Topic: Dice multiplayer theory - page 4. (Read 579 times)
By multiple players do you mean online or offline although both still use the same strategy. But still can't guarantee a win. For me been able to use your outcome from each dice throw no matter what it is the best strategy. And you should try to study the weak point of your opponent which would definitely require you losing a couple of games to him while you try to predict his possible moves if a certain set of numbers appears
I am not 100% sure what OP meant by multiplayer but I think there are dice games which are basically multiplayer. For example, there are live dice games. That is a multiplayer dice game because you are not the only player who is in the game. Other players are also placing bets on the same roll that you are placing your bet on.
As to PVP in dice I haven't heard of it. There might be one, who knows? I haven't played in one, though, but it sounds interesting. Rather than play against the house, why not play against another player?
As to PVP in dice I haven't heard of it. There might be one, who knows? I haven't played in one, though, but it sounds interesting. Rather than play against the house, why not play against another player?
It turns out that having several multi-accounts, you can make several bets on one event (even on opposite outcomes)? It seems to me that once upon a time I personally invented and tested different strategies for myself, and if I am not mistaken, then in such conditions the player can gain an advantage over the casino (I understand that multi-accounts are prohibited, but everyone knows that this prohibition is bypassed).
I'd think it's either of the two, against an AI or against each other. Against an AI is like how blackjack works I guess? With a bit more rules maybe to make it more fun, a specific rule to be exact, not that I'd know what would make it more fun. Maybe something like instead of taking the total of each dice of the player, it should be made into combinations that give more points depending on if they built something or not. The against player one would basically be the same, but against other players instead.
It's easy, just throw the dice and hope that you are in the right time and right place that it lands on your number, I think that's the only way there is, theory won't be useful because it's a game of chance.
At least read what OP said and not just the first word of the topic title lmao. 
AFAIK, there's no mutiplayer in dice. If that's what you're asking then just keep loving dice despite having no multiplayer on it but you can still enjoy it on your own.
I am not 100% sure what OP meant by multiplayer but I think there are dice games which are basically multiplayer. For example, there are live dice games. That is a multiplayer dice game because you are not the only player who is in the game. Other players are also placing bets on the same roll that you are placing your bet on.
As to PVP in dice I haven't heard of it. There might be one, who knows? I haven't played in one, though, but it sounds interesting. Rather than play against the house, why not play against another player?
Dice is the most popular game in modern-day casinos. The reasons remain clear to me but am a fan of dice, as it doesn’t take much energy to play and win on a single game.
But I want to know the basic theory to play within a multiplayer?
But I want to know the basic theory to play within a multiplayer?
Honestly, I don't quite understand what you mean by multiplayer on dice.
What I understand on dice is pretty basic, just like the normal dice, just roll and choose over or under on the specific number.
Multiplier seems like a competition for me, one player vs the other, not you gambling versus the computer or the machine.
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It's easy, just throw the dice and hope that you are in the right time and right place that it lands on your number, I think that's the only way there is, theory won't be useful because it's a game of chance.
You don't understand what the OP was saying because she was not referring to a real multiplayer dice game where people roll the dice and the highest number roller win the bet but she's talking multiplayer dice introduced by an online casino which people have to just select a certain range of number they believe the dice result will be. 
Dice is the most popular game in modern-day casinos. The reasons remain clear to me but am a fan of dice, as it doesn’t take much energy to play and win on a single game.
But I want to know the basic theory to play within a multiplayer?
You mean a PVP dice instead of house dice? Well that would be interesting. I guess it's going to be the same. Each user will place a bet and then decide if they are going to roll over or under a certain number. After deciding, both of them rolls the dice. The one that predicts correctly wins everything, while the other loses. If both of them predicts correctly, then its going to be a draw. Or maybe something like who can roll the highest? Two player rolls a dice. The one that rolled the highest or lowest number wins. But I want to know the basic theory to play within a multiplayer?
You are right, the house will never allow the player to player dice round as the bet amount goes from the casino house to the user, it’s important to note that house edge will always oversee the outcome of each game, and gambling platforms are always after the money from the house edge.
You are particularly talking about PvP type which it cant really be called that a dice because this is most likely to be seen on card games or coin flip ones and we know and as said by others that you are against with the house and yes it does really have that house edge which you should be aware of thats why when you do play dice then its better to be aware and stop midway
when you are in profits and call it a day rather than on continuing and believe that you could beat up the house.
Dice is the most popular game in modern-day casinos. The reasons remain clear to me but am a fan of dice, as it doesn’t take much energy to play and win on a single game.
But I want to know the basic theory to play within a multiplayer?
But I want to know the basic theory to play within a multiplayer?
If you are talking about a case when a player can make several bets on one roll of the dice (even on opposite events like <49,5% > 50%), then I have not heard that any casino provides such an option. If I'm not mistaken, then a player with this option will have an advantage over the casino and will be able to win on a permanent basis.
You are right, the house will never allow the player to player dice round as the bet amount goes from the casino house to the user, it’s important to note that house edge will always oversee the outcome of each game, and gambling platforms are always after the money from the house edge.
Dice is the most popular game in modern-day casinos. The reasons remain clear to me but am a fan of dice, as it doesn’t take much energy to play and win on a single game.
But I want to know the basic theory to play within a multiplayer?
Considering on how many dice gambling sites nowadays then we can really say that there is indeed a demand into it and also they are really making profits or revenue since people do really love to play dice.But I want to know the basic theory to play within a multiplayer?
Asking out about multiplayer? No it is just a players-vs-house type of game which it would really be a solo-one for you to play on direct to the point on that particular time that you do play.
All matters with luck but somehow you can make use of some strategies to make it longer or something like that but dont ever rely that they would guarantee profits.
Dice is becoming a recent discussion in many casinos and online forums and there is no known theory other than to rely heavily on luck and some basic skills, get the dice rolling and get set for whatever comes out as a result it’s as simple as that.
Dice is the most popular game in modern-day casinos. The reasons remain clear to me but am a fan of dice, as it doesn’t take much energy to play and win on a single game.
But I want to know the basic theory to play within a multiplayer?
This is something new to me I only play dice with the house or against someone not never multiplayer so far, on the gambling sites I'm playing there is none offering a multiplayer feature, but searching on the internet for something like multiplayer, I found this it's in the development stage from a developer I don't know if the programmer succeeded in creating a dice multi player, but it's something a gambling casino can take up.But I want to know the basic theory to play within a multiplayer?
https://www.codeproject.com/Questions/1042445/Dice-Game-How-to-allow-for-multiple-players
If even a multi-player dice game is there, I think most of the players will prefer playing against the house since it will allow customized amounts and multiplier which isn't possible against other players who will want to have their own multiplier and bet amount.
It's easy, just throw the dice and hope that you are in the right time and right place that it lands on your number, I think that's the only way there is, theory won't be useful because it's a game of chance.
Dice is the most popular game in modern-day casinos. The reasons remain clear to me but am a fan of dice, as it doesn’t take much energy to play and win on a single game.
But I want to know the basic theory to play within a multiplayer?
If that is about the basic theory to play dice, you only need to place your bet and push the button. It is so simple as that and even you do not have to bother about the theory, the strategy or else. The important is you know how to play the dice game and how much money you will use to bet and let the website do the rest.But I want to know the basic theory to play within a multiplayer?
You know that dice game is one of the gambling games based on luck, so no matter what your strategy, theory or method is, if you do not have luck, you will hard to win instead of losing your money.
But I want to know the basic theory to play within a multiplayer?
Theory mean how exactly that work ? dice game like that was made to "Provably fair" because the numbers came out through Clientseed - provided by your browser if you ask the theory to always win i dont think someone has an answer for that because the point is its provably fair system . Quote from: https://dicesites.com/provably-fair
How does provably fair work?
Serverseed - provided by the gambling site
Clientseed - provided by your browser and adjusted by you
Nonce - A number that increases with each bet you make
Serverseed - provided by the gambling site
Clientseed - provided by your browser and adjusted by you
Nonce - A number that increases with each bet you make
I think it isn't clarified on OP site regarding this multiplayer game but what YOSHIE shared make sense (somehow) if it's being played by two or more players? I think it wills still be the same aspect of play even if it's on multiplayer game, nothing much new I guess, correct me if I'm wrong.
I wonder if OP means a giant dice game. I have played bustabit many times and we can see other players making their bets at the same time as we make ours. So maybe OP wants to ask if there is such a dice game where many people can bet on each round, something like a roulette probably.
Never heard of dice being played as a multiplayer. It's just you against the odds and house edge, that's it.
It's not a multiplier I thought it's a type error but it's both on the title and on his post, we are playing dice for a long now but never encounter a multiplayer, but if there's something like that and you have a site where it is being played then he should have posted here so we can discuss that multiplayer dice game, like me I'm sure many will be interested to play something like this.
But I want to know the basic theory to play within a multiplayer?
In light of what others have said already, I think you need to clarify your question. What do you mean by 'the basic theory to play within a multiplayer'?
Many different versions of classic dice games can be found at casinos, but the basic concept remains the same: players bet on the outcome of a pair of dice. Unlike physical casino, online casinos use a provably fair random number generator instead of dice. It is also possible to play multiplayer versions, in which players compete against each other, but the specific concept of each game will vary.
Dice is the most popular game in modern-day casinos. The reasons remain clear to me but am a fan of dice, as it doesn’t take much energy to play and win on a single game.
But I want to know the basic theory to play within a multiplayer?
But I want to know the basic theory to play within a multiplayer?
There is no theory to it, unless you can extract some type of mathematical formula from the specific site that you're playing on. It is unlikely to have any impact on the profitability of your play, because the casino likely set it up where the house is always the winner in the long run and no single player will be able to get an advantage better than that. If you wanted to share which site you play on, maybe we could go through it and tell you how badly the game is tilted, but it seems a little futile. Maybe move over to some sort of skill based gambling game if you're looking to gain an advantage over other players - poker or even live multiplayer blackjack springs to mind, otherwise accept that dice is just for fun.
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