🎲 Predicely

Place a bet and roll the die. Every roll has a 1-in-6 chance of busting (rolling a 1) — bust and you lose your bet. Survive a roll and your potential payout grows by ~20%. Bank anytime to lock in your current payout — the longer you push your luck, the bigger the prize, but the odds of busting never change.

Stack matching dice in a column to multiply their value — but beware: when an opponent places that same value in the same column (✕, ◯ or ▲), your matching dice are knocked off your board and returned to your hand, and you'll have to place them all over again. The game ends the moment any player places their last die — highest total score wins.

A roll with no scoring dice at all is a Farkle — you bust and lose the bet. Set aside any complete scoring combo, then roll the rest or bank your points. Setting aside all 6 dice gives you a fresh 6 ("hot dice") with your score carried over.

Place a bet to deal. Hit to roll another die, or Stand to let the dealer play out their hand. Closest to 21 without busting wins — land exactly on 21 for a 3:2 bonus payout.

13 turns, one per category. Each turn: roll 5 dice, hold any you want to keep, and reroll the rest — up to 3 rolls total — then commit the hand to any open category. Payout is continuous: payout = floor(bet × finalScore / 190) — 190 is "par" (1 coin per point at that bet), so scoring above 190 turns a profit.

Your final score is (45 − sum of tiles left open), plus 10 if you shut the whole box. Payout is continuous: payout = floor(bet × finalScore / 35) — 35 is "par", so a final score above 35 turns a profit.

Bets come off your balance as you place them and wins are paid straight back — the felt shows each zone's payout. A Pass bet rides once the point is on: finish the hand before cashing out. The free table plays with a play bank instead — no coins move, no XP.

Sends instantly — your opponent sees it as a live speech bubble.

Sends instantly — your opponent sees it as a live speech bubble.

Sends instantly — your opponent sees it as a live speech bubble.

Each roll gives you two moves — four on doubles. You may land on any point that is empty, yours, or holds exactly one enemy checker; two or more enemy checkers block it. Landing on a lone enemy checker sends it to the bar, and while you have a checker on the bar you must bring it back before doing anything else. Once all fifteen of your checkers are home you can bear them off: an exact roll always works, and a bigger roll only bears off from your farthest-back point. If there is any way to play both numbers you must, and if only one can be played it has to be the higher one — the board only ever highlights moves that obey this, so you can't get it wrong. No doubling cube in this version.

Hover a piece (or your "Not played" stack) to preview exactly where it will land. The centre column is the only shared lane — that's where captures happen. First to get all seven pieces home wins.