Is dicing really worth it?

[Castle Warz]

I doubled 400m in 5 dices won them all then i just stopped. The trick is to go with a certain amount and quit while ur ahead

 

[Unfortune]

Short answer: No

Better off staking someone with similar stats then you, diceing is too much based off of trust between players when the person can easily run off with you money.

 

[rsprostakeguy]

i think you can make a lot of money dicing and lose money at the same time, but really you should just know your limits. say you win 20m you should stop, its like gambling people get real addicted to it, and end up losing their banks and crying.

 

[tariq-uchiha]

Mostly and Most Possible And Almost Definate.. A Waste Of Time TBH = \

 

[C_Town_Hero]

I have lost my last 1m about 4 times so far.. But i know the odds, so i mean i cant loose every single time.

 

[Vi3]

That shit made me quit rs.

 

[ipbadgers]

it can be worth it, if you learn to snype the percentile dicers it's real easy to win almost every time, yeah obviously you still will lose some but if you pay attention to the rolls you can usually get when they roll high. I was in one cc and i was talking to some of the hosts and they didnt bileve me that i could do it. So i had them dice a few times and then i told them to stop when i was ready, told the kid i would clean him he said you could try so i bet 100m on him so it was 200m owned him he rolled an 86. Its not too hard you just gotta see what the pattern is. But like i said you win some you lose some.

this guy knows his stuff

I'm a pretty trusted dealer in the t4nk u dr0p channel and all this week I've run into nothing but bad luck LOL easy come easy go as the saying goes. When I first started I took a mill turned it into 100m, in three days then I took that 100m and turned it into 350m at the time I was dicing, sniping dealers, playing the odd DD, and everything was going great..it wasn't until I became a dealer did I go bankrupt ironic huh?

 

[OneLove]

Exactly, it only benefits the dealer which would be quite good but then again, as a dealer you are just stealing people's money.

It's not stealing when you give them the money.

 

[taylor1234]

it can be worth it, if you learn to snype the percentile dicers it's real easy to win almost every time, yeah obviously you still will lose some but if you pay attention to the rolls you can usually get when they roll high. I was in one cc and i was talking to some of the hosts and they didnt bileve me that i could do it. So i had them dice a few times and then i told them to stop when i was ready, told the kid i would clean him he said you could try so i bet 100m on him so it was 200m owned him he rolled an 86. Its not too hard you just gotta see what the pattern is. But like i said you win some you lose some.

Your actually wrong for the most part wrong. I host dice games and anti-snipe all the time. Your theory really only works if they have one dice bag whereas i carry 2-3 dicebags and am alternating between them each throw, this makes it impossible to find a pattern. I would say the guy you were dicing with was only using 1 dice bag, but even then all rolls are random, so truthfully i believe the "look for patterns" to be total luck/bs.

 

[Delta Squad]

eh.. its okay to do it a few times a week or month. not 24/7.


i would just bring 5m out each time. and go till i lost. everytime i won i'd bank my profit. i ended up winning a total of 30m one day, prob took 2 hours? * lack of hosts is why* soon as i lost my 5m i dropped to 2m and played till i won it back. Soon as i won back my 5m i stopped for the day.



i got smart. i din't just keep betting huge amounts. Play dicing with small amounts of cash and you wont go bankrupt unless your an idiot.

 

[Darkstassassin]

Staking is better, dont got the 10% host fee.

 

[lady_king]

It isnt really worth it, too lose your whole bank.

 

[Simple Merchant]

Staking is better, dont got the 10% host fee.

Most high rollers prefer paying the 10% host fee for dice duels over the chance of being glitched out in the arena. Dicing is definately better than staking if you are just looking to gamble.

To those that say dicing is unfair to the player because the host does 55x2 or 60x2, not all dicing clans do that. Dragon Dyce for instance only hosts dice duels which is where the host middle mans the money between 2 people who roll 2-6 sided dice, so you chances of winning are 50/50 just like staking without the worries of glitches.

 

[Lacey 01]

Im very sorry, but what the fuck is Dicing ?

Would someone be so kind as to explain this to me ?

 

[Liam_]

Im very sorry, but what the fuck is Dicing ?

Would someone be so kind as to explain this to me ?

It's a new way of gambling where you or someone else can host. Usually popular CC's charge a lot for a rank in the chat so you can be a hoster. Anyways you have a set of dice that roll 1-100, and if the hoster is rolling, if they rolll 1-54 (if they're doing 55x2) then they win, 55 is sometimes a re roll or just a win, and 56-100 means you win, getting your cash you gave to him to bet and they give you the same amount you bet from THEIR cash pile.

It's like staking except it takes no skill.

 

[Lacey 01]

Do they actually have dice in game ?
I probably sound like a complete and utter bellend but i really don't know shit about RS anymore, t's what happens when you quit for 4 years haha.

 

[Liam_]

I came back from a years break a week ago and started dicing the first day. You can buy these sacks from a guy in Al Kharid and there's tons of options for the types of dice you want... (1, 6 sided, 2, 6 sided.. etc)

Join a dicing friend chat and buy some dice and you'll start to understand it more.

 

[Scrooge_Mcduck]

How do people go about finding a trustworthy dice host?

 

[Slatopaz]

Just because of this thread, I started dicing. So far I made 1.5M . I'm using that staking technique where you bet (say 100k) and lose then bet 200k. If you lose that, bet 300k, etc. Hopefully I won't get addicted
EDIT: Made 2.5M now

 

[ejjman1]

There is a dice glitch out...so yeah...i wouldnt dice if i were you