Win with The Dice

 

How to win with the dice?

 

Whether you play at home or in a casino, dice games are fun games of chance and chance. Traditionally, dice games are gambling games (like craps, which is commonly played in casinos), but home games like yahtzee provide the same kind of fun and excitement as casino games, regardless of your age. To increase your chances of winning, you can take advantage of the odds. Here are some methods for understanding dice game odds and how to apply them to certain games.

 

Method 1 - Understand the odds of the dice

 

1.- Learn the total number of combinations. The probability range will vary based on the number of dice you have and the number of sides each die has. The number of combinations is determined by how many combinations of numbers the dice can form. For each die there is a one in six or 1/6 chance that you will get any number, with six possible numbers in all. The number of probabilities increases with each die you have. For each additional die, the total number of possibilities increases 6 times. There are a total of 36 (6 x 6) combinations for two dice, 216 (36 x 6) combinations for three dice, and so on.

 

2.- Determine the probability of a number. To determine how often a number can come up, you need to figure out how many ways that number can appear with the number of dice you have. For example, if you have three dice, the probability of rolling 8 is 21/216. The possible combinations are 1 - 2 - 5, 1 - 3 -4, 1 - 1 - 6, 2 - 3 - 3 and 2 - 2 - 4. For each combination using three unique dice, there are a total of 6 combinations of dices. For each combination using two unique dice, there are a total of 3 dice combinations. For the number 8, there are two combinations of numbers that have three unique dice (6 + 6) and there are three combinations of numbers that have two unique dice (3 + 3 + 3), for a total of 21 possibilities.

 

3.- Learn the probability of two dice games. Most games, as well as many board games in general, use two dice. Learning how to calculate the probabilities of two-dice games can be helpful when deciding your strategy. The odds in two dice games are easy to calculate. Just multiply the number of probabilities by 2 to find the maximum number of ways you can get that number.

 

• For example, to get 7 you can roll a 1 and 6, a 2 and 5 or a 3 and 4. Since there are two dice, double the number of combinations (3 x 2), which is a total of 6/36 combinations.

 

• You can also use the odds in any board game. For example, if you play Monopoly and are rolling for the first time while in jail, the probability that you will roll a 12 is 1/36 or 2.7%. These are not high odds, so you may have to pay $ 50 to get out of jail, so you don't go three turns without playing, since if you don't roll a 12, you will have to pay the money at the end anyway.

 

• These statistics are based on six-sided dice. If the game uses dice with more sides, the probability of each combination of numbers will change.

 

Method 2 - Use the odds in craps

 

1.- Calculate the odds in craps. Craps is a game of chance, but you can use statistics to find out how to place your bets. You win at craps on your first roll if you roll a 7 or an 11. The combinations that will result in 7 are 1 - 6, 2 - 5 and 3 - 4. Since there are two dice, you need to multiply the number of combinations by 2 (3 x 2), which gives you a total of 6 of 36 chances or 17% of getting 7 on your first cast. For an 11 you can only roll a 6 - 5, so the total number of chances that you will roll an 11 is 2 out of 36 or 5.5%. To find the total probability of winning on your first cast, add 1/6 and 1/18, which makes your total probability of getting a winning number on the first cast 8/36 or 22%.

 

• Pay attention to rolls of 2, 3 and 12. These are considered the losing numbers in craps and no matter what you bet, you will lose if you get those numbers. However, don't worry too much, since the probability that each of these numbers will appear is 1/36 or 2.7%.

 

2.- Bet on the pass line. The pass line is where you bet to get 7 or 11 on your first cast. You can start by betting on the pass line, which will earn you money 22% of the time on your first cast, if you roll a 7 or 11. This can be a good way to move up and bet more and more.

 

3.- Bet on six or eight. If you don't want to bet on the pass line, you can bet on the point numbers. Point numbers are the numbers that are not winners and losers by nature, which are 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, and 10. When your first cast doesn't automatically win or lose, you end up with a point number, which you must throw one more time to win. Sixes and eights are the most likely point numbers and are the ones that are more likely to win than any other point number. There is a 10/36 or 27% chance that your point number will be a six or an eight. Odds decrease once a point number is rolled, with a 5/36 or 13.8% chance that you will get the corresponding point number.

 

• Although these probabilities seem low, they are the highest for any point number. The chances of you winning on a 5 or 9 are 4/36 or 11% and on a 4 or 10 they are 3/36 or 8.3%. These are much lower than the 13.8% probability that you will win on a 6 or an 8.

 

4.- Work the probabilities. Even if you run into a losing streak, following the odds can help you win in the long run, regardless of losses in the short run. The odds are always equal to themselves, but that process may take longer than you anticipate. If you have a lot of money to waste, playing against the odds can be a fun risk to take.

 

Method 3 - Use the odds in yahtzee

 

1.- Understand the probabilities. Yahtzee is a great dice game, but relying on five dice to roll can be a daunting task. There is only a 6/7776 chance that you will cast the coveted yahtzee combination, which is not a great chance by any means. There is a 7056/7776 or 91% chance that you will land a pair on your cast, so you may need to strive for something higher early on as you are more likely to land at least a pair or two on your final cast.

 

2.- Determine the probabilities of a yahtzee. To determine the probability of a yahtzee, just multiply the number of sides a die has by the number of dice there are (6 x 6 x 6 x 6 x 6). This is your base number (7776). Since there are 6 numbers that can be used to yahtzee, then your probability is 6/7776 or 0.1%. The other combinations are much more likely, so settling for one of the other combinations will make you more likely to score higher and win the game than always trying to get a yahtzee.

 

3.- Try to get a full house (full house). A good way to get some extra points in yatzhee is to try to get a full house when it appears at the beginning. Full house is much more likely (300/7776 or 3.9%) than poker (150/7776 or 1.9%) and has more points (25) than the highest poker (24). Although you could try to get a yahtzee, the probability is so low that trying to get the easy points early on will work best in your favor. Also, a full house can be difficult later when you really need it in the game.

 

4.- Try to get the long ladder. On your first cast of the game, there is only a 3.1% chance that you will land a long straight. If you can get three successive numbers out of four, take advantage of the odds and keep rolling. Imagine that you have the following combination 2 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5. If you roll the 2 again, there is a 2/6 or 33% chance that you will get the 1 or 6 required to complete the straight. The probability that you will get the 2 you need to make a poker or yahtzee is not very good, so try the straight.

 

5.- Obtain the additional points. If you roll three of four 4s, 5s, or 6s, use them in the top section as your total score for those numbers instead of counting them as a set or a poker. This will add more points to your top section total and help you earn an additional 35 points. If you count them as a three of a kind or a poker, you only guarantee the total of the dice. If you get the bonus points from the top section, you get the score from those dice and the bonus 35 points.

 

• If you are near the end of the game with only one or two of the highest numbers in the top section to add up as the totals for those numbers, you may lose your additional points, which will decrease 35 points from your total score.

 

 

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