What is the most likely sum on three dice?

10 and 11 — both 27/216 = 12.5%.

What is the rarest sum?

3 and 18 — both 1/216 ≈ 0.46%.

What is the maximum Lightning Dice multiplier?

Up to 1,000× on common sums and historically observed pushes toward 2,000×+ on the rarest sums in lucky rounds.

Is Lightning Dice rigged?

No. RNG hardware audited by independent labs, every roll independent.

Can you predict the next dice sum?

No. Three independent dice rolls produce a fixed combinatorial distribution; individual rolls are unpredictable.

How rare is Low (4-10) on Lightning Dice?

Low (4-10) has a theoretical hit rate of 50.00% per spin on Lightning Dice. Observed frequencies on this page can drift above or below that figure across short windows — that's variance, not a tell.

What does Low (4-10) pay on Lightning Dice?

Pays 1× when sum is 4-10 (no lightning multiplier on side bets).

Can the recent Low (4-10) streak predict the next round?

No. Every spin on Lightning Dice is independent of the previous one. "Hot" or "cold" readings describe the past, not the next outcome. The data is useful for transparency and curiosity, not for forecasting.

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Low (4-10) on Lightning Dice: live frequency, average payout, last hit

"Low" covers sums 4 through 10 — half of the 4-17 range. Theoretical hit rate exactly 50% (108 of 216 outcomes). Pays 1×, no lightning multiplier on side bets.

Observed frequency by window

theoretical: 50.00%

Window	Rounds	Low (4-10) hits	Observed %	vs theory	Avg ×	Spins since
Last hour	85	36	42.35%	-7.65 pts	14.14×	1
Last 24 hours	2,029	996	49.09%	-0.91 pts	13.87×	1
Last 7 days	5,000	2431	48.62%	-1.38 pts	14.09×	1
Last 30 days	5,000	2431	48.62%	-1.38 pts	14.09×	1

Numbers refresh every minute. Last hit: 53s ago on Lightning Dice.

Other segments on Lightning Dice

Sum 712.5%Sum 41.4%Sum 171.4%High (11-17)50.0%Odd50.0%Even50.0%

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Frequently asked

How rare is Low (4-10) on Lightning Dice?: Low (4-10) has a theoretical hit rate of 50.00% per spin on Lightning Dice. Observed frequencies on this page can drift above or below that figure across short windows — that's variance, not a tell.
What does Low (4-10) pay on Lightning Dice?: Pays 1× when sum is 4-10 (no lightning multiplier on side bets).
Can the recent Low (4-10) streak predict the next round?: No. Every spin on Lightning Dice is independent of the previous one. "Hot" or "cold" readings describe the past, not the next outcome. The data is useful for transparency and curiosity, not for forecasting.

Low (4-10) on Lightning Dice

"Low" covers sums 4 through 10 — half of the 4-17 range. Theoretical hit rate exactly 50% (108 of 216 outcomes). Pays 1×, no lightning multiplier on side bets.

What this page tracks

Observed % vs theoretical % across four windows: last hour, last 24 hours, last 7 days, last 30 days.
Low (4-10) hits in each window and the rolling rounds-total denominator.
Average multiplier of winning rounds where the data is available.
Spins since — how many rounds have finalised since the last Low (4-10) landing.
Last finalised — UTC timestamp of the most recent Low (4-10) round.

How to read the variance

Short windows are noisy by design. A Low (4-10) segment with theoretical 50.00% frequency can swing wildly across 100 rounds — the wheel is genuinely random and any "hot" or "cold" reading on a small sample is statistical drift, not a tell. Over 30-day windows the observed share converges to the theoretical share within roughly half a percentage point on this game.

Use the data, don't believe in patterns

TrackerSino surfaces Low (4-10) statistics for transparency, not prediction. Every spin is independent — past landings have no effect on the next outcome. The wheel's RNG is deterministic only in the cryptographic sense (provably-fair seed commitments); from the player's seat it's a uniformly random pick from the slot composition. Enjoy the data; never bet because something is "due".

Other segments on Lightning Dice

Browse all segments tracked for this game from the back-link below — every segment has its own page with the same observed-vs-theoretical breakdown.