Dice Clash

Dice Clash is a BGaming dice game built around a simple head-to-head contest: your dice total is compared with the opponent’s, and the higher total wins. If both totals are equal, the round is a draw and the payout depends on the selected risk level.

How Dice Clash works

The key choice is the volatility setting. On Low, you roll two dice against the opponent’s one, with possible multipliers from 0.5x to 10x. Medium gives both sides two dice and multipliers from 1x to 21x. On High, you roll one die against the opponent’s two, increasing the difficulty but allowing multipliers from 2x to 46x. This makes the risk setting meaningful rather than cosmetic.

BGaming also includes an Autoplay option for setting a number of automatic rolls and adjusting bet behaviour after wins or losses. Each roll remains a chance-based event; changing the risk level changes the payout profile, not the ability to predict the next result.

RTP and maximum multiplier

BGaming publishes a theoretical RTP of 98.05% for Dice Clash, a 46x maximum multiplier and an overall volatility classification of Medium-Low. RTP is a long-run statistical figure and does not predict the result of an individual round or session. The free demo uses play money, making it useful for comparing the three risk settings before considering real-money play.