Virtual Dice Roller
Our virtual dice roller is for those times when you really need a die but don’t have one handy. Whether it is for teaching probability or for a board game, the Flipcoin Dice Roller has you covered. Throw either a single or multiple dice at once and reduce the need for a physical dice.
What is The Dice Roller?
Our dice roller is a free tool you can use to simulate a dice throw. Its major benefit is that you can use it anytime (if you have an internet connection). The dice rolls are simulated using a randomization algorithm, so the output is completely random.
The rolls are perfectly simulated to operate like a real set of dice. For example, you will see an animation for the rolls and the proper sound effects. So, you can feel the dice roll with your senses.
So, if you ever need a set of dice in a pinch, the FlipCoin Dice Roller is your easiest solution.
How To Use Our Dice Roller?
It is quite easy and straightforward to use our virtual dice roller. Once you are on the Flipcoin home page, just take a look at the top nav bar. You will see three options: “Flip Coin,” “Dice Roller,” and “2048 Game.” Just click on the “Dice Roller.”
Once you are on the Dice Roller menu, you can roll a single die right away by either clicking the “Roll” button or pressing the space bar on your keyboard.
To add more dice or change their design, you should look to the top left of the web page, where you will find the options to change the different settings.
Once you have hit the space bar or the “Roll” button, you will see an animation play out where the dice roll in their place with a distinctive sound. After the animation is over, you will get your results.
Customization Features
Our dice roller has some customization features that you can use if you like to use dice with different colors and designs.
Here’s a detailed breakdown of the customization features:
- Change the number of dice. You can choose to have just one die or up to 20 dice. The choice is yours.
- You can change the text on the dice. Instead of looking at the standard dots, you can put numbers or words as well. The words can say anything, which adds flexibility to the use of the dice.
- You can also add images to the die surfaces. The images must be provided from your device.
- You can turn off the sound that plays during the roll if you want a quiet experience.
Those are the main customization features available in our dice roller.
Where Can You Use Our Dice Roller?
Aside from the obvious use of dice in board games, the dice roller can be used in various other situations as well.
- Teaching Probability and Statistics. The outcomes of a dice roll are often used in these studies to showcase the principles of probability. Instead of using a real set of dice, you can use our virtual dice roller to showcase examples to your students.
- Choosing things randomly. If you are stuck between a choice that you would rather someone else make for you, then put those choices as words on the dice. Then roll them to see what choice gets selected.
Do Provide Feedback For
Our dice roller is a tool for you and the users. Your satisfaction and experiences with the dice roller are our top priority. That’s why your feedback is highly valued.
You can provide us feedback on issues like:
- New features
- Improvements in current features
- Dice designs and types
- Anything else that you feel can improve the dice roller?
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the difference between a die and dice?
In simple words, 'die' is the singular form, whereas 'dice' is the plural form. So if you are referring to one die, then use the singular form. When you are talking about more than 1 die, then you use the plural form, e.g., 3 dice.
If I roll a six-sided die, what is the probability of getting a 3?
The answer is simple—the probability of rolling a 3 on the die is 1/6 or approximately 0.1667. Keep in mind that this estimation is for a six-sided die. It may vary concerning the type of dice.
How to roll a six on a die?
Rolling a six on a die is a matter of chance and luck. There is no guaranteed way to roll a specific number on a fair 6-sided die. That’s why people use dice to get an unpredictable outcome.