The Texas Hold'em of Dice
A luxury dice game with real competition — solo runs, ranked duels, challenges, leagues, and a story-driven campaign. Built for players who keep score.
Web app live · Android in open beta
House view
We didn’t build another casual pastime. We built a tactical contest for sharp minds. Enter the game.
Dice5 keeps score. Every roll lands on a permanent record — your level, your ranking points, your standing in the 1000 Club. Win a duel and someone, somewhere, loses theirs.
We built this for the people who count cards in their head, who read three moves ahead, who know variance from skill. Roll badly and you'll know why. Roll brilliantly and the leaderboard will know your name.
Five dice. One scorecard. Everything to play for.
The Game
Five dice. Five rows. Seventy-five spots to fill, and no two games ever fill the same way.
Two of those rows have to be scored in sequence — no skipping ahead to the box you wish you'd rolled for. So it isn't only what you score. It's when. Wait too long for the perfect throw and the space you needed is already gone.
Variance gives you the moment. Strategy and timing decide whether you took it. Anyone can post a great score one night. Posting them on purpose — that's the game behind the game.
Win the chaos. Beat the odds. Turn the table on the last throw.
01 — The hand you're dealt
Luck opens the door.
Five dice, fresh every roll. Variance is the invitation. What you do with it is the answer.
02 — Seventy-five spots
Five rows. No take-backs.
Every spot you fill closes a door. Two rows must be scored in sequence — run out of room before you run out of time.
03 — Mastery
A thousand games later, still new.
No two games play the same. The maths is finite. The decisions — and the timing — aren't. The best players still get surprised, and still come out ahead.
See the game
Every screen, built for the way real players actually use it — quick to read, easy to act on, never in your way.
Home
Pick your fight.
Scorecard
Five dice. Seventy-five spots.
Campaign
Gods, perks, and bosses.
Leaderboards
Weekly and all-time.
League
Promotion. Relegation.
Playoffs
Quarterfinal. Best of three.
Lounge
D5 Coins on the line.
Store
D5 Coins, cosmetics, perks.
Why Play
Some nights it's a title to defend. Some nights it's a puzzle that bites back. Some nights it's a quiet seat and a clean run. The reason changes. The dice don't.
A seasonal League with promotion, relegation and qualifiers. Skill-matched duels that move your Ranking Points. Bracketed tournaments with prize pools in D5 Coins. Win and the ladder notices. Lose and it notices that too.
— Talk is cheap. Ranking Points aren't.
Climb the Legend Challenge from Apprentice to Legend — five tiers, harder every step. Solve a fresh puzzle each week. Work a hand-built campaign of gods, perks and bosses that don't fold for you.
— The dice don't care that you almost had it.
Host async sessions for up to thirty players, your rounds, your scoring. Settle it in real time, turn for turn, in Heads-Up. Or take a seat in the Lounge and put D5 Coins on the outcome.
— Trash talk sold separately. Bring your own.
Roll at your own pace and chase a personal best. Every score still counts — it feeds your stats, your leaderboards, and the long walk to the 1000 Club.
— Nobody's watching. The leaderboard still is.
The Campaign
A story-driven run of unique objectives, perks, bosses and star ratings. Each chapter changes the rules just enough to make your old habits cost you.
Earn perks. Pick fights. Beat gods. The campaign is where the scorecard stops being the only thing on the table — and the names you'll be up against are best discovered the hard way.
The dice are yours. The terms aren't.
The Record
Leaderboards, badges, levels, prestige, replays — and the D5 Coin economy that ties them together. The systems that make a single good game matter for longer than a single good game.
Weekly and all-time. Solo, Heads-Up, Ranked, each with their own board.
Crack a thousand in a single game and your name goes on the wall. 250+ have.
Top of the ladder, season after season. The shortest list in the game.
Bronze through Platinum across dozens of achievements. Earned, never bought.
200 levels of climb, then five Prestige tiers (P0–P5) for the ones who don't stop.
Every 1000+ score auto-saved. Save any other game by hand. Watch the runs that mattered.
D5 Coins
Earned at the table. Spent at the table. D5 Coins are how the game keeps score outside the scorecard — a parallel economy that rewards showing up and gives every stake real weight.
Play long enough and you'll never need to buy them. Don't want to wait? The Store is open. Either way, every coin spends the same.
The currency of skill, patience, or impatience.
Earn
Spend
From the table it came from
We've been playing this game for years. Around living room tables, cabin trips, late nights when nobody wanted to be the one to call it. Long enough to know — quietly, then loudly — that it's the best game any of us have ever played.
Winning the chaos. Beating the odds. Turning the table on the very last throw, and watching three grown men go silent. Learning, slowly, how to actually master the thing — and then having a single bad roll take all of it away.
Over the years the rules drifted. A house variation here, a new scoring twist there, a mode invented that nobody wanted to stop playing. At some point we looked up and realized we weren't playing the old game anymore — we'd built our own. Dice5 is that game, finally given the scorecards, the leaderboards, the ladders, and the records it always deserved.
From players, for players.
The rules of the house
Dice5 isn't one scorecard — it's five rows played in parallel, each with its own rules, across exactly 75 turns (15 per row). Every turn you decide which row to advance and how many rerolls to spend. That trade-off is the whole game.
Each row has its own throw limit and placement rule. The mix of free-placement rows and forced-order rows is what creates the tension — you're always managing throws, slots, and sequencing at once.
Exactly 75 turns — 15 per row. The game doesn't end until every slot is filled. In practice, an experienced player finishes a solo run in around 7–10 minutes; a new player closer to 15–20. You can pause at any point and pick up exactly where you left off, so a game fits a coffee break or a full evening.
Five dice. Five rows. Take your pick.
Ten modes: Solo, Challenge, Campaign, Multiplayer Sessions, Heads-Up (real-time 1v1), Lounge (staked rooms), Ranked, Tournaments, Leagues (seasonal ladder with promotion and relegation), and Weekly Challenges.
Yes. Dice5 is free to play in your browser at play.dicefive.com and on Android via Google Play. No paywall, no forced tutorial. One click to sign in with Google or Apple.
Yes. The native Android build is available now on Google Play as an open test. Install it from the Play Store and your progress syncs with the web version.
Not yet as a native app. iOS players can play instantly in Safari at play.dicefive.com — the web version is fully featured.
Yes. Heads-Up runs real-time 1v1 duels with simultaneous timed turns. Multiplayer Sessions support async play for up to 30 players — the host picks rounds and scoring method.
D5 Coins are the in-game currency. Earn them by playing, daily rewards, and milestones. Spend them in the store or as stakes in Lounge multiplayer rooms.
Your seat is open
Free to play. One click with Google or Apple. Play instantly in your browser, or install the native Android build from Google Play. No paywall, no forced tutorial, no setup that stands between you and your first roll.
Web app live · Android in open beta
The dice are loaded. With possibility.
