Dice Clash Demo

Three modes change the dice count

Dice Clash places opposing dice on a wooden board beneath cherry blossoms. Low risk gives the player two dice against one for the opponent. Medium gives both sides two, while High gives the player one against the opponent’s two. The chosen configuration therefore changes the contest rather than simply the table’s appearance.

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Comparing the two sides’ totals

After the roll, the face values are totaled. A higher player sum wins, and an equal sum is a draw with a mode-dependent payout. The manufacturer lists 0.5x–10x for Low, 1x–21x for Medium and 2x–46x for High. A credited value below the original stake is not a profit.

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Draw payouts are configuration-specific

The official illustrations show the three risk options and the opposing trays with results alongside them. A control next to Roll changes volatility, and Autoplay can set a run length and behavior after wins or losses. BGaming quotes 98.05% RTP. Recorded totals summarize past rolls without making a particular face due on the next randomized throw.

Official game description checked 2026-11-02. The in-game rules govern the version you open.