Poker Dice is a dice-based table game where five dice show card-face symbols instead of pips; you roll to build the best poker hand possible, with optional re-rolls giving you control over which dice to keep and which to chance again.
GAME MECHANICS EXPLAINED
How Poker Dice Actually Works
Poker Dice replaces a standard deck with five dice, each face showing Ace, King, Queen, Jack, Ten or Nine instead of numbered pips. Your goal is to roll the highest-ranking poker hand. The round opens with your initial roll of all five dice. You then choose which dice to hold — those stay face-up — and re-roll the rest.
You get two re-roll chances total, which means three rolls in all before the hand is scored. Hand rankings follow standard poker logic: five of a kind sits at the top (only possible because an Ace appears on all six faces in some variants), followed by four of a kind, full house, straight, three of a kind, two pair, one pair and high card.
Straights in Poker Dice typically run Ace–King–Queen–Jack–Ten or King–Queen–Jack–Ten–Nine, so there are just two possible straights — far fewer than in card poker. Betting enters at the start of the round before any dice are rolled. Depending on the variant, you either bet against the house dealer's hand (dealer-comparison format) or bet on achieving a minimum hand rank.
Some tables add a bonus side bet that pays when your final hand hits three of a kind or better, regardless of the dealer's result. The side bet settles independently, so a winning side bet can offset a lost main hand.
The Initial Roll
All five dice roll at once to open the round. You read the result, decide which dice are worth keeping, and select them to hold before re-rolling the remainder. This first read is the most important decision of the round.
Re-Roll Strategy
You can re-roll up to twice, but you are never forced to use both. If your first roll lands four of a kind, holding all five and skipping re-rolls locks in that strong hand rather than risking a breakdown on a needless second roll.
Hand Rankings Order
From strongest to weakest: five of a kind, four of a kind, full house, straight, three of a kind, two pair, one pair, high card. Straights are rare because only two valid sequences exist across the Ace–Nine face range.
Dealer-Comparison Rule
In the dealer-comparison format, the dealer must qualify with a minimum hand — often a pair of Nines or better. If the dealer does not qualify, the ante bet pays even money and the play bet typically pushes, regardless of your hand strength.
ROUND FLOW BREAKDOWN
Poker Dice Betting and Gameplay Choices
Each Poker Dice round moves through a fixed sequence: place your ante, roll all five dice, decide which to hold, re-roll once, decide again, re-roll a second time if needed, then reveal and settle.
The play bet — usually placed after seeing your first roll — lets you size up your hand before committing more chips, giving you a meaningful decision point mid-round that pure luck games simply do not offer.
Ante Bet
Placed before any dice touch the table. It opens the round and is always at risk. A strong final hand beats the dealer and pays even money on both the ante and the play bet.
Play Bet
You place this after seeing your initial five-dice roll. It is typically equal to the ante. Seeing your starting hand before committing means you can fold weak rolls and cut your loss to the ante only.
Bonus Side Bet
An optional extra wager that pays on your final hand alone — the dealer's result is irrelevant. Three of a kind or better usually triggers a payout, with five of a kind often carrying the highest multiplier on the paytable.
Fold Option
Folding after the first roll forfeits the ante but costs nothing more. It is the correct move when your starting dice show no pair and no realistic path to a qualifying hand in two re-rolls.
GAME TRANSPARENCY
Poker Dice at a Glance
Poker Dice sits firmly in the table game category — not a slot, not a sportsbook market. The hand rankings drive every payout decision, and the house edge varies depending on how many dice you hold after the first roll. Understanding the game profile helps you set realistic expectations before you start.
Players in Barishal reach this game through the u880 casino lobby on any Android browser, no app download needed.
Game Type
Table dice game based on poker hand rankings; five six-sided dice each showing Ace, King, Queen, Jack, Ten and Nine.
Volatility
Medium — frequent small wins on pairs and two-pair hands; higher hands like a full house or five-of-a-kind pay out less often.
Supported Devices
Fully playable on Android and desktop browsers; no dedicated app required to access the game from your u880 account.
Access Region
Available to eligible account holders in Bangladesh; standard 18+ age requirement applies and local access conditions govern participation.
PLAYER HELP PATHS
Getting Help During a Poker Dice Session
Most Poker Dice questions come down to hand-ranking disputes, round history checks or account access issues mid-session. Our support team covers all three. If a round settles unexpectedly — say, you expected a straight but the game read your dice as a pair — round history in your account shows every roll result and the hand it matched. For anything else, reach us directly.
Live Chat
Available around the clock for Poker Dice rules questions, bet settlement disputes and account access during a session.
Round History
Your account logs every Poker Dice roll and its settled hand rank so you can review any round result at any time.
Email Support
Send detailed queries — including screenshots of disputed rounds — to our support address for a thorough follow-up response.
FAIR PLAY DETAILS
Poker Dice Rules, Fairness and Stake Limits
Every Poker Dice round runs on a certified random number generator, so the dice outcomes are independent of each other and of any previous round. The hand hierarchy is fixed — five-of-a-kind beats four-of-a-kind, which beats a full house, down through straight, three-of-a-kind, two pair and one pair — and the game engine applies that hierarchy consistently on every settlement.
Stake limits are set per round and displayed before you confirm a bet.
Certified RNG
Dice outcomes are generated by an audited random number generator; no roll is influenced by previous results or bet size.
Fixed Hand Rankings
The poker hand hierarchy — from five-of-a-kind at the top to a single pair at the bottom — is locked by the game rules and never changes.
Round History & Verification
Each completed round is stored in your account history with its full dice result so any settlement can be checked against the published paytable.
Responsible Play
Poker Dice is available to players aged 18 and above only. Set session limits in your account settings before you start playing.
POKER DICE TERMS
Poker Dice Glossary: Key Terms Explained
Every Poker Dice term you'll see at the table is explained below in plain English. Learn these before you sit down and you'll read each round clearly from the first roll to the final payout.
- What is a 'pat hand' in Poker Dice?
- A pat hand is a strong enough result after the first roll that you keep all five dice and skip further rolls. Typical examples are Five of a Kind or a full house rolled immediately.Example: A player rolls five Aces on the opening throw and locks all dice — that is a pat hand.
- What does 'hold' mean in Poker Dice?
- To hold a die means locking its face value so it stays unchanged across your next roll. You choose which dice to hold after each of your first two rolls.Example: After rolling three Kings and two Nines, a player holds the Kings and re-rolls both Nines hoping for a fourth King.
- What is 'Five of a Kind' in Poker Dice?
- Five of a Kind means all five dice show the same face value. It is the highest-ranking hand in Poker Dice and typically returns the largest payout multiplier on the bet.Example: Rolling five Queens gives Five of a Kind — the top hand regardless of which face value is matched.
- What is a 'straight' in Poker Dice?
- A straight is five dice showing five consecutive card values with no gaps. In standard Poker Dice, the face values run Nine, Ten, Jack, Queen, King, Ace — so a straight spans exactly five of those six ranks.Example: Dice showing Nine, Ten, Jack, Queen, King in any order counts as a valid straight in most Poker Dice variants.
- What does 're-roll' mean and how many are allowed?
- A re-roll is a fresh throw of any dice you did not hold. Most Poker Dice rules allow two re-rolls per round, giving you three throws in total to build your best hand.Example: After a second re-roll still leaves two unmatched dice, the round ends and your hand is evaluated as-is.
- What is a 'full house' in Poker Dice?
- A full house is three dice showing one face value and two dice showing a different face value — for example three Jacks and two Aces. It ranks above a straight in standard Poker Dice hand order.Example: Three Tens and two Kings form a full house, beating a straight of Nine through King in a single showdown.
PLAYER QUESTIONS ANSWERED
Common Poker Dice Questions at u880
These are the questions that come up most often when Bangladesh players try Poker Dice for the first time on u880. Each answer focuses on the actual game mechanics and how decisions play out round by round.
How many dice are used and what faces do they show?
Poker Dice uses five dice. Each die carries six card faces — Nine, Ten, Jack, Queen, King and Ace — replacing the standard numbered pips used in regular dice games.
How do I decide which dice to hold after my first roll?
Look for the beginnings of a strong hand — pairs, three of a kind or matching high cards. Hold the dice that contribute to your target hand and re-roll the rest to improve it.
Does the order in which the dice land matter for hand ranking?
No. Only the face values showing on your five dice at the end of the round matter. Position and the order they were rolled in have no effect on how your hand is ranked.
What happens if I run out of re-rolls with a low hand?
Your round ends after the third throw regardless of result. The hand you hold at that point is evaluated against the payout table. A low hand like One Pair still qualifies for the corresponding payout level.
Is Poker Dice the same as video poker?
They share the hand-ranking structure but differ in execution. Video poker draws cards from a deck; Poker Dice uses physical or virtual dice with card faces, removing suit and flush-based hand categories entirely.
Can I play Poker Dice on my Android phone through u880?
Yes. Open u880 in your Android browser, log in to your account and go to the table games section. Poker Dice loads directly in the browser — no separate app download is needed.