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You were at a casino when you spotted an unusual D20 betting game. Beneath the die was a sign that read: "The D20 game offers excitement with every roll — one roll away from hitting the jackpot!"

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  • Gambling

The modified D20 die is a twenty-sided gaming die with a built-in digital system, designed for tabletop and gambling-style games. It allows players to place monetary bets, track their balance, and automatically calculate outcomes based on the number rolled. This die is ideal for games that involve both chance and financial risk.

The die’s body is made of durable polymer with metal reinforcement. It features a built-in display that shows the current balance, the size of the bet, and the roll result. The device is powered by a rechargeable battery, lasting up to ten hours on a single charge, and can be recharged via USB-C. The system is protected against result tampering, and the roll history is saved internally. Players interact with the device using touch-sensitive buttons.

Before each roll, the player sets their bet — which can be any amount of money player spents, either a fixed value or a percentage of their current balance. The currency is internal (in-game coins), but it can be configured to represent real money or bonus points.

The result of each roll directly affects the balance. If the roll is between 1 and 5, the player loses the entire bet. If the roll is between 6 and 15, it’s a neutral result and the bet is returned. If the roll is 16, 17, or 18, the player wins 150% of their bet. If the roll is 19, the player wins 300% of their bet. If the roll is 20, the player hits the jackpot and wins 1000% of their bet.

The bet can be any amount, and depending on the result, a specific percentage of the bet is added to or subtracted from the balance. For example, if the player bets 200 coins and rolls an 18, they receive a net profit of 300 coins. The player's balance is shown on a small screen built into the die. As soon as the device is turned on, it displays the current amount of in-game coins — for example, Balance: 1000. After each bet and roll, the screen updates automatically to show the new balance.

If needed, the player can press the "Check Balance" button to display their current total. After every roll, a short message appears showing the result: how much was bet, what number was rolled, and how the balance changed. For example:

Roll: 18 — Win! +300 coins New Balance: 1450

This way, the player always knows exactly how many coins they have and what happened after each bet.

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