2d6 = 10
Rolling 2 dice, 3 of the 36 outcomes add up to 10 — a 8.33% chance.
Probability
8.33%
Ways for each sum
- Ways to roll it
- 3 / 36
- Probability
- 8.33%
- One roll in
- 12
- This or higher
- 16.67%
- This or lower
- 91.67%
- Average sum
- 7
Nearby sums
Rolls with similar odds
A different number of dice can land on much the same chance.
How to read this
- Two dice do not land evenly. There are six ways to make 7 and only one way to make 2.
- The more dice, the tighter the middle. With six dice almost everything lands near 21, while 6 or 36 turns up about once in 47,000 rolls.
- The average sum is 3.5 per die, because one die averages 3.5.
- Rare is not never — but nor is it due. Roll two dice thirty-six times and there is still roughly a 36% chance you never see a 2.
Frequently asked questions
Q. What are the odds of rolling 10 on 2 dice?
8.33% — 3 of 36 possible rolls, or roughly one roll in 12.
Q. How often do I roll 10 or more?
16.67% of the time. Rolling 10 or less happens 91.67% of the time.
Q. What is the most likely sum with this many dice?
Something near the average of 7. 5 sums come up more often than 10.
Q. Will it definitely turn up if I keep rolling?
No. Each roll is independent of the last. One in 12 is a long-run average, not a schedule.