Observed arrival · 2026-09-26
RivalPip Cycle: A Workshop for Nontransitive Dice
The homepage presents an iPhone and iPad tool for building nontransitive dice, examining their exact pairwise outcomes, and preparing printable classroom materials.
- For
- Probability teachers, math-club coaches, and puzzle designers
- Worth noticing
- The homepage names seeded sets including Efron’s four-die set, Miwin, Grime, and Oskar.
Field notes
The homepage lays out a classroom-oriented sequence: choose a seeded set or blank dice, edit pips on nets, inspect pairwise outcomes, and prepare printable materials. It names Efron, Miwin, Grime, and Oskar as seeds, and says the calculations use the full face-by-face sample space. The page describes offline use and local remixes, but the supplied evidence does not show the app itself or establish its availability.
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