Stoopshake CREW Free 3D street dice game: Cee-lo, 4-5-6
Free 3D street dice: Cee-lo, 4-5-6. Flick to throw. No real money. Just for fun.
Stoopshake: 3d street dice game cee-lo
Stoopshake is a free 3D dice game of Cee-lo, the classic three-dice street game, set on a lamp-lit corner at night. The dice are real physics: hold the screen to shake them, flick up to throw, and watch them bounce off the step and settle, with slow motion when a 4-5-6 or a 1-2-3 is about to land. 4-5-6 wins on the spot and 1-2-3 loses on the spot; trips beat any point, higher trips win; a pair plus one sets your point (the odd die); anything else rolls again. Play Quick 1v1, a Table of up to six with a pot, or Banker, where you try to beat the bank's point and take the bank. The bots have personalities and friendly trash talk. Play friends on one phone, send a challenge link and take turns from anywhere, or add the bot to a Telegram group and roll with Telegram's own animated dice. Chips are free play chips with a free top-up every day: no real money, nothing to cash out and no prizes. Big rolls are recorded as a short clip on your device to share.
How to play Stoopshake
- Hold the screen to shake the dice, then flick up to throw (or press ROLL).
- 4-5-6 wins on the spot; 1-2-3 loses on the spot.
- Three of a kind (trips) beats any point; higher trips win.
- A pair plus one sets your point: the odd die. A higher point wins.
- Anything else is no score: roll again. Dice off the curb or a tilted die are a free re-roll.
Controls
Phone and tablet: Hold anywhere on the table to pick up and shake the dice, then flick your thumb up to throw: a harder flick throws harder, a sideways flick angles the throw. Or tap ROLL. The phone buzzes on big rolls inside Telegram.
Desktop, laptop and Chromebook: Click and hold on the table to shake, then drag up and release to throw; or press the ROLL button, or Space or Enter with the table focused.
Stoopshake tips and strategy
- Every throw is real physics, so no throw style is luckier than another: throw how it feels good.
- In Banker, a tie with the bank's point is a push: you keep your chips.
- Beat the bank with 4-5-6 or trips and the bank passes to you.
- The Daily Table is the same lineup for everyone today: share your spoiler-free emoji card.
- Out of chips? The free top-up comes back every day, and Practice needs no chips.
Game modes
- Quick 1v1: you against a bot with a personality; best roll takes the stake.
- Table: up to 6 seats, everyone puts the stake in the pot, a 4-5-6 takes it on the spot, ties roll off.
- Banker: beat the bank's point; win with 4-5-6 or trips and you take the bank.
- Daily Table: the same three bots and stake for everyone today, 5 rounds, a shareable emoji card.
- Pass and play: 2-6 friends on one phone.
- Challenge a friend: you roll, send the link, they roll on their phone, first to 3; no account, no server.
- Telegram groups: add @CyberMaxTools_bot, type /dice, everyone rolls with Telegram's own animated dice; group leaderboard and a weekly crew league.
- Crew tables (Crew Pass): your saved crew, crew colours and crew stats.
The daily challenge and levels 1-20 are free to play, with no ads and no sign-up. Buy the full game once for $2.99 to open every level, mode, the daily archive and themes in Stoopshake, or get the optional CyberMax Fun Pass ($2.99/month, $19/year or $29.99 for life), which opens everything in every CyberMax game.
Stoopshake FAQ
Is Stoopshake free?
Yes. Every mode, the Daily Table, Telegram group tables and the daily free chips are free, with no ads and no sign-up. Optional extras are looks (Dice & Table Pack, $1.99 once) and crew features (Crew Pass, $2.99 once); both come with the full game ($2.99 once) or the Fun Pass.
Is Stoopshake gambling?
No. There is no real money anywhere: chips are free play chips that top up every day, they can't be bought, sold, traded or cashed out, and there are no prizes. Paid extras never change the dice or give chips.
What are the Cee-lo rules?
Roll three dice. 4-5-6 wins on the spot and 1-2-3 loses on the spot. Three of a kind beats any point (higher trips win). A pair plus one sets your point, the odd die. Anything else, roll again.
Are the dice really random?
Each throw is a real physics simulation of three dice bouncing off the step and the ground, started by your own flick, so nobody (including us) picks the result. In Telegram groups the dice are Telegram's own animated dice, rolled by Telegram's servers.
How do I play with friends far away?
Tap Challenge a friend: you roll first and send the link; your friend rolls on their phone and sends it back, first to 3. Or add @CyberMaxTools_bot to your group chat and type /dice.
How do I play in a Telegram group?
Add @CyberMaxTools_bot to the group and type /dice (or /dice 50 for a bigger stake). Players tap Join, the starter taps Start, and each player taps Roll on their turn; the bot rolls three Telegram dice. /dicetop shows the group's top shooters and /crews the weekly crew league.
What is in the Dice & Table Pack?
Chrome, Gold, Bone and Neon dice, three tables (Brownstone Stoop, Rooftop and Arcade) and five win emotes, $1.99 once. Looks only: the dice roll exactly the same.
What does the Crew Pass add?
Crew tables (save your crew and seat them in one tap, with crew stats), your crew name and colours on the dice and share cards, full stats history and two more tables (Night Court and Boardwalk), $2.99 once.
Does it work on phones?
Yes. It is built phone-first: hold and flick to throw, and it adjusts its graphics to keep the dice smooth. It also installs as an app and runs inside Telegram.
Is the board tracking my location?
No. The region board is opt-in and uses only the region your device's time zone already reports (for example New York), never GPS or your exact location.
How much is the full Stoopshake?
$2.99 once, no subscription: it opens every level, mode, the daily archive and themes in Stoopshake for good, and your receipt code works on any device. The daily challenge and the free modes stay free. The CyberMax Fun Pass opens every CyberMax game instead.