Our Review
Dice by BC Originals is built firmly in the crypto dice game genre.
It uses provably fair cryptographic hashing to generate every roll, and players can verify each outcome through the server seed, client seed, and nonce system.
What sets this version apart is that BC.Game merged its old Classic Dice and Ultimate Dice into a single title with selectable risk modes. On paper, that makes it one of the more flexible dice games on the market. Here’s the full breakdown.
Game information
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Gameplay experience and features
The structure of BC Originals’ Dice is familiar to anyone who has played Stake’s Dice.
You set a bet amount, drag the slider to pick a target on the 0.00–99.99 scale, choose Roll Over or Roll Under, and roll.
Win chance and payout multiplier update live and move inversely, so you control your own volatility, from safe, high-frequency rolls all the way to rare high-multiplier hits worth up to roughly 9,900x.
98% RTP, just behind Stake
BC runs Dice at a 2 percent house edge, which gives it a 98 percent RTP that sits just behind Stake but comfortably above most of the field.
For comparison:
- Dice by Spribe sits at 97 percent.
- Dice Twice by Turbo Games runs at 97.5 percent but caps the maximum multiplier at just x32.5.
- Lightning Dice by Evolution is a live-dealer game around 96 percent.
- Rocket Dice XY by BGaming also reaches 99 percent, but it uses a two-dice 2–12 sum instead of a slider.
- Dice by Thrill Originals matches the same 99 percent with a more premium interface.
The biggest differentiator here is the merged risk system. Because BC folded Classic Dice and Ultimate Dice into one game, you can switch between risk profiles rather than being locked into a single payout curve. Most classic dice games, including Stake, give you one slider and nothing else, so this is a real point of flexibility.
Dice by BC Originals is provably fair, with seed tools accessible directly inside the game. That transparency is missing in several third-party dice clones that offer no seed verification at all.
BC’s broader quality-of-life features carry over, too. Float mode and movie mode both work here, which is a real advantage if you like keeping several games open at once.
Desktop version
On desktop, Dice by BC Originals presents one of the cleanest and best-looking interfaces in the dice genre.
Stake’s design is known for being extremely minimal and almost sterile, but BC’s version is more vibrant and energetic, with more illustration around the board and punchier animations on every roll.
The slider feels sharp, the multiplier readout is easy to read at a glance, and the whole theme feels more modern than most competitors. It still stays clean enough for long sessions without eye fatigue.
Functionally, the layout is simple. The slider and betting controls sit in the center, and the right panel holds chat, history, and leaderboards. Everything is accessible at one glance.
While playing, I did not encounter any performance issues. Inputs are immediate and rolls resolve with no delay, even during fast manual sessions.
While there are no bonuses tied directly to Dice, the game still benefits from BC.GAME’s broader casino ecosystem, where consistent play on originals typically factors into platform-wide VIP progression.
Leaderboard and statistics
Dice by BC Originals adds a competitive edge through its public leaderboards, something not every dice title includes.
Public boards make a real difference for a game like Dice. They give players visible proof that huge multipliers are landing in real time and provide a snapshot of how others are playing. I found myself checking the Lucky Win and High Win boards more often than expected, especially after a good streak.
The stats tab is also helpful. You can track your session profit and loss, the number of rolls, and overall round performance. It is not overly complicated, but it adds meaningful visibility into your sessions and pairs well with the provably fair tools.
Mobile version
Mobile performance is solid. I tested Dice on both iOS and Android, and the game loaded instantly with smooth roll animations.
Even during rapid auto sessions, where some dice games stutter, BC Originals handled everything effortlessly.
There are almost no missing features on mobile. The only slight drawback is that the slider and multiplier readout take up a large portion of the screen, which can make the bet controls feel slightly compressed.
However, float mode and movie mode are particularly useful on mobile, because they let you keep rolling while browsing the rest of the casino or enlarge the game for comfort.
Buttons are easy to tap, spacing is reasonable, and I had no accidental selections even during faster sessions.
Gameplay options
Manual mode
Manual play in Dice by BC Originals is straightforward.
You choose your bet, set your target on the slider (or type an exact win chance or multiplier), pick Roll Over or Roll Under, and roll. Because Dice resolves instantly, there is no tile-by-tile cashout to manage, so manual play is fast and clean.
The game does not offer a “repeat last round” button, but since betting is instant and inputs are fast, this is not a major setback.
Auto mode
This is where BC Originals shines.
Automation that rivals Stake
BC.Game’s Dice auto mode is the closest competitor to Stake Originals, and the automation options are seriously impressive.
You can automate:
- Bet amount
- Win chance / target
- Number of rounds
And there are advanced controls:
- Increase or reset bet on win
- Increase or reset bet on loss
- Stop autoplay at a profit target
- Stop autoplay at a loss limit
These features make it easy to automate strategies like Martingale, Anti-Martingale, or other dice strategies.
There is no instant bet mode like in Stake’s games, but the overall automation depth compensates for this.
Pros & Cons
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98% RTP, just behind Stake but beating most rivals
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Merged risk system with selectable volatility profiles
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Strong automation with stop-on-profit and stop-on-loss
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Public Lucky Win and High Win leaderboards
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Float mode and movie mode for flexible, multi-game play
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Good statistics and session tracking
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No instant bet or max bet toggle, so Stake still leads on speed tools
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No free demo without login
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Roll effects are clean but not especially flashy
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Manual mode is functional but basic beyond the slider
Is Dice by BC Originals the pinnacle of dice?
BC Originals is dominating the crash category, and it’s up there when it comes to dice as well. This one is a must try.
