This is a live dice tracking and analysis tool that lets you record each dice roll as it happens. As you enter results, the app instantly updates charts, statistics, and probability comparisons for your current session.
Just start selecting values for Dice 1 and Dice 2 on Roll 1 — the next row appears automatically as soon as you finish a roll, so there's no button to click between entries.
Yes. For the most accurate session tracking, enter each roll in the order it occurred.
Yes. Click the trash can icon next to any roll to remove it. All charts and statistics will automatically recalculate.
The Current Average is the running average of all roll totals entered during your session.
Signal Zones monitor your running average.
If the running average crosses one of these thresholds, the app updates the active signal indicator.
No. Signal Zones only describe your current session's historical data. They do not predict future dice outcomes or change the odds of the next roll.
The chart displays:
The chart automatically expands as more rolls are entered.
The Sum Distribution chart counts how many times each total (2 through 12) has occurred during your session. This allows you to quickly see which totals have appeared more or less frequently.
A Hardway occurs when both dice show the same number:
The app compares Actual Hardways rolled against Expected Hardways based on probability.
These are special doubles:
Each has a probability of 1 in 36 on every roll. The app tracks both actual occurrences and expected occurrences throughout your session.
Combo Progress tracks two specific dice combinations:
Since either die order counts, each combination has a probability of 2 in 36 per roll.
The Field section tracks rolls that land on 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, or 12. These totals collectively occur 16 out of every 36 rolls on average.
Seven is the most common total rolled with two dice. It occurs 6 out of every 36 rolls (1 in 6). This section compares Actual Sevens rolled against Expected Sevens.
These track individual die faces, not totals. For example, if the number 4 appears on either die more often than any other face during the session, it becomes the current Hot Number. Likewise, the least frequently rolled face becomes the Cold Number.
This section measures streaks of the same roll total occurring consecutively. For example, 7, 7, 7 is a streak of three consecutive Sevens.
You can expand each roll total to see:
The Expected Value line represents the average number of occurrences predicted by standard two-dice probabilities over the number of rolls entered. It serves as a statistical benchmark for comparison.
No. The app only records and analyzes results that have already occurred. Each dice roll remains an independent random event.
Yes. The app is designed for live session tracking, allowing you to enter each roll as it happens and immediately view updated statistics.
Based on the current version, no. All data exists only during your current browser session unless additional save or export functionality is added.