Can I see both dice separately for Monopoly doubles?

Yes. The roller displays each die's individual result above the total, so you can easily tell when you roll doubles.

Does this work for Backgammon?

Yes. Set Dice to 2 and Type to d6 to roll two independent six-sided dice for each turn.

Can I mute the dice sound while playing?

Yes. Use the Sound toggle in the tool to turn audio on or off at any time.

Virtual Dice for Monopoly & Board Games

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): You can replace missing physical dice in Monopoly, Backgammon, or Jenga with a browser-based virtual dice roller. Set the dice count to 2 and the type to d6, then press Roll to see each die and the total immediately on this page. Each roll uses your browser's secure random generator, so every face has an equal chance.

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Dice Type Sound

Last rolls

Step by step

Open the dice roller above on your phone, tablet, or computer.
Set Dice to 2 (for Monopoly or Backgammon) or 1 (for games like Ludo).
Keep Type set to d6, which is a standard six-sided die.
Press Roll to get both numbers and their total, and check Last rolls if you need to verify a previous turn.

At a glance

Game	Dice Setup	What to Check
Monopoly	2 × d6	Individual dice for doubles, plus the total
Backgammon	2 × d6	Each die value separately for moves
Ludo	1 × d6	Single die result (6 for extra turn)
Jenga (custom)	1 × d6	Single die if using numbered blocks

Can I Use a Dice Roller for Monopoly and Board Games?