Customer Reviews

100 (One Hundred) 19mm 6 Sided Red Gaming Dice, Perfect for Poker Games and Card Games.

5 star:		(19)
4 star:		(8)
3 star:		(8)
2 star:		(2)
1 star:		(3)

 

 

Many (over 40% so far) of the dice have quality defects. Among the defects are some sides rounded while others are flat, holes halfway through, bulges and some sides being lopsided (causing some of the faces to actually be different sizes).

Since these are advertised as "perfect for...games" and not as 'perfect for jewelry or decoration' these defects at such a high rate is problematic. If you are looking for fair dice or even medium quality dice then keep looking.

Playing with a pair of these is like playing with a deck of cards that are different sizes, folded or torn. What would you do if you bought a deck like that?

As long as your realize that these have rounded edges and corners, as well as divots for the pips, these are perfectly fine dice. Strangely enough, there is some noticeable variation in the placement of the pips between dice; almost as if they were hand made. Wouldn't use them for fair gambling.

As has been said in other reviews, these dice are not the same as the super precision (and more expensive) genuine casino dice. They are however nice on their own and a great value. As indicated by the 19mm size, these are larger than the small dice that are standard with board games or packaged dice games.

These dice are totally wonky for the most part. over half of them either have messed up sides (aka arent flat) or the dots look weird. if you dont care for quality then i guess buy them, otherwise stay away

Bought these dice for inclusion with a game that I have developed. They were priced right. Upon receiving the dice, I noticed that some of the white dots (Known as PIPs) were smeared or off center. The plastic cubes also had indentations, or sink holes on a side probably from the injection process. What these dice looked like overall was that they were factory 2nds bought from the manufacturer at a dirt cheap price (no doubt from China) and used for re-sale to people like me. They are okay for little kids, but definately low quality. It was not worth it to pay to ship them back, so I bit the bullet and now sort through the bunch looking for good sets of 2. Would I buy these again? No. The return policy was great, but it wasn't worth paying the freight.

Well, they're dice. They do what you expect. But when you think of what can be wrong with dice, it's not a problem with this set. The pips are all colored fully. There's no chipped or flaking paint. There are no cracks or chipped corners.

Buyers should know that these are full-size dice, about the size of standard Monopoly dice. That's a good thing. They are not the el-cheapo tiny dice you usually see in these quantities.

If you're planning to play Arkham Horror, these dice are great. You'll be glad to have this many six-siders. If you're planning a Dungeons & Dragons game, search instead for the "pound of dice". That set is also roughly 100, but provides a variety of multi-sided dice other than six-sided. If you're playing a game that needs, say, just half this many dice, it's probably cheaper to get this 100-set than to buy multiple smaller sets. You can always give away whatever number you don't need.

Was doing a large group game night at my church for middle school kids. Had a station for Minute To Win It style games. We did the balancing of 6 dice on the end of a popsicle stick while being held in the players mouth. Great game but very difficult. These dice worked well but added an extra level of difficulty because the sides aren't perfectly flat. Stacking was hard because the dice wouldn't sit evenly on top of each other; however, several of the kids were able to complete the game in under 60 seconds. If you're doing something similar, just keep in mind the dice are a little uneven; however, you can't beat the price for 100 dice. Hope that helps others.

As other reviewers have mentioned, these dice are not the highest quality. Some of the sides are uneven and bent outwards. That being said, this a good, cheap set if you aren't playing that seriously. Just take out the more noticeably uneven dice, and they work well for lighthearted games, and for kids.

I also got a batch of what appears to be the rejects from a factory. Lots of defects and extra paint I spent about 40 min scratching off. Not perfict dice.

These dicee suffer from defects, and certainly aren't good for a serious game player. They are good as teaching aids for math lessons, where defects offer an opportunity to discuss why expected probabilities might not match experimental probability.