Roll 10 Dice

Press Roll to roll 10 six-sided dice at once and see each die plus the total, which runs from 10 to 60 with an average of 35. At least one 6 shows up 83.85% of the time. In dice pool games that count 5s and 6s as hits, ten dice average 3.33 hits.

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Odds when you roll 10 dice

Event	Chance
All 10 dice show the same number	0%
At least two dice match	100%
At least one 6	83.85%
No 6s at all	16.15%

Total of 10d6

The total ranges from 10 to 60, averages 35, and is most likely to be 35.

Total	Chance	This or higher
19	0.08%	99.93%
20	0.14%	99.85%
21	0.24%	99.71%
22	0.4%	99.47%
23	0.63%	99.06%
24	0.95%	98.43%
25	1.37%	97.48%
26	1.9%	96.1%
27	2.54%	94.2%
28	3.26%	91.66%
29	4.05%	88.4%
30	4.85%	84.35%
31	5.61%	79.5%
32	6.29%	73.89%
33	6.82%	67.6%
34	7.15%	60.79%
35	7.27%	53.63%
36	7.15%	46.37%
37	6.82%	39.21%
38	6.29%	32.4%
39	5.61%	26.11%
40	4.85%	20.5%
41	4.05%	15.65%
42	3.26%	11.6%
43	2.54%	8.34%
44	1.9%	5.8%
45	1.37%	3.9%
46	0.95%	2.52%
47	0.63%	1.57%
48	0.4%	0.94%
49	0.24%	0.53%
50	0.14%	0.29%
51	0.08%	0.15%

Totals with less than a 0.05% chance are left out of the table.

When you roll 10 dice at once

Dice pools: Some tabletop RPGs skip adding dice and instead count successes: every die that shows a 5 or 6 is a hit. With ten dice and a 1 in 3 chance per die, you average 3.33 hits. You get at least 3 hits 70.09% of the time, at least 5 hits 21.31% of the time, and at least 7 hits only 1.97% of the time. Count the 5s and 6s in the results above.

Big totals: Added up, ten dice cluster tightly around 35, the most likely total at 7.27%. A total between 30 and 40 comes up 68.7% of the time, so a 10d6 roll is far more predictable than a single die. In D&D notation this roll is written 10d6; see dice notation for how to read it, or use the dice calculator to add a bonus.

Probability demos: Ten dice are a quick way to show a class how often each face appears. Roll a few times and tally the 1s through 6s: each face should land about 1 time in 6, but a single roll of ten rarely splits evenly. There is a 16.15% chance that no die shows a 6 at all.

Roll 10 Dice FAQ

How many 6s should you get rolling 10 dice?

On average, 1.67 of ten dice show a 6. At least one 6 appears 83.85% of the time, and no 6 at all happens 16.15% of the time.

What is the average total of 10 dice?

The average total of ten six-sided dice is 35, with a range of 10 to 60.

How many hits do 10 dice get if 5s and 6s succeed?

Each die has a 1 in 3 chance to show a 5 or 6, so ten dice average 3.33 hits. You get 5 or more hits 21.31% of the time.

Is rolling 10 dice the same as 10d6?

Yes. 10d6 is dice notation for rolling ten six-sided dice and adding them together.

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