How Do You Check the Value of an Anime Dice Trade?
Direct answerAdd up the documented shop price and displayed Luck on each side, then compare the ratio. A 1:1 ratio is a fair starting point, not a verdict. Below is the method, a worked example and the W/F/L thresholds this site uses.
The ratio table
| Ratio (their side ÷ your side) | Label | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| 0.90 or lower | L — Lose | You are giving more documented value than you get. |
| 0.90 – 1.10 | F — Fair | Within 10% on the numbers you can check. |
| 1.10 or higher | W — Win | The documented value favours your side. |
Worked example
You give Nature ($75K, 20×). You receive Fire ($2.5K, 5×) + Water ($10K, 10×). Price ratio: $12.5K ÷ $75K = 0.17 — a clear L on price. Luck ratio: 15× ÷ 20× = 0.75 — closer, but still an L. Both numbers point the same way, so the trade is easy to reject.
When the two numbers disagree
A trade can be an L on price and a W on Luck. That is not a contradiction; it means the two sides are buying different things. Decide which one your account needs before you look at the ratio. Do not average the two into one “value” number — that hides the disagreement instead of resolving it.
What to ignore
- A single community “value” with no date.
- Real-money marketplace prices — they are not in-game cash.
- Any offer that requires you to send first or share a login.
For the arithmetic, use the Value & Trade Checker. For the label, see WFL meaning.
Frequently Asked Questions
Within 10% on documented shop price is a reasonable “fair” band: 0.90–1.10. It is a starting point, not a guarantee of demand.
No. Real-money marketplace prices are not the in-game cash price and include platform fees and demand premiums.
They are not in the shop-price table. List them separately and treat them as demand factors, not as a number this site can verify.
Sources & Verification
- Anime Dice Wiki — Update 7 report (gamepass trading, secondhand) (Community wiki, updated 6 Oct 2026)
- Anime Dice — official Roblox listing (Official)