Lucky Dice Betting Rules

Bets and Odds

Each betting spot on the table is a separate bet. The bet is shown in the top of each box, and the associated odds are shown below it. Eg in the example below;

The bet is 4, and the odds are 11.7

The possible betting options are shown below;

Bet Type	Description	Example
Number	Bet on a single number by placing your chips directly on the number.
Hi / Mid / Lo	Bet that the outcome of the spin will be low (2-5), middle (6-8) or high (9-12) by placing your chips on either the hi, mid, or lo betting spots.
Odd / Even	Bet that the outcome of the spin will be an odd or an even number by placing your chips on either the odd or even betting spots.
Any Double	Bet that both dice will be of the same value, eg two 5's.
Any Mix	Bet that both dice will be of different values.

How to Play

• Select the value of your chips. The currency will reflect the currency of your account. To select a chip value, click on the chip of the value you require. The following chip values are available: 1 , 5 , 25 , and 100 . By default the 5 chip is selected.

   

• Place your chips on the appropriate betting spots by clicking on them. Each click will place a chip of the selected value on the table. Different chip values may be used on different bets by selecting a differing chip values.

  If you hover over the different betting spots on the table, the spot is highlighted, and the odds, stake and payout are displayed.

• Once you are happy with your selection, click on the Roll button to roll the dice and your bet will be placed .

Winning Bets

When the dice have been rolled, the result will appear in the top right corner of the game screen in the History Table, and winning betting spots will be highlighted. If you have a bet covering a winning betting spot, you win and your winnings will be credited to your account.

Payout values are calculated as ODDS multiplied by the Stake for each bet.

In the example below, the combined total of the rolled dice is 6, so the '6', 'even', 'any mix' and 'mid' betting spots are highlighted, and any bets on these spots win.

History Table

This table shows the dice results of the most recent 10 rolls.

Theoretical %RTP (Return To Player)

Best Probability is the best probability of a winning event occurring.

Note : Potential wins above the maximum payout per bet allowed will be capped and this will adversely affect your %RTP. The amount will depend on your currency and stake selection.