For example, on a fractions-round up (FRU) D6, the five-spot is replaced by three spots, while on a fractions-round-down (FRD) D6 it is replaced by two spots. The number of pips on a particular face represents the final value after dividing by two, and rounding up or down for any fractions. We have also released specialized D6/2 dice. The absence of a matching coloured die reduces the overall cost of this large set.

The matching coloured die for these small dice is a black die with Rate-of-Fire reminders on the ace, deuce, and trey (three-spot). We recently released a ½' “nationality” line that features simple graphics on the “ace” of the white die. However, we have had a fair bit of feedback that suggests that more people prefer the 5/8' (16mm) size. Our main line was supposed to remain the same size as our BattleSchool dice, namely 9/16' (14mm). The largest size was initially reserved for special dice such as our anniversary dice and our new line of HASL dice.

Bigger dice not only provide a bigger canvas for designs, but also offer an increase in visibility, as the photograph below illustrates.

16mm casino dice