face is favoured. The animation never decides anything. The number is settled first, and the dice are then shown landing on it. The same generator rolls every game on the site, and provably fair rolls can be verified by anyone.

Read exactly how rolls are generatedVerify a provable roll