What is a CS GO dice site?
A CS GO dice site is a gambling platform where each bet is a random number between 0.00 and 100.00. You pick a roll-over or roll-under target and a stake, and you win a multiplier of your stake if the number lands on your side. The mechanic is old and simple, which is why many sites offer it next to crash, roulette and coinflip. These platforms are called CS GO sites because they began around CS:GO skins; today the same sites serve CS2 players (see CS GO vs CS2 dice sites).
To compare operators, start with the ranking of the best CS GO dice sites, then read the evidence in each review.
How does roll over and roll under work?
You choose a target between about 0 and 100 and a direction.
| You choose | You win when the roll is | Win chance |
|---|---|---|
| Roll under 49.50 | below 49.50 | 49.50% |
| Roll over 50.50 | above 50.50 | 49.50% |
| Roll under 10.00 | below 10.00 | 10.00% |
Moving the target changes your win chance, and the win chance sets the payout. A smaller win chance pays a bigger multiplier but wins less often. The relation is multiplier = (100 - house edge) / win chance. At a 1% edge and a 49.50% win chance the multiplier is 2.00x (99 / 49.5). The house edge and multiplier guide has the full table.
Real examples from 10 Nov 2026: PLG.BET showed 1.86x at a 53.01% win chance, CSGO500 showed 2.0000x at 49.50%, and CSGORoll showed 1.9114x at “under 49.70”. See the individual reviews of PLG.BET and CSGO500.
How are skins turned into dice balance?
On skin-first sites you send a Steam trade offer with your items. The site values them with its own price list and credits that amount as balance. That valuation can be different from the Steam Market price, so some of your value may be lost before you place a bet. Withdrawing skins works the other way: the site sends you items and Steam trade rules apply. CSGORoll is an example of a skins-first operator. The deposit and withdrawal guide walks through each step.
What is the minimum bet and why dice?
Minimum bets vary from site to site. Dice is popular because the numbers are on screen: win chance, multiplier and roll history. It also has an autobet mode on many sites, where the game keeps rolling with your rules. Autobet is also where losses build fastest, so set a loss limit first (see responsible gambling).
Can you check that a roll was fair?
Many dice sites say they are provably fair. That means they publish a hash of a secret seed before you bet, reveal it later, and let you recompute the roll. Not every site documents its method well. Our rating method gives fairness proof the largest weight (25%). Follow the steps in how to verify a provably fair dice roll.
Risk: Dice has a house edge, so you lose money on average. No pattern in past rolls predicts the next one.
