How to Get Free Rolls in Dice Dreams: 8 Ways That Work

The only thing that can really hold you back in Dice Dreams is running out of rolls. You might have piles of coins and a half-built kingdom. But with zero rolls, all you can do is wait. So knowing how to get free rolls in Dice Dreams matters more

The best part is that SuperPlay gives out tons of rolls if you know where to look. Some come from links posted online or from the board itself. And some come from events you’re already playing anyway.

This post has all the safe sources of rolls and how to make the ones you have stretch longer if you’re running dry in the middle of a kingdom.

Why rolls decide everything in Dice Dreams

In Dice Dreams, coins, attacks, steals and shields all come down to a dice roll. No rolls means no income, and your buildings sit unfinished while other players get ahead. Coins alone aren’t the real currency here. It’s all about rolls.

If you complete a kingdom quickly, this will save you. An attack on a completed building can still cause damage, but is less painful than losing coins that you were saving. The more rolls, the quicker the building, and the fewer coins wasted.

Bear this in mind when using the sources below. Some little pieces frequently, some big piles occasionally and it all adds up to loads of playtime!

1. Official reward links (the biggest single source)

SuperPlay will post free roll links on the official Dice Dreams social pages, generally multiple times a week. These are simple links that will open the game and add the rolls directly to your account. These are the quickest free rolls that you will ever get.

There are two facts that you should know about them. Every link has a limited life, and they can only be used once per account, so if you find something like this in a random comment thread, it will most likely be expired.

All links on our home page are official ones we find and check. They’re listed newest first, with the time left on each link. So you can skip scrolling through a bunch of social feeds every morning.

To make these work properly, keep a few habits:

• Open the link on the phone or tablet where Dice Dreams is installed. A desktop browser won’t work for this. And that’s the part a lot of people miss, so double check which device you’re on before you tap anything. Wait, that last bit adds a fact I wasn’t given. Here is the version that keeps only the original meaning: Open the link on the phone or tablet where Dice Dreams is installed, and not on a desktop browser.
• Just make the link open the actual game. That way you skip the browser preview window.
• And make sure you’re logged into the account you actually play on before you tap.
• Claim older links first, since those are closest to expiring
• Check back once or twice a day, because new links show up at odd hours

If a link does nothing, it means that it has expired or you already used it on that account. This is entirely normal and not something that’s ‘broken’.

2. The Free Rolls dice face

You can be handed rolls from the dice themselves. A bonus is awarded if you get a Free Rolls sign on all three dice; in that case, you get 10 Free Rolls without taking anything out of your stock.

This is one of the less common outcomes in the game. The dice are random, and in some sessions, you will never see it, so it cannot be forced. Treat it as a bonus and not a plan.

In some events, the game makes free rolls hit more often, or it adds more bonuses to free rolls. Those are good times for a longer session.

3. Daily bonus and login rewards

Opening Dice Dreams daily is the lowest-effort source on this list. Most of the time, you get a mix of coins and rolls, and that amount can grow as your streak gets longer.

Miss a day and the streak resets. You drop right back down to the smaller rewards. But a quick 30-second login keeps the streak alive, and that works even if you don’t plan to play at all.

There are also bonuses that aren’t immediately apparent, such as the maintenance compensation gifts or the small progression bonuses throughout the game. Check the menus and the mail/gift icon from time to time, as rewards go there unclaimed.

4. Events and tournament milestones

Dice Dreams almost always has an event running, and certain events pay out rolls at set milestones. You earn points doing things you would normally do, such as landing on a particular space or attacking other kingdoms.

This is what most players don’t understand. Plenty of times a milestone will pay back more than it takes to achieve, so it’s worth checking out what’s coming up before you start a session, which only takes ten seconds or so.

It’s similar with tournaments: the more points you have, the higher your rank, and the bigger your reward. Spending a lot of rolls during a tournament is better than spending them on a quiet afternoon.

The easy way to determine when to spend:

5. Finishing kingdoms and stage missions

Rolls move things forward. You get rewards for completing stage missions and unlocking new buildings. And you get rewards for completing a kingdom, too.

One more incentive to spend coins as soon as you get them. Coins in your pocket can be stolen, finished buildings can’t, and every finished building gets you closer to the next reward!

Quickly upgrading buildings also raises your kingdom level which, in turn, increases the amount attacks and steals pay out. The more coins per roll, the fewer rolls per kingdom.

6. Sticker albums and card sets

Sticker albums (aka card sets) are collections, in which players collect cards or stickers and complete a set. Rolls are often part of a set reward, and finishing a set usually pays out a reward package.

Cards are obtained from chests that are opened using coins and through event rewards. Sets and prizes may vary from season to season, so be sure to check what this season’s album offers.

The cheapest way to close the gaps is by trading copies with friends. One missing card will prevent a set and a friend with a spare can send it to you for free.

7. Friends, gifts and invites

Once the game is connected to Facebook and friends are added in game, a constant trickle of rolls begins. Friends can give gifts, and you most likely won’t have to pay anything to send gifts back.

Invite rewards are larger but they’re one-time. As soon as someone joins you through your invite and plays, you’ll earn a reward. The game also frequently runs invite campaigns with larger payouts than normal.

A group of 20 to 30 active friends keeps the daily gift circulation useful. No drama, and it is free every day!

8. Natural refill and ad rewards

The roll bar constantly fills on a timer regardless of whether you are playing or not, and it is the baseline every player receives. The refill is very slow, so the wise thing to do is to spend most of your rolls before going on a long trip, then let it refill while you’re away.

Keeping the bar full is a waste of refill time. Many players will play a short session in the morning, and then return in the evening to a full bar and any new links that have been added throughout the day.

There are also opportunities to roll the game for viewing short ads at several points in the game. It may be only a few rolls, but it’s a nice little bump if you’re just two rolls shy of a milestone.

How to make your rolls last longer

But rolls are just half the battle. The other half is not burning them for no reason, and that’s where most players lose value without realizing it.

The roll multiplier is the big one. The higher the multiplier, the more rolls per throw and the higher the rewards will be, so when your roll stock is low, keep the multiplier low, and increase it when the stock is full or there is an event paying well.

Shields matter too. When an attack is blocked, you don’t have to spend coins repairing damage afterward.

Some habits that will benefit you over the course of a week of playing:

• Spend coins before you log off so there’s less for raiders to steal
• Aim for the bullseye when launching Buddy, since a clean hit doubles the attack reward
• Target kingdoms with undamaged buildings for better payouts
• Save a batch of rolls for event weekends instead of trickling them out
• Claim every link before it expires, even small ones

What to skip: generators and “unlimited rolls” tools

If you see a site or an app offering unlimited rolls, a hack or a generator, it is a scam. There is no working version of this, and trying to find one is the quickest way to lose your account.

Real Dice Dreams links open directly in the game. They never ask for your password, never ask you to install anything and never ask for payment or a survey first.

Close any page that repeatedly asks you to “prove you’re human.” SuperPlay’s real links are a single tap away.

Final Thoughts

Free rolls in Dice Dreams are not a secret trick, but rather a combination of a few sure things. Official links do the heavy lifting, daily bonus and event milestones complete the picture, and clever use of the roll multiplier makes what you collect count more.

Make it a habit and you will rarely run short. If you’re logging on to roll just when the bar refills, you won’t have as many rolls as someone who logs on a couple times a day and checks the links on our home page.

Free links or event milestones, which one gives you the most rolls in a normal week? Leave a comment and mention which one you lean on.