Roll for the group
Using one roller for a whole group
The simplest setup is a shared screen: one phone on the table, each player taps roll on their turn, and the history keeps the last eight rolls visible so nobody has to remember what came up.
For remote groups, share your screen on a call. Everyone sees the same result at the same moment, which removes the usual argument about self-reported rolls.
When you want a verifiable shared roll
A browser roller trusts whoever holds the phone. Rollit's live tables generate the roll server-side and show it to every player simultaneously, with a provably fair seed pair anyone can check afterwards — so the roll is the same for everyone and nobody has to take another player's word for it.
Group games that work well online
- Farkle and Zonk — six dice, push your luck.
- Ship Captain Crew — five dice, fast turns.
- Liar's Dice — five dice each, bluffing.
- Left Right Center — three dice, no skill required.
Frequently asked questions
Can several people roll on the same page?
Yes — pass the device or share your screen. For simultaneous rolls each player sees, use a live Rollit table instead.
How many dice can I roll at once?
Up to eight, with any standard die type.
Is it free?
The roller is completely free with no account. Live stake tables require a Rollit account.