Roll
The shared pot grows with every safe roll. Doubles can send it soaring.
A dice game. A live AI. Your move.
Bank It turns a push-your-luck dice game into a live battle of probability and AI. Make your call, see what the machine chooses, and uncover the math that can give you the edge.
The rules take 30 seconds. Mastering the decision takes longer.
Quick—what would you do?
Your move
There is no trick answer. Context changes the call.
Strategy unlocked
You’re leading by 30 with two rounds left. Banking protects the lead. Rolling gives you a chance to pull away—but puts all 184 points at risk.
It valued protecting the lead more than chasing a bigger pot.
Probability reads the risk. Strategy uses it. AI gives you someone to test it against.
Easy to start. Hard to solve.
The dice create the problem. You decide how to solve it.
The shared pot grows with every safe roll. Doubles can send it soaring.
Watch the pot, the score, and the rounds left. Context changes the call.
Lock in the pot—or risk a seven wiping out everyone who has not banked.
Question the AI
Every opponent sees the same pot, scores, and rolls. Different models can still weigh the risk differently. That does not make one automatically right.
Locks in what it has, even though 211 points may not be enough to close the gap.
Accepts more danger because banking now still leaves it behind with no later round.
Raises its target when trailing and refuses to bank a score that cannot take the lead.
Go behind the game
You do not need to memorize a formula. Start with a move you want to understand.
Find out what “one in six” really means when 184 points are on the line.
Run the same roll 36 timesCompare model calls and find the situations where stronger AI still makes weak moves.
Compare three AI callsOne lucky game proves nothing. Run thousands and see which ideas keep winning.
Simulate 10,000 gamesLuck gets one game. Strategy gets 200,000.
The strategy work behind Bank It compares AI-generated formulas and human-built policies across hundreds of thousands of simulated games.
Don’t trust the smartest-sounding answer. Test what actually works.See the experiment
One reproducible 200,000-game, four-strategy simulation. Results do not describe every possible matchup.