Different Types of Dice Competitions; Spice up your Dicing!

Compilation of Fun Dice Games​

Post below to suggest games!​

1. Spoiler: "The Straight Roll"

   • Participants roll out of a preset number
   • The player with the highest number wins the contest
   • Example: Bobby rolls 5 out of 10, Timmy rolls 7 out of 10. Timmy wins.
2. Spoiler: "Modified Straight Roll: Flipped"

   • Participants roll out of a preset number
   • The player with the lowest number wins the contest
   • Example: Bobby rolls 8 out of 10, Timmy rolls 3 out of 10. Timmy wins.
3. Spoiler: "Modified Straight Roll: Select"

   • Participants roll x times in one post out of a preset number
   • Participants select one of their rolls to enter into the contest
   • The player with the highest number wins
   • Example: Participants choose to roll twice each. Bobby rolls 3/10 and 8/10. He selects his 8/10. Timmy rolls 1/10 and 10/10. Timmy selects his 10/10. Timmy wins.
4. Spoiler: "Modified Straight Roll: Add'm up"

   • Participants roll x times out of a preset number and add up their own rolls
   • The player with the highest sum wins the game
   • Example: Participants choose to roll twice each. Bobby rolls 5/10 and 9/10. His total is 5+9. Timmy rolls 6/10 and 10/10. Timmy's total is 6+10. Timmy's 16 is larger than Bobby's 14, so Timmy wins.
5. Spoiler: "Modified Straight Roll: Averaging"

   • Participants roll x times out of a preset number and take the average of their rolls
   • The player with the highest average wins the game
   • Example: Participants choose to roll twice each. Bobby rolls 5/10 and 9/10. His average is (5+9)/2. Timmy rolls 6/10 and 10/10. Timmy's total is (6+10)/2. Timmy's 16/2 is larger than Bobby's 14/2, so Timmy wins.
6. Spoiler: "Pay the Difference"

   • Participants roll out of a preset number
   • Each participant owes one another the amount they rolled
   • Example: Participants agree that 1 = 1M 07RSGP. Bobby rolls 3/10 and Timmy rolls 8/10. 8-3 = 5, so Bobby owes Timmy 5M 07RSGP.
7. Spoiler: "The Target Roll"

   • One of the participants rolls a target number
   • Both the participants roll once more out of a preset number
   • The player with the number closest to the target number wins the contest
   • Example: Bobby rolls target number 50/100. Bobby then rolls and gets 20/100 and Timmy rolls 49/100. Timmy's 49 is only 1 away from 50, while Bobby's 20 is 30 away from 50. Timmy wins the contest
8. Spoiler: "Modified Target Roll: Difference of Rolls"

   • Both participants roll twice in one post out of a preset number
   • The player with the numbers with the least difference between their two numbers wins the contest
   • Example: Bob rolls a 40, then a 98. Timmy rolls a 10, then an 11. Bob's dice are 58 numbers apart, while Timmy's are only 1. Timmy wins the contest because his numbers are closer together.
9. Spoiler: "Roulette"

   • Participant A picks one number out of 36 or picks either even or odd
   • Participant B rolls the dice out of 36
   • If participant A picks the correct one number, he wins 3x his bet; if participant A picks the correct even/odd, he wins 2x his bet
   • Example: Timmy is participant A and chooses "even." Bobby rolls the dice and gets 2/36. 2 is an even number, and Timmy called even, so Timmy wins 2x his bet.
10. Spoiler: "Risk"

    • Each participant rolls 3 times all out of 6 in one post
    • Both participants match their highest numbers against each other
    • The player with the higher numbers wins
    • Example: Timmy rolls 3, 5, and 5. Bobby rolls 4, 6, 1. Timmy wins because he wins 2/3 of the matchups - his 5 vs. Bobby's 6 loses, his other 5 vs. Bobby's 4 wins, and his 3 vs. Bobby's 1 wins.

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If you have any suggestions please feel free to post them And also please feel free to think up of a better title of this thread..

 

New game
[Unnamed]

The two players pick a number to roll out of
Both players roll
Whoever gets the highest number wins
The loser has to pay the winner equal to the winner's roll

Example:
Players pick to roll out of 100
Player A rolls 53
Player B rolls 32
Player B pays Player A 52M

 

Kinda like pay the difference

 

yeah just you pay out the highest roll

 

The pre-cursor to number 6, "Pay the Difference," is known as "High Roller." It's played in the same fashion, but the lower number wins the difference between the two rolls.

 

I got a suggestion
Name : Bullseye
Basically there would be a target number of example 5
Players will roll like example 5 times outta 10 and whoever rolled 5 first wins
Example tommy rolls 3 7 9 5 4 and jack rolls 4 9 5 3 2, jack wins as his 3rd roll was 5 while tommy's fourth roll was 5.

 

Ok guys. Thanks for the participation. Can you all post your ideas in this exact format:

 

timmys a cheater plz ban

 

reporting timmy for skemming. he has hax

 

Truth is, I just really hate Bobby.

 

[Game Suggestion]

Flower games.

Add random generator like the dice command but [flower], it will say either black, blue, orange, pastel, purple, rainbow, red, yellow or white. This can be used for any type of flower game and would expand the amount of games by around 10

 

Name of game: ft10 and/or ft11
Details of game: ft10 and ft11 stands for first to 10 and first to 11. ft10 is any number that adds up to 10, AKA 19, 28, 37, 46, 55 etc (100 counts because 10+0=10, but 10 does not count as a win.) ft11 is multiples of 11, AKA 11, 22, 33, 44 etc. Each participant rolls 10 times. Whoever rolls the most ft10 or ft11, that player wins 2x the bet. In the event of a tie, each player rolls 10 again. You can play either ft10, ft11 or ft10 and 11. You can even play ft10 ft11 to 3, which is the first person to roll either one of these, 3 times.
Example: Tim and Timmy rolls 10 times. Tim rolls a 28, but Timmy rolls nothing that adds up to 10 or is a multiple of 11. Tim wins

 

Uhm add black jack?

 

Spoiler: "SNAP"

• Details of game
  • Participants take it in turns to roll out of 'x' (probably only reasonable to do 5/10/20 for this game).
  • As soon as both players roll the same number one after another (a tie), the game ends.
• Details of game
  • The person who rolled FIRST wins.
  • If the game goes on for more than 'x' rolls each, the person who rolled SECOND wins.
• Example
  • Example #1: Timmy rolls a 5. Bobby rolls a 3. Timmy rolls a 4. Bobby rolls a 4. Timmy wins.
  • Example #2 (3 rolls max): Bobby rolls a 2. Timmy rolls a 1. Bobby rolls a 4. Timmy rolls a 2. Bobby rolls a 5. Timmy rolls a 3. Both players rolled 3 times each without a tie - Timmy wins.