The classic case of exploring dice throw probabilities (dice rolling odds) is to estimate the chance of landing a given sum on the faces of two six-sided dice. In this example, t… See more

The probability (P) of rolling a given sum (p) by throwing any number of dice (n) with a given number of sides or faces (s) can be calculated using the general formula as provided b… See more

The probability of rolling any given number with a single die on a single roll is equal to one divided by the number of die faces. For example, with a 20-sided die, the odds of rolling 20 i… See more

If there is more than one throw possible, e.g. if throwing two dice simultaneously or one after another, the probability of rolling a given number with at least one of the throws incr… See more