2dice Demo by Fallproof Games

2dice Overview

2dice is a dice casino game by Fallproof Games, where a roll wins when its total matches a selected sum. The playing screen shows selectable totals, with the multiplier and prize displayed alongside the bet and balance. The selected sums determine the payout before the roll.

The game automatically settles any incomplete round when you log in and adds its result to your balance. The game history records the settled result, so you can check the outcome after returning. The published RTP is 96%, and the maximum win is 34.56x the bet per round.

2dice Specifications

2dice publishes a 96% RTP across every selection and mode, so no selection offers a higher stated return. However, its mode listing gives a different figure for dice_1, creating an inconsistency. The published return describes expected results over many rounds, not a promised return for any short session.

2dice Targets and Payouts

Setting the Target

In 2dice, you select from 1 to 5 distinct sums before the roll determines the result. A match between a selected sum and the total of the dice produces a win. All selections stay fixed during the round, so the result requires no further decision.

Win Chance and Payouts

2dice calculates its multiplier as 34.56x ÷ S, where S means the total weight of the selected sums. Fewer or rarer picks give higher payouts, while broader or more common selections lower them to a minimum of 1.44x the bet. Higher payouts always carry lower winning chances.

Game Modes

Your selections determine the 2dice mode through their combined weight, rather than through a separate mode purchase. Each mode therefore represents the weight of the chosen sums, not simply their count. Moving between modes changes the winning chance and multiplier through that total selection weight.

2dice Review

You can try the 2dice demo with play money. 2dice gives its selections a meaningful role, because changing the chosen sums changes both winning chance and payout. Selecting rarer totals in 2dice produces a different proposition from covering several common sums. That connection makes the choice in 2dice more substantial than changing the stake alone.

2dice falls short on return clarity, because its mode listings conflict with its statement of a fixed return across selections. That inconsistency in 2dice leaves readers without a coherent account of the published percentages. The payout examples in 2dice explain individual choices more clearly than its return information explains modes.

2dice suits readers who want selection control before a short round, with published examples connecting chosen sums to chances and payouts. Readers comparing return information will find the conflicting statements in 2dice a drawback. BonusTiime regards 2dice as a functional selection game held back by inconsistent mathematical information.

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