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Shree Win K3 Lotre: Every Dice Bet Priced

Updated 8 October 2026 · 6 minute read

K3 Lotre is one of five tiles in Shree Win’s Lottery section. We could not read its rules, so this page prices every kind of three-dice bet from counted rolls, and tells you which two lines to find on your own screen.

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A payout counts your stake, so even money is 2×. Choosing a different bet fills in an example payout, either 2× or 5% under the break-even payout. These are illustrations, not any app’s table: type the payout, the fee and the triple rules your own app states.

48.61%chance one roll wins a Big bet (105 of 216 rolls)
1 in 2.1rolls that give a win
2.1×payout at which this bet would cost nothing on average
4.72%house edge at 2×: what the game keeps on average
₹28expected loss over 60 rounds at ₹10
37%chance of finishing the session ahead
5losing rounds in a row: the longest run to expect

Of the 216 equally likely rolls of three dice, 105 win a Big bet: 48.61%, or 1 in 2.1. A triple, with all three dice alike, loses this bet. At 2× the game keeps 4.72% of every stake on average: about ₹28 over 60 rounds at ₹10.

Every total of three dice (the two totals in a row share a chance)
TotalRolls out of 216Chance of eachBreak-even payout
3 or 1810.46%216×
4 or 1731.39%72×
5 or 1662.78%36×
6 or 15104.63%21.6×
7 or 14156.94%14.4×
8 or 13219.72%10.29×
9 or 122511.57%8.64×
10 or 112712.50%8×

Roll practice rounds with pretend money

Three dice are rolled with your browser’s random numbers, and your bet is settled with the payout above. There is no money in it, and it is not any app’s game: it shows how a session tends to run.

The calculator above is set to a pretend hour: 60 Big bets of ₹10 at 2×, with a 2% fee, where a triple loses Big. These are illustrations of how three-dice rounds are commonly described, not Shree Win’s rules. K3 Lotre is one of the five tiles in the Lottery section, spelled that way on the tile. At the time of writing (8 October 2026) we saw the tile and did not open it, because rules sit behind an account and we make none to test.

Two lines to find on your own screen

Before any number here matters to you, look inside the tile for these:

  1. The payout shown for each total from 3 to 18.
  2. Whether a triple, with all three dice alike, loses a Big bet.

If your screen shows neither, a bet cannot be priced, and that is worth knowing before you stake. If it shows a fee as well, type it into the calculator.

WordPlain meaning
RollThree dice thrown once
TotalWhat the three dice add up to
PairTwo dice alike
TripleAll three dice alike
Break-even payout216 divided by the rolls that win; pay less and the game keeps the gap

Totals 3 to 18, one at a time

Three dice make 6 × 6 × 6 = 216 rolls, each equally likely if the dice are evenly weighted. A total’s chance is its rolls divided by 216. Totals come in mirrored pairs, so each row covers two.

Total, or its mirrorRolls (of 216)Chance of eachBreak-even payout
3 or 1810.46%216.00×
4 or 1731.39%72.00×
5 or 1662.78%36.00×
6 or 15104.63%21.60×
7 or 14156.94%14.40×
8 or 13219.72%10.29×
9 or 122511.57%8.64×
10 or 112712.50%8.00×

The middle totals are the likeliest, so their break-even payout is the lowest. The rarest need the highest. A screen that pays less than the last column keeps the gap.

Pairs and triples

BetRolls (of 216)ChanceBreak-even payout
A named pair, such as fives, with three fives counted167.41%13.50×
The same pair, exactly two fives156.94%14.40×
Any triple62.78%36.00×
A named triple, such as three fives10.46%216.00×

The two pair rows differ by one roll, 5, 5, 5. A total of 3 and a bet on three ones are the same single roll, so the dice price them alike.

Big and Small, and what a fee does

In the usual description, Big is a total of 11 to 18 and Small is 3 to 10. Each covers 108 rolls. If a triple loses the bet, three of those rolls drop out (for Big, 4, 4, 4 and 5, 5, 5 and 6, 6, 6), leaving 105. A fee is a share of each stake that the game keeps before the round, so a win pays on the smaller stake. Here is the same Big bet at 2× under four rule sets, over 60 rounds at ₹10:

Rule setRolls that winChanceBreak-even payoutKept per ₹100Average cost
Triple loses Big, no fee10548.61%2.06×₹2.78₹17
Triple loses Big, 2% fee10548.61%2.10×₹4.72₹28
Triple does not lose, no fee10850.00%2.00×₹0₹0
Triple does not lose, 2% fee10850.00%2.04×₹2.00₹12

The calculator opens on the second row. A session ends ahead 37 times in 100 when a triple loses Big, and 45 times in 100 when it does not. The triple rule adds ₹2.78 to the cost of every ₹100 and the fee alone adds ₹2.00. Together they add ₹4.72, a little under the 4.78 you get by adding them, because the fee takes its share only of what a winning round pays back. That is why you want both lines before you stake.

Where to go next

The 5D Lotre page does the same for five digits. For a bet this page does not list, the K3 calculator takes any total, pair or triple. To turn a payout into a cost for an hour of play, use the calculator on the games page. If someone offers to call the next K3 result for a fee, the predictor apps page shows what luck alone produces.

What this page cannot tell you

We are not Shree Win and cannot see inside it. We do not know K3 Lotre’s payouts, fee or rules, and every table above counts dice and not the tile. If play stops feeling like a choice, Tele-MANAS 14416 offers free, confidential mental-health support, open every hour.

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Common questions

What is the chance of the dice adding up to 7 in K3 Lotre?

15 of the 216 rolls make a 7, which is 6.94%, or 1 in 14.4. A 14 has the same chance, because it is the mirror of 7. A payout of 14.40× would cost nothing on average. If your screen pays less for a total of 7, the game keeps the difference.

Is a bet on a total of 3 the same as a bet on three ones?

On the dice, yes: only one roll makes a 3, and that roll is 1, 1, 1. The same goes for 18 and three sixes. Both are 1 roll in 216, or 0.46%. We could not read the tile, so we cannot say whether it pays the two bets alike or lists them separately.

Why does a pair of fives have two different chances?

It depends on whether three fives count as a pair. If they do, 16 rolls win, which is 7.41%. If the bet needs exactly two fives, 15 rolls win, which is 6.94%. One line on a rules screen decides which of the two applies, and we could not read it.

How much does a 2% fee change a Big bet?

With a triple losing Big and a 2× payout, the game keeps ₹2.78 of every ₹100 staked without a fee and ₹4.72 with a 2% fee. Over 60 rounds at ₹10, that moves the average cost from about ₹17 to about ₹28. We do not know whether the tile charges any fee, so check your screen.

Which totals can three dice never make?

Anything below 3 or above 18. The smallest roll is 1, 1, 1, which adds to 3, and the largest is 6, 6, 6, which adds to 18. That leaves 16 totals, and the likeliest are 10 and 11, with 27 rolls each out of 216.

Where on my screen do I find the payout for each total?

We did not open the tile, so we cannot say. Look inside K3 Lotre for a rules, help or odds screen, and see whether it lists a payout beside every total from 3 to 18. If it lists none, you cannot price the bet before you stake, and that is worth knowing.

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