Pig-shaped dice have uneven bodies, feet, snouts and ears, so their stable positions do not occur equally often.
Why pigs are not fair dice
A cube has symmetrical faces. A pig has landing surfaces of different sizes and stability. The broad sides appear more often than a balance on the snout or ear.
Relative pose rarity
Siders are the most common. Razorbacks and Trotters occur less often. Snouters are rare, while Leaning Jowlers are among the most difficult stable outcomes.
Risk grows with the turn score
The next roll does not become worse because earlier rolls were safe. The cost of a bad result grows because more turn points are exposed.
Use probability correctly
- Do not assume a rare pose is overdue.
- Treat high-value positions as bonuses.
- Use banking to convert uncertain points into progress.
Your next move
See the outcomes
Roll repeatedly and compare common poses with rare rewards.
Play Pig Dice
