dice rolling

Dice rolling is a method of generating random outcomes using objects called dice—usually cubes with numbered faces. When you throw a die, it spins and then lands on one face, revealing a number. Because each face has an equal chance of landing face-up, the outcome is unpredictable and fair. Dice are used in games and probability experiments to introduce chance, make decisions, or simulate randomness. The key idea is that every possible result has a specific probability, often uniform unless the die is biased or altered.