Your rolls, in perspective
Am I actually lucky?
Compare your results with what independent random draws usually produce. No account needed.
Example calculation: 48 rolls with a best number of 123,321. Enter your own values above to analyze your run.
Your best beats the best of 93.98% of theoretical random sequences with 48 rolls.
Your best
Top 0.13%
Typical best (median)
Top 1.45%
Chance to match or beat yours
6.02%
The middle 80% of best scores fall between 305 and 520. Typical best score: 374. Tied scores are not counted as beaten.
This compares the best roll only, not overall luck or real players. It assumes independent uniform draws and a fixed number of rolls. Choosing only good results, or stopping when a target is reached, changes how this comparison should be interpreted.
Exact probabilities, clearly defined
Every calculation uses RNGdle.net’s own score distribution across the integers 0 through 1,000,000. It does not reproduce the original game’s EP, badges or player ranks.
If a target has probability p per roll, the chance of reaching it at least once in N independent rolls is 1 − (1 − p)N. The mean wait is 1/p. The typical best shown here is the median of the exact best-of-N score distribution, not the mean.
Histories are evaluated as entered. Missing rolls, selected highlights and stopping rules can make a run look unusually lucky. This tool describes past results; it does not predict personal luck.
Read the scoring methodology →