Christmas games with dice: a branded game with a prize for every double
Christmas games with dice are easy for guests to join, and Christmas Double Dice Prize is a branded one: players roll two dice and win the matching gift when both land on the same number.
- Six prizes you choose, one for each matching double
- Plays in a phone or desktop browser, nothing to install
- Win screen shows a claim code for your staff to check
Gameplay clip. It starts muted, so use the video controls for sound.
What is Christmas Double Dice Prize?
Christmas Double Dice Prize is a game of chance that runs in the browser. Six prize cards sit above a green felt dice table, and each card is tied to one double, from 1 + 1 up to 6 + 6. The player presses Roll Dice and two dice tumble across the table.
If both dice land on the same number, the player wins the prize for that number. If they don't match, the player rolls again, up to three rolls in all. A win ends the game straight away, with a claim code on screen and a note to collect the gift from your staff.
It's built for a portrait phone screen, and it sits centered with dark bars on either side on a computer. Each player fills in a short pass before the first roll, then plays. When they tap Done, the game clears their details and goes back to the menu for the next person.
The six default prizes
- 1 + 1Candy Cane Treats
- 2 + 2Hot Cocoa Mug
- 3 + 3Cuddly Teddy
- 4 + 4Cosy Xmas Sweater
- 5 + 5Gift Voucher
- 6 + 6Grand Festive Hamper
These are placeholder prizes from the demo. You choose the real six.
Why Christmas games with dice work at events” and “Where Christmas games with dice fit best
The rules fit in one sentence, and each roll gives the player an answer in about two seconds. That keeps a table busy.
Everyone already knows the rules
Roll the same number on both dice and you win. There's little to explain at a busy booth, so players get to the table fast.
Six prizes in plain sight
All six prize cards stay on screen while the dice roll, each with the double it needs. Players always know what they're rolling for.
Three rolls build the suspense
Every roll uses one of three attempts, including a winning one. After a miss the game shows how many rolls are left, and the last roll is labeled Last roll.
Odds you can control
By default it uses two fair dice, so a double turns up on 1 roll in 6 and about 42% of players win within three rolls. Switch to weighted mode to set your own win chance per roll.
How to play in three steps
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Fill in the player pass
A name, an email or a phone number, and a tick for the terms. Then the dice table opens.
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Press Roll Dice
Both dice tumble across the table. You get three rolls, and every roll uses one.
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Match both dice to win
Roll the same number on both and the matching prize is yours. The win screen shows a claim code for your staff.
Want to see it for yourself? Play the live game.
Play the gameMake it yours: your logo, your prizes, your colors
The game works as it is. Send your logo, brand colors and prize list, and we'll share a proof for you to approve before anything goes live.
Your logo on the game
Your logo goes in the top bar of the game screen. The menu title and tagline can carry your campaign name and message.
Your prizes, not ours
Rename the six prizes and swap the placeholder art for your own gifts or products. Mark any prize as gone and it can never be awarded.
Your colors and wording
The red, green and gold are set as colors in the game, so they can match your brand. The win message, the no-win messages and the "Did you know?" facts can be rewritten too.
Specs at a glance
What you get with the branded dice game.
- Controls
- Click or tap. On the game screen, Space or Enter also rolls the dice.
- Where it runs
- Phone, tablet and desktop browsers, nothing to install. It is portrait on every device, and on a computer it sits centered with dark bars on either side.
- Rolls
- Three per player. Every roll uses one, including a winning roll.
- Prizes
- Six, one for each double from 1 + 1 to 6 + 6. A win ends the game.
- Odds
- Fair dice by default, so a double comes up on 1 roll in 6. A weighted mode lets you set the win chance per roll.
- Player pass
- Before the first roll. A name is required, plus an email or a phone number, and a consent checkbox.
- Win screen
- Names the prize and shows a claim code like XMAS-44-K7P2Q, with a note to collect the gift from event staff.
- Timer, score, leaderboard
- None. The game is about the prize, not a high score.
- Sound
- Original music and effects made in the browser. One button turns both off, and the choice is remembered.
- Reset
- Tapping Done clears the player's details and returns to the menu for the next person.
Where a branded dice game fits best
Prizes, a claim code and a two-second roll make it a fit for a few specific situations.
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Holiday trade show booths
Players roll, match and collect. A win ends on a claim code your staff can check, so handing out prizes at a busy booth stays simple.
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Office and client Christmas parties
Dice need no explaining, so guests can join without reading the rules. See more office Christmas party games.
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Prize giveaways and promotions
You choose the six prizes and can set how often they come up, which keeps the prize budget in your hands. Players give a name and an email or phone number before the first roll.
Play Christmas Double Dice Prize now
This is the live game. Fill in the player pass, roll the dice and see how it feels before you ask for a quote.
On a phone, Play opens the game in its own full window so it fills your screen. In this demo, the details you enter stay in your browser and aren't sent anywhere.
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Christmas Double Dice Prize: your questions answered
Can we choose the prizes?
Yes. There are six prizes, one for each double from 1 + 1 to 6 + 6, and you choose all six. The names and the placeholder art can be swapped for your own gifts or products, and any prize can be marked as gone so it can never be awarded.
What are the odds of winning?
By default the game rolls two fair dice, so a double turns up on 1 roll in 6. Over three rolls, about 42% of players win at least once, and each of the six prizes comes up on about 1 roll in 36. If you want different odds, a weighted mode lets you set the win chance per roll. At the default setting of 25% per roll, about 58% of players win within three rolls.
Does it capture leads?
Each player fills in a short player pass before the first roll. A name is required, along with an email address or a phone number, and a consent checkbox. In the demo these details stay in the browser for the session and aren't sent anywhere. If you want entries delivered to you, say so in your quote request and we'll confirm what's possible.
Can we use it for a real prize giveaway with limited stock?
Yes, with one caveat. The win screen shows a claim code and tells the player to collect the gift from your staff, and you can mark a prize as gone when stock runs out. The game decides each roll in the player's browser, so for campaigns with legal or inventory rules, prize allocation and entry limits should be enforced by a backend. Tell us your campaign rules when you request a quote.
Is this a good Christmas dice game for an office party
Yes. Dice need no explaining, so guests can join without reading the rules. Each player gets up to three rolls and wins the matching gift if both dice land on the same number. It runs in a phone or desktop browser with nothing to install.”
Get a quote for your branded games
Tell us about your event, your audience and your budget. We'll come back with games that fit.
- Share your event date so we can plan the timeline.
- Give us a budget range and we'll work within it.
- Send your logo when we reply, then approve a proof.