The odds of dicing

What odds do you consider being too high?

For example a 55x2 game would have a 10% house advantage, meaning if you bet 100M, your expected return would be 90M. Therefore having a loss of 10M for every bet you make.

What odds would you consider fair?
Can you still have fun if the odds are against you?
Would you only stick to truly 50/50 to have the most enjoyable experience?

 

Isn't it 5 percent?

 

No, you do (chance of winning*payout)-100 = house advantage

 

You will never win if you keep dicing good luck.

 

Theres always a winner.

 

I'd only play for 50/50 myself

 

55x2, is 54% host win. 1% tie and 45% roller win.

1-10 depends on first roll.
If user rolls a 7/10. The next roller has a 30% of win 10% of tie, and 60% of loss

 

^That's actually the correct percentages.

 

You made a good point, if anyone is doing 55x2 games they should make it clear what the roll 55 means. I saw a thread earlier that meant 55 = host win, meaning that any roll 56+ would be a loss for the host.

And yeah HNCDice I know the 55x2 in which you described (55 = reroll) has a 4% more chance to win. BUT the house advantage is 8% .

 

It's 9% house actually. But cheers

 

Personally I don't see why people would want to 55x2. This is not Runescape.
We now also have "dice MM" charging fees. Just do some background checks before dicing someone and you should be fine. Over $400 paid to me and not one chargeback.

 

Yeah, typo ;D.

 

Lol
Basic info.
99% of people will dice 1-10 with Anyone
Where as the same people would only bet on 55x2 with trusted users

 

Yeah its definitely a risk for the user considering PayPal's lack of buyer protection on gifts. That's why I wish bitcoins were more popular/stable .

 

Exactly!! Bit coins are pretty fucked

 

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