Stake Dice: chance, payout and house edge
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How the chance slider ties to the multiplier and why Martingale does not beat the math.
Originals · By Denis Satoshi
How the chance slider ties to the multiplier and why Martingale does not beat the math.
In Dice you pick a threshold, and the payout is inversely proportional to the win chance: lower probability, higher multiplier. The house edge is built into the odds and is constant at any stake. Strategies like Martingale (doubling after a loss) only redistribute variance and eventually hit the bet cap or your bankroll — they do not change expected value.
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FAQ — Stake Dice: chance, payout and house edge
In short, stake Dice: chance, payout and house edge?
How the chance slider ties to the multiplier and why Martingale does not beat the math.
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Remember: the casino has a mathematical edge over time, and provably-fair results are random. Any strategy manages risk but does not change expected value. 18+.
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