Dice Prediction Game — Odd or Even Tournament
Call ODD or EVEN every round, outlast the field, and win the crypto prize pool — a skill-and-prediction game, not a spin-the-wheel casino mechanic.
What is Dice?
Dice is one of Knockout.Global's prediction tournament game modes. A six-sided die is about to be rolled, and before it settles you commit to one binary call: will it land on EVEN (2, 4, 6) or ODD (1, 3, 5)? Every round you lock in your prediction before the timer runs out.
It's built for anyone who wants the classic odd-or-even dice prediction game, but run as a live, provably-fair elimination tournament with a real crypto prize pool on the line — not a slot machine, not a house-edge casino game.
How a Round Works: ODD or EVEN
Un dé à six faces est lancé. Choisissez pair (2, 4, 6) ou impair (1, 3, 5). Devinez la parité pour avancer.
Every round is a fresh 50/50 call, resolved by a hardware-seeded, provably-fair random outcome — the outcome is never influenced by anyone's prediction history, streak, or stake size.
Dice Tournament Format
Chaque tournoi comporte plusieurs manches. À chaque manche, vous devez faire un pronostic binaire. Si votre pronostic est correct, vous passez à la manche suivante. Sinon, vous êtes éliminé.
Le tournoi se poursuit jusqu'à ce qu'il ne reste plus qu'un seul joueur. Ce joueur remporte la cagnotte ! Si plusieurs joueurs restent après un nombre déterminé de manches, la cagnotte est partagée à parts égales.
Dice tournaments run as Quick Fire (fast, a few minutes), Daily Showdown, and High Roller formats — pick the pace and stakes that suit you, or join for free in Ghost Mode.
Provably Fair — Every Call, Verifiable
Every ODD/EVEN outcome is generated with hardware-seeded RNG and a SHA-256 commitment published before the round opens, so no one — including us — can know or change the result once predictions are locked in. After the round resolves, you can independently verify the outcome yourself.
See how provably-fair verification worksHow to Play — Free or Crypto Entry
Play Solo or as a Team
Dice tournaments support both individual entries and team play — group up with friends, share the elimination pressure round to round, and split the prize pool if your team is the last one standing.
