Pick
Tap up to five dice anywhere on the grid — the loners, the troublemakers, the ones ruining a perfectly good pair.
The odds are finally in your favor.
Odds are red.
Evens are black.
Roll with it.
Twenty-five dice, ten poker hands, and not a single deck to shuffle. Pick up to five dice, roll them, and watch every row and column get a little luckier. Poker, minus the poker face.
Roll the dice ↗Pair-a-dice, three-a-dice…
Paradise, but with more dice.
Learn in thirty seconds
One move. Ten hands.
Start with 25 freshly rolled dice in a five-by-five grid and ten rolls to improve them.
Roll
Roll them all at once. One die or five, every roll spends one of your ten rolls.
Cash out
Stop whenever you like. Every roll you don't use pays +1 point. Greed is optional.
Ten chances to score
Build a row. Mind the column.
Each row and each column scores as a five-dice poker hand, and your total is the sum of all ten. Straights run 1–2–3–4–5 or 2–3–4–5–6. When all five dice in a line share a color — all odd or all even — add a +5 color bonus.
Fun fact: there are only three odd faces and three even faces, so a one-color line always hides at least two pair. Math is sneaky like that.
| Five of a Kind | 25 |
| Four of a Kind | 15 |
| Full House | 10 |
| Straight | 8 |
| Three of a Kind | 4 |
| Two Pair | 2 |
| One Pair | 1 |
| No Hand | 0 |
| All one color | +5 |
How lucky are you?
Roll your way up.
Snake Eyes0–49
Lucky Streak50–69
Hot Hand70–89
High Roller90–119
Paradice Found120+
When the dice rest.
The game ends when your tenth roll lands, or when you cash out early. Each unused roll is worth +1, so a great board is worth protecting — and a bad streak is worth walking away from.
No timer. No account. Your game saves on this device, and a seed link gives a friend the same opening board and the same luck, roll for roll.
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