Dice

Goated Dice is a provably-fair Goated Originals game played on a 100-sided virtual die, with win multipliers up to ~99x and a 99% RTP.

Unlike fixed-odds table games, Dice doesn't lock you into preset outcomes. You adjust your win chance, multiplier, and pace in real time by moving a single slider — every roll is instant, and every result can be independently verified through Goated's provably-fair system.

Dice is one of the purest expressions of what Goated Originals are about: transparent math, player-controlled risk, and a house edge you can see and verify rather than take on faith.

Dice Game Information

What is the Dice game on Goated?

Goated Dice is a custom-built, in-house Originals title. A 100-sided die is in play, producing outcomes from 0.00 to 100.00 across 10,001 possible results. Every roll is instant, and you decide your win condition before placing the bet.

What makes Dice stand out is control: you directly set your win chance, risk level, and payout potential through one slider. Want near-guaranteed small wins? Set a wide target. Chasing a ~99x payout? Bet on a sliver of the range. The 99% RTP holds at every setting.

What are the rules of Goated Dice?

The rules come down to one prediction: will the roll land above or below your target number? Choose a target from 1 to 99, then pick a direction:

• Roll Under — you win if the result lands below your target number.
• Roll Over — you win if the result lands above your target number.

Set your bet amount, roll, and the result is instant — an automatic win or loss. A riskier target pays a higher multiplier; a safer target wins more often for less.

What features does Goated Dice have?

Dice pairs simple rules with some of the deepest betting controls of any Goated Original:

• Bet Amount — the base stake for every round.
• Number of Bets — how many rounds an auto-bet session runs.
• On Win adjustment — reset to base stake or increase your bet by a set percentage after a win.
• On Loss adjustment — reset or increase by a percentage after a loss, for recovery-style systems.
• Stop on Profit — automatically end the session once total profit hits your target.
• Stop on Loss — automatically end the session when losses reach your limit.
• Instant Auto-bet — run an entire auto-bet session instantly and see the summarized result.
• Custom strategies — build, save, and reuse your own betting strategies with Goated's strategy editor.
• Hotkeys — bet with Space, double/halve your stake with W/S, move the target with A/D, and flip roll direction with Q.

How to play Goated Dice

1. Choose your bet size.
2. Drag the slider to your target number (1–99) and pick Roll Over or Roll Under.
3. Hit Bet — the roll is instant.
4. Your payout depends on your win chance: lower chance, higher multiplier.

Here's how the numbers work in practice:

The pattern behind the table is a single formula:

Multiplier = 99 ÷ win chance (%)

The 99 is the 99% RTP — it stays constant across every setup, which means no target is secretly "better value" than another. You're always trading frequency for size.

What strategies can you use for Goated Dice?

No betting system changes the 1% house edge — but structured systems can help you manage your bankroll and shape your session. The popular ones, all easy to run through Goated's auto-bet controls:

• Martingale — double your bet after every loss, aiming to recover with one win. Wins small amounts often; one long losing streak can be expensive. Use Stop on Loss.
• Delayed Martingale — only start raising your bet after a sequence of losses, softening the curve.
• Paroli — increase after each win to ride streaks, reset after a loss. Caps downside, doesn't add edge.
• D'Alembert — raise your stake one unit after a loss, lower it after a win. The gentlest progression.
• Flat betting — same stake every roll. Lowest variance, longest bankroll life.

Honest verdict: over enough rolls every system returns 99%. Strategy shapes variance, not expected value. Set Stop on Profit and Stop on Loss before you start, and treat any system as entertainment structure — not an edge.

Goated Dice vs traditional dice games

Is Goated Dice fair?

Yes — and you don't have to take Goated's word for it. Every roll is generated from three inputs: a server seed (committed as a hash before you bet), your client seed (editable in your settings), and a nonce that increments each bet. These are combined with HMAC-SHA256, and the resulting value is converted to your roll as floor(float × 10001) / 100 — an outcome from 0.00 to 100.00.

Because the server seed is hashed and shown before your bet, Goated cannot alter an outcome after seeing your pick. To check any past roll: rotate your seed on the seeds page to reveal the previous server seed, then reproduce the result on the verification page. The full algorithm is published on the implementation page.

How to fund your account to play Dice

Deposit crypto in a few steps:

1. Open Wallet → Deposit to get your personal deposit address.
2. Send funds from your crypto wallet or exchange to that address — Solana-based transfers are supported natively.
3. Prefer fiat? Buy crypto by card directly in-app through the Onramper integration.
4. Use the Vault to store funds separately from your playing balance, and swap into the GOATED token in-app if you choose.

The Daily Dice Race

Dice players on Goated compete in the Daily Dice Race — a daily leaderboard with a prize pool paid to the top wagerers, topped by a 250 first-place prize. It runs every day, no opt-in required: playing Dice automatically ranks you. Combined with weekly races, raffles, and challenges, it adds a competitive layer on top of the base game.

Other Goated Originals to play

If you enjoy Dice's fast, customizable gameplay, try these in-house games:

• Limbo — pick a target multiplier up to 1,000,000x; win if the result beats it.
• Mines — reveal gems, dodge mines, cash out anytime.
• Plinko — drop a ball through the pin pyramid for a slot multiplier.
• Crash — cash out before the climbing multiplier crashes.

Want to go deeper on Dice? Read the Goated Dice guide on our blog.