K3 is DmPlay‘s dice game. Three dice are rolled each round, and you bet on what they show: the total, whether the total is big or small, odd or even, or whether two or three dice match. It is the second tile in the Lottery section, after WinGo, and it takes a few rounds to get used to.
The Basics
- Three six-sided dice are rolled.
- The total is somewhere from 3 (1+1+1) to 18 (6+6+6).
- Totals in the middle, like 10 and 11, come up most often, because many dice combinations add up to them.
- Totals at the edges, like 3 or 18, are very rare, because only one combination makes each.
Bet Types in K3
| Bet | Wins when | How often |
|---|---|---|
| Total (e.g. 11) | The three dice add up to that number | Middle totals often, edge totals rarely |
| Big | Total is in the upper range (usually 11–18) | About half the time, minus triples if excluded |
| Small | Total is in the lower range (usually 3–10) | About half the time, minus triples if excluded |
| Odd / Even | Total is odd or even | About half the time |
| Pair | Two dice show the same number | Fairly common |
| Specific triple (e.g. 4-4-4) | All three dice show that number | Very rare |
| Any triple | All three dice match | Rare |
Some K3 versions treat triples differently for Big/Small. That is one of the small rules that changes the real odds, so read How to play inside the game before you place bets.
Why Totals Pay Differently
There are 216 ways three dice can land. Only one of them makes a total of 3, but 27 make a total of 10 and 27 make 11. That is why a bet on 3 or 18 pays far more than a bet on 10. The payout makes up for how rarely it lands, and then trims a bit off for the house.
| Total | Ways to roll it (out of 216) |
|---|---|
| 3 or 18 | 1 |
| 4 or 17 | 3 |
| 5 or 16 | 6 |
| 6 or 15 | 10 |
| 7 or 14 | 15 |
| 8 or 13 | 21 |
| 9 or 12 | 25 |
| 10 or 11 | 27 |
How to Play K3 on DmPlay
- Open Lottery → K3 and choose a timer.
- Pick a tab: total, two same, three same, or different numbers.
- Tap your selection and set the amount and multiplier.
- Confirm before betting closes.
- Watch the dice and check My history for the result.
Playing K3 Sensibly
- Stick to one bet type while you learn. Spreading money across totals, pairs and triples in the same round mostly spreads your losses.
- Rare bets like triples feel exciting because of the big payout, but they lose most rounds. Keep the stake on them very small, if you bet on them at all.
- Use a longer timer, and leave when your limit is reached.
K3 Compared with WinGo and 5D
K3 has more bet types than WinGo but fewer than 5D. If you like the idea of totals and combinations, K3 is the middle step. If you want the simplest possible game, stay with colour prediction.
FAQ
What is Big and Small in DM Play K3?
Big usually means a total of 11–18 and Small 3–10. Check the game’s rules for how triples are treated.
Which K3 total comes up most?
10 and 11, because more dice combinations add up to them than to any other total.
Is K3 easier to win than WinGo?
No. Both games are built with a house edge. K3 just has more ways to bet.
