Three dice against the bank
The first wager opens a 60-second entry window. The bank rolls first. Bank triples, 4–5–6 or point 6 beat every player immediately; bank 1–2–3 or point 1 pay a normal win to every player.
Against bank point 2–5, players roll in accepted bet order. A pair sets the remaining die as the point. Higher points win, and the bank wins ties. Rolls without a valid result reroll automatically. The pair’s value does not change the point.
Read gross return separately from profit
A normal win returns 2× the wager, including the original stake. Against a playing bank, player triples or 4–5–6 return 3× the stake: double profit plus the stake. A losing wager returns zero. For a 1,000 SDICE normal win, the gross return is 2,000 and the profit is 1,000.
The fixed 0.01 SOL bet deposit is separate from the SDICE wager and network fees. Review the actual refund and processing amounts in the game; do not treat the entire deposit as the house edge.
The dice animation follows the result
ORAO supplies verifiable randomness, and the native rules derive the outcome used for settlement. The scene plays that result rather than letting a browser choose winning dice. Inspect the round identity, history and transaction receipt to connect an animation to its onchain outcome.
A pending wager should be reconciled before another submission. A bet queued during playback can belong to the next round; check the round number. Randomness-provider availability and transaction confirmation can affect when a result appears.