Dice Probability Calculator

If you are wondering just how likely a certain dice roll is you are in the right spot to find that out. With our dice probability calculator, you can learn just how likely or unlikely a dice roll is, or multiple dice rolls.

Dice Information

Dice type

Number of dice

Calculate For

Desired Outcome

Dice value that I want is

All dice at least or equal to

All dice less than or equal to

Number of dice

Landing on

Atleast X dice

equal to

Sum equals exactly

Sum from all dice is greater than

Probability Results

Likelihood of your desired outcome:


Understanding Dice Probability

Dice probability calculation is a complex problem. There are many different probabilities to solve for, a number of different variables, and a number of different challenges that come with each. If you are here you are looking to understand the likelihood of a situation occuring on a dice, or die, roll. Let's take a closer look at the calculator and process here.

Dice Probability Calculation Breakdown - Dice Information

This is the first set of data required for your calculator.

Dice Type

Believe it or not, there are many different types of dice. Not all dice are only 6 sides. Some have many more sides. You will need to enter the specific dice you are trying to calculate a probability for.

Number of Dice

A straightforward field, the number of dice being included in the calculation is needed to be able to calculate the correct probability.

Dice Probability Calculation - Calculate For

This is the second set of data required for your calculation.

Desired Outcome

Desired outcome is what you are looking to get the probability of. You will have to choose from a dropdown list of options what you are looking to get the probability of.

All Dice With the Same Value

This desired outcome is for people who want to see the likelihood of all dice landing on the same number.

Dice Value that I Want

When you choose the "all dice with the same value" outcome, you will need to enter the specific number you want to account for.

What Are The Different Types of Dice

There are many different type of dice, with different numbers of sides comes a completely different shaped dice as well. We included some of the most common ones in our formulas:

  • 6-Sided: This is the most common type of dice that everyone knows and loves. There is nothing special or unique about this one.
  • 8-Sided (Octahedron): Having 8 sides it is slightly more varied than the most typical die. It typically appears in the shape of two pyramids stuck together, with one pointing up and one pointing down, connected at their bases.
  • 10-Sided (Decahedron): A more obscured die, it is more in the shape of a circle as there are many sides that make it hard to be any other shape.
  • 12-Sided (Dodecahedron): With each side typically being a pentagon, this is a very unique die.
  • 20-Sided (Icosahedron): With this many sides, the shape of this is very hard to describe. As you can imagine, the probability of rolling a specific number with this die is much less likely at this point.

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