VisiDice

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Which dice numbers?

Tap numbers to select matching rolls.

Rows: die 1 · Columns: die 2

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How visits are counted

One visit per browser per 30-minute window. Week starts Monday; periods use Europe/Berlin time. Unique IPs count distinct network addresses today, resetting at midnight Berlin time. People sharing a network count once; changing networks may count you again. Only daily-changing IP hashes are stored, and previous days’ hashes are removed on the next recorded IP visit. Visit totals still use a random browser cookie. These are estimates, not verified people; no raw IP addresses are stored.

How to use VisiDice

Which dice numbers? Select the numbers you want to see. “At least one die” selects rolls where either die matches any selected number. “Both dice” requires each die to match a selected number; doubles are included. For 4, 5 and 6, the chances are 75% and 25%. This replaces the grid selection. Individual squares remain editable, and Undo restores both selection and mode. Shared links preserve selected rolls, not the mode setting.

Open VisiDice online once and wait for “Ready for offline use”. You can then reopen this address without internet. On iPhone, use Safari → Share → Add to Home Screen for quick access. Your browser may remove offline data if storage is cleared or space runs low. Statistics, short links and coffee payments need internet.

Tap a square to select it. Tap again to clear it.

Each square counts once. For a roll such as 2–3, select both 2–3 and 3–2. Movement distance is for one checker: use either die or both; doubles allow one to four moves. For example, 3–3 can move 3, 6, 9 or 12 pips. Required landing points must be open; board restrictions are not evaluated.

Two fair dice have 36 equally likely outcomes. Probability = selected squares ÷ 36 × 100. Undo restores the previous selection, including after Clear all or a distance selection.

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