What Does WFL Mean in Anime Dice?
Direct answerWFL means Win / Fair / Lose — the three answers traders give when you ask whether a trade is good for you. A “W” means the trade favours your side, “F” means roughly even, and “L” means you are giving more than you get.
Answer a WFL in 10 seconds
- Write down both sides, with dice names, variants and grades.
- Attach the documented shop price to each dice.
- Total each side, then divide their total by yours.
- Above 1.10 = W, 0.90–1.10 = F, below 0.90 = L. Say which number you used.
Why two people can answer differently
- One is pricing shop cash, the other is pricing demand.
- One counts the grade or trait, the other ignores it.
- One uses a value list dated before the last update.
WFL is not a price
A WFL answer is a judgement about one offer at one moment. It is not a value list and it does not transfer to the next trade. If someone refuses to say which number they used, the answer is not checkable.
A quick example
You give Ice ($4M, 100×) and receive Magma ($30M, 200×). Price ratio: 30 ÷ 4 = 7.50 → W. Luck ratio: 200 ÷ 100 = 2.00 → W. Both agree, so the answer is a clear W on the documented numbers. Demand could still make it an F in practice, but the arithmetic is not ambiguous.
Frequently Asked Questions
Win, Fair or Lose. It is the standard shorthand for “is this trade good for me?”.
W means the other side is giving more documented value than you are; L means you are giving more. The threshold used here is ±10% for Fair.
Use it as a second opinion. Ask which numbers were used — shop price or demand — before accepting.
Sources & Verification
- Anime Dice Wiki — Update 7 report (gamepass trading, secondhand) (Community wiki, updated 6 Oct 2026)
- Anime Dice — official Roblox listing (Official)