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繁體中文Lightning Dice Explained
Lightning Dice is a live game show where three dice drop down a tower and you bet on their total, with random multipliers added. This guide explains it. It is a type of live game show.
- You bet on the total of three dice (3 to 18).
- Before the roll, random totals are struck by lightning and given multipliers.
- Rarer totals like 3 or 18 are far less likely than middle totals, so they pay more, and lightning multipliers add further on top.
How a round works
You bet on what the total of three dice will be — anywhere from 3 to 18. The dice are dropped through a tower and their combined total settles the bets, similar to Sic Bo totals.
Lightning multipliers
Before the roll, random 'lightning' strikes several totals and assigns each a multiplier.
Rarer totals pay more
Totals like 3 or 18 are far less likely than middle totals like 10 or 11, so they pay more. The multipliers add another layer on top.
A game of chance
The dice are random, so no strategy changes the result. Set a budget and use responsible gambling tools.
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FAQ
You bet on the total of three dice (3 to 18). The dice drop through a tower and their total settles bets, with random lightning multipliers boosting some totals.
Before the roll, random totals are struck by lightning and given multipliers. If you bet on one that lands, your payout is boosted.
Rarer totals like 3 or 18 are far less likely than middle totals, so they pay more, and lightning multipliers add further on top.
Last updated: 2026-06-15