Prediction game guide
7 Up Down
7 Up Down on Spin Crush is a dice-total prediction game. Two dice are rolled each round, and the sum of both faces is compared to the number 7. Players bet on three outcomes: 7 Up (total 8–12), 7 Down (total 2–6), or Lucky 7 (total exactly 7). Each outcome pays at different odds reflecting its probability. The round resolves instantly after the dice stop.
How 7 Up Down Works
Everything follows from two dice and the number 7. The two faces are added together and the total is compared against 7, and the three bet zones divide every possible total between them: 2-6 is 7 Down, exactly 7 is Lucky 7, and 8-12 is 7 Up. Because 7 Down and 7 Up are equally likely while Lucky 7 is not, the zones pay very differently.
Playing a Round
Select a bet zone, place your stake, roll the two dice, and check if the total falls in your chosen range.
- Open the 7 Up Down table and review the three bet zones: 7 Up, 7 Down, Lucky 7.
- Place your bet on one or more zones before the roll.
- Trigger the roll. Two dice are shaken and settle.
- Add the two face values to get the total (2–12).
- If the total falls in your chosen zone, your bet wins at the posted multiplier. Otherwise, the bet loses.
Bet Zones and Probabilities
- 7 Down (2–6): 15 of 36 combinations (≈41.67%).
- 7 Up (8–12): 15 of 36 combinations (≈41.67%).
- Lucky 7 (exactly 7): 6 of 36 combinations (≈16.67%), and pays more than the two even zones because it is the rarest outcome.
Independent Rolls
Each roll of the two dice is an independent random event. The dice have no memory. Previous totals do not influence the next roll. Betting systems or pattern tracking do not change the underlying probabilities.
Common 7 Up Down Questions
Why are there two dice instead of one?
With one die (1–6), every roll would be "Down" (below 7). Two dice produce totals 2–12, creating three meaningful outcomes: 7 Down (2–6), Lucky 7 (7), and 7 Up (8–12).
What are the probabilities for each zone?
7 Down: 15/36 (≈41.67%). 7 Up: 15/36 (≈41.67%). Lucky 7: 6/36 (≈16.67%). These assume fair six-sided dice.
What does Lucky 7 typically pay?
Lucky 7 pays more than the other two zones, because it is the rarest result. The exact multipliers for all three zones are shown in the in-game payout table.
Can I bet on both 7 Up and 7 Down at the same time?
Yes. You can cover both even-money zones, but since Lucky 7 (total 7) loses both, you would lose both bets when the total is exactly 7.
Do previous totals help predict the next roll?
No. Each roll of two dice is independent. The dice have no memory — past frequency does not change future probabilities.
Play 7 Up Down Responsibly
The dice do not remember, and neither should your staking. Set limits before you start rolling, take breaks between rounds, and avoid increasing your stake to recover an earlier loss, because each roll is independent of the ones before it. The Responsible Play page lists deposit limits and self-exclusion.
Open 7 Up Down in the App
The three zones — 7 Up, 7 Down, and Lucky 7 — run in the Android app with the payout table on screen, so download Spin Crush to play. Read the terms covering deposits and gameplay before your first game.
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