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New limited-time events show up almost daily, each with its own rhythm. The players who win them aren't the ones with the most dice — they're the ones who know which event is worth a bank and how to walk into it ready.
The rotation runs on an ongoing weekly cycle — there isn't a fixed monthly reset. Event types recur on roughly a 5–7 day cycle, but they overlap and stagger, so there's almost always something live.
Exact schedules shift every cycle. What stays constant is the pattern: big events tend to cluster near the start of a period, quiet gaps follow, and multipliers usually attach to the flagship event of the week.
Once you spot the week's headline event, start stockpiling 2–3 days early. Dice released into a boosted window are worth double or triple the same dice rolled casually — the core rule from our dice strategy guide.
One glance at the calendar before any spending session: if a bigger event opens within 48 hours, today is a no-spend day, full stop.
Reward tiers and timings change between runs of the same event. Treat any third-party table (including this page) as structure, not specifics — confirm in-app before committing your bank.
Nearly everything the game ships fits one of these six shapes. Learn what each one rewards and you can evaluate a brand-new event in seconds.
A race-style event against other players — fast-paced, best played in one focused burst. Save your dice for a few days before it opens so you can push through all stages in a single session.
Team up with a friend to push a shared score. Your partner's activity matters as much as yours, so line up an active partner in advance — a quiet partner can cost you the full reward.
Bank points to climb a reward ladder. Later tiers pay off disproportionately more, so plan how many dice waves you'll need to hit your target tier before the timer runs out.
A pachinko-style mini-game that stacks odds with token drops. Good for spending spare dice during quiet stretches, but don't burn your event reserve on it unless you're already set for the main events.
Short head-to-head scoring against random opponents. Rewards are strong but dice burn fast — only join if you have enough saved to finish, otherwise the early rounds return very little.
Unlocks rewards based on cumulative progress across normal play — no extra dice needed. Steady daily play pays off here even without chasing first place, making it the most reliable event type.
You can't max every event — the calendar overlaps on purpose. Score each live event against these four questions and the decision makes itself.
The same dice inside a 2x window return double the progress. A mediocre event with a strong multiplier usually beats a headline event without one.
Half-finishing a ladder event returns little. If your reserve can't clear a meaningful tier, shift the dice to a build push or a smaller event instead.
Co-op events hinge on a partner's activity. Only commit a big bank once you've locked in an active partner — otherwise your investment is hostage to someone else's logins.
Events pay cash, dice, sticker packs, and tokens in different mixes. A dice-heavy event is a better bank destination when your cash flow is already fine — and vice versa.