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wicket71 Dice – Take Control of Your Luck on Every Roll

Pick a number, set your range, see the result in one click — in wicket71's Dice game, strategy and decision-making are your strongest tools.

Provably Fair Instant Rounds Set Your Own Limits Easy on Mobile

How a Round Works

wicket71 Dice roll result on screen

The result of every roll appears on screen instantly

Every round in wicket71's Dice game starts with a simple decision — you bet on whether the next roll will be higher (Over) or lower (Under) than a specific value. It typically works on a scale of 0 to 99 or 0 to 100, where every possible outcome has an equal probability.

The narrower the range you choose, the lower your chance of winning — but the higher the multiplier. For example, betting that the result will land between 1 and 10 gives a much larger multiplier because the probability is low. Betting between 1 and 80 gives a higher probability but a lower multiplier.

The result appears instantly as soon as the roll happens. If the number lands within your chosen range you win — your bet amount is multiplied by the multiplier. If it lands outside, the bet is lost. The whole process is done within a few seconds.

In the game interface, the multiplier and win probability percentage are shown next to each range — check them before making your decision.

Bet Settings and Auto Play Options

Bet Amount

Set how much you want to wager before each round. The minimum bet is generally very low, so it is easy to start small. You can increase or decrease your bet at any time.

Manual Custom

Auto Play

Turn on Auto Play if you want to roll repeatedly with the same settings. You can set in advance how many rounds will run and at what win or loss limit it will stop.

Automatic Controlled

Range and Multiplier

Drag the slider to choose your winning range. Moving the range to the left reduces the probability and raises the multiplier. Moving it to the right increases the probability and lowers the multiplier. The decision is entirely yours.

Slider Live Calculation

On Win Setting

Set a rule in advance for whether your next bet will automatically increase or decrease after a win. Many players raise their bet slightly after a win to make the most of the moment.

Flexible Personal

On Loss Setting

The rule for changing your bet after a loss. Some players double their bet after a loss (Martingale), others keep it the same. These strategies do not reduce risk — they can actually drain your balance faster.

Caution Risk

Sound and Theme

The game interface has options to turn off sounds and animations, which can help you stay focused. Customisation is useful for reducing distractions during longer sessions.

Custom Focus
wicket71 Dice stop limit settings panel

wicket71 Dice Auto Play stops at a set limit when stop limits are configured

Why Rounds Finish So Quickly

Each round of the Dice game typically finishes within three to five seconds. This speed is a feature — but without care, compared to other games running at the same time, such as slots, you may feel like nothing happened while your account balance has dropped significantly.

This is why setting stop limits is important. Before turning on Auto Play, set the following three limits:

  • 1 Maximum Loss Limit: Auto Play will stop once you have lost a set amount.
  • 2 Profit Target: It will stop automatically once you have won a set amount.
  • 3 Round Count Limit: Set in advance how many rounds will run.

To build responsible gambling habits, you should read wicket71's Responsible Gaming page — it has guidance on session limits and taking breaks.

How Fairness of Results Is Ensured

wicket71 Dice Provably Fair verification method

Provably Fair system — every round is verifiable

The Dice game uses a Provably Fair method based on cryptographic hash functions. An encrypted server seed is generated before each round begins and shared with you. After the roll, this seed is revealed so you can verify for yourself that the result was not predetermined.

In plain terms: the platform cannot alter the roll result because it is mathematically verifiable. The final number is determined using your client seed (which you can change yourself) together with the server seed.

This process is different from the RNG (Random Number Generator) used in traditional casino games — in those, results are only verified through audits, whereas with Provably Fair you can verify every single round yourself.

The server seed and client seed for every round are visible in the game's history section — you always have the option to verify at your own convenience.

Watch Out for Scams and Common Mistakes

Every roll in the Dice game is completely independent — previous results have no effect on the next roll. Even so, many players believe that after several identical results it is "time for the opposite to appear" — this is a well-known misconception called the Gambler's Fallacy.

Another common mistake is the Martingale strategy, where the bet is doubled after every loss. In theory it seems like it should work, but after just a few consecutive losses the bet size grows so large that the balance runs out or the maximum bet limit is reached.

"Prediction Apps" Are a Scam

Apps or "signals" are promoted on Facebook, Telegram or WhatsApp claiming they can predict the next Dice result in advance. This is completely impossible — in a Provably Fair system, no one can know the result before the roll happens. These kinds of apps only waste your money or steal your account information.

"Guaranteed Win" Strategies

No betting system or strategy can guarantee long-term wins. The house edge in Dice is present on every roll. Using a strategy changes how you play, but it does not change the mathematical advantage.

Trying to "Recover" Lost Money

Placing large bets in frustration after a loss to try to recover the money is called "chasing losses". It is one of the most harmful habits. Set a loss limit before your session and take a break once you reach it.

Answers to common questions about game rules and accounts can be found on the wicket71 FAQ page.

Dice vs Slots — Key Differences

wicket71 Dice and slots game comparison interface

Dice and Slots — two different experiences

At wicket71, Slots and Dice are both popular, but the experience is completely different. In slots, the main appeal is the themes, animations, sound effects and bonus rounds. Each game is built individually with its own reel count, paylines, special symbols and features.

The Dice game, by contrast, is minimal — no animations, no bonus rounds. Just a number and the range you choose. This simplicity is what attracts many players, because control is entirely in their own hands.

Feature Dice Slots
Round Length 3–5 seconds 10–30 seconds
Multiplier Control Set by the player Set by the game
Bonus Features None Free spins, multipliers, etc.
Theme and Visuals Simple interface Rich animations
Fairness Verification Provably Fair RNG Audit
Role of Strategy Range and bet management Limited

Start Playing Dice at wicket71

New players get a 100% bonus on their first deposit, up to ৳8,000 — the wagering requirement for the bonus is 20x. The minimum deposit is just ৳300. You can deposit instantly via bKash, Nagad, Rocket or Upay. Withdrawals are usually processed within 1 hour. Regular players have access to the VIP programme with weekly cashback at Bronze, Silver and Gold tiers. Go to the wicket71 Login page to access your account and start playing Dice right away.

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Common Questions About Dice

The multiplier is determined by the range you choose. The simple formula is: win multiplier = (total possible outcomes / number of winning outcomes) × (1 − house edge). The smaller the range, the higher the multiplier — but the lower your chance of winning.

Yes. After each round, you can run the hash function yourself using the server seed, client seed and nonce (round number) to verify the result. This information is available in the game's history section. There are many free Provably Fair verifier tools online that do exactly this.

Yes, pressing the "Stop" button at any time will stop Auto Play before the next round begins. The current round is not cancelled — the next round simply does not start. So if you feel like taking a break, you can stop at any moment.

In most Dice games the house edge is between 1% and 2%. It is built into the multiplier — no separate fee is deducted. The specific house edge figure can be found in the game's info section.

You can play Dice on mobile directly from your browser. However, wicket71 also has Android and iOS apps available through official channels. Playing on the app gives a smoother interface experience. For more information, visit the wicket71 app page.
All games and betting services at wicket71, including Dice, are for players aged 21 and above only.

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