DonutSMP Coinflip Dice
Coinflip and dice compared on Donut SMP — speed, sample size and which one exposes a profile faster.
Both are binary or near-binary. The difference is how many rounds a session produces.
donutsmp coinflip dice — the table-games side of the kit: dice, slots, roulette and high/low, and how a client-resolved result gets selected.
Dice, slots and roulette on Donut SMP are plugin machines. The plugin sends the round state and lets the client present the roll, reel or wheel stop. That presentation step is where the rig sets the landing value, so the spin still animates normally and the payout matches.
Dice produces more rounds per hour, which is why range locks matter more there.
Range locks keep the roll inside plausible bounds for the stake. A single dice face at 99% across fifty rolls is a pattern; a range lock with a realistic distribution reads as variance. The same logic applies to reel stops and wheel segments — the shape of the distribution matters more than the peak.
What it covers
- Exact face, pair or over/under
- Reel and wheel stop control
- Range locks for plausible distributions
- Stake-aware distribution profiles
- No packet mutation at any point