Why so low chance in cases?

[Havr]

in cases get one 10k is 0.0002% is once in 500,000
but in dice get 9900 is 0,0100% is once in 10,000
why in cases is 50 times rarely? it's because there are other cases with rewards, and in dice you just lose?
 

Edited April 11, 2025 by Havr

[RandomV418]

Imagine how much money if a jackpot just been win, then drop in cases, and get this multiplier.. ouch. 

[unsignd]

thats why i dont like that game tbh never got a big jackpot there

[bombzpancake]

Its because with dice you either win or you lose and with cases you get a chance to hit for example a 50x instead of the jackpot

[bouzebal]

its like plinko i guess 

[grawwssw21]

hm

[Sulicious]

I have a hard time in that game

[Ekon]

Great question, and yeah — you’re on the right track.

In cases, you’re paying for a chance at a variety of rewards, not just one outcome. That 0.0002% shot at 10K is balanced by much higher odds of hitting smaller prizes, so the risk is spread out across the whole reward pool.

Dice, on the other hand, is a raw probability game — you either win or lose. So naturally, hitting 9900 is more likely compared to a jackpot case drop, but you don’t get anything unless you win outright.

Cases are basically like lottery boxes — low risk of a big hit, but constant small wins keep it going.

Hope that clears it up!