Football Studio Dice: Our Review, How and Where to Play

There are three possible bets in Football Studio Dice: Home, Away, and Draw.

Your goal is to predict which of two sets of dice will have a higher total. The red side on the left is referred to as Home, while the blue side on the right is called Away, mirroring two sides of a football match.

You can also predict a Draw, though we don’t recommend it.

Use the chips to select the size of your stake, then click on the bet you wish to make to place it.

Once the betting period ends, all bets are locked in and the dice start to shake with the help of a special shaker.

Each side has two dice for a total of 4. These are further divided into the First Half at the top of the game table and the Second Half at the bottom. The dice at the top stop rolling first and display their results, while the dice at the bottom stop shaking a few seconds later. This is done to simulate the two-half structure of a football match.

However, the two halves do not impact the rules of Football Studio Dice in any way.

Whichever side has the highest two-dice total always wins. For example, if the red dice show 7 while the blue dice show 5, the red dice will always win regardless of how the score is split between the two red dice.

If the two sets of dice show the same total, the result is a Draw. In the case of a Draw, all Home and Away bets lose and only Draw bets win. Moreover, the Draw bet payout is massively increased if both sets of dice show 12.