Game dice set Adamigo G-6410 — 50 pieces, standard gaming dice

Set of 50 Adamigo G-6410 standard six-sided game dice designed for tabletop play and educational activities. Each die is a classic cube with pips from one to six, produced in durable plastic and finished for consistent rolling. The pack contains fifty uniform dice suitable for multi-player board games, classroom exercises in probability and arithmetic, and events where multiple simultaneous dice throws are needed.

Advantages

These standard gaming dice combine durability and uniformity to ensure predictable handling and long service life. The simple, clear pips improve readability and speed up game flow. Because the set includes fifty cubes, it enables large-group activities without the need to share pieces, reducing downtime and simplifying distribution during lessons or game nights.

Suitable for

• Board games that require multiple dice
• Classroom math lessons and probability exercises
• Party games and family game nights
• Game prototyping and rule testing
• Group activities and workshops

Key specifications

• Quantity: 50 pieces
• Die type: six-sided cube (D6) with pips
• Material: durable plastic
• Finish: smooth surface for consistent rolling
• Color: assorted or solid (dependent on batch)
• Size: standard tabletop die dimensions (uniform sizing across the set)

How to use

Distribute the dice to players or participants as required by your game or activity. To roll, hold one or several dice in your hand and toss them onto a flat, level surface. Read results by counting the pips on the upward faces. For classroom use, use the dice to demonstrate random outcomes, perform repeated trials for probability estimation, or create arithmetic exercises such as addition, subtraction and multiplication problems based on rolled values.

Usage recommendations

Store the dice in a box or pouch to prevent loss and protect the finish. For reliable results, roll on a flat surface or use a dice tray; avoid rough or uneven surfaces that can affect outcomes. Clean with a soft cloth and mild detergent if necessary, and inspect periodically for chips if used heavily in group settings.