DISCLAIMER · UPDATED SEPTEMBER 27, 2026
RNGdle Tool disclaimer: independent and unofficial
This RNGdle Tool disclaimer states the limits of everything published on this site. RNGdle Tool is an independent project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by RNGdle or its owners.
Calculations on this site describe standard mathematical properties. They do not represent official RNGdle EP, badges, rarity scores, daily results, or random-number generation.
Probability examples depend on the assumptions shown beside each calculator and should not be read as predictions about the game.
What this RNGdle Tool disclaimer covers
Every tool page, guide and data table on this site is covered by the same boundary: the numbers you see are properties of the digits you enter, computed with published definitions, and nothing more. Where a rule belongs to the game and is not published, the page says so instead of estimating it.
See the RNGdle Tool privacy notice for what the toolkit stores and which optional analytics run after consent, and the guide for the public statements this boundary is based on.
Independence and names
The game's name is used here only to describe what the toolkit analyses, which is the ordinary, descriptive use of a name. No logo, badge artwork, official copy or protected asset is reproduced on this site, and no page is designed to look like an official one. Every page carries the independent-project statement in the footer, and the guide names the game's public pages whenever a statement is quoted from them.
If you represent the game and believe something here misrepresents it, email [email protected]. Corrections that make the boundary clearer are welcome, and statements quoted from public pages are dated so they can be rechecked.
What you can and cannot conclude from a result here
You can conclude that the digits you entered have specific, checkable properties: whether the string reads the same in both directions, which digits repeat, whether it forms a consecutive run, which whole numbers divide it, and whether it is prime. Those answers are deterministic and reproducible, and the RNGdle calculator prints the definition behind each one.
You cannot conclude anything about the game's rewards from a result on this site. A pattern being rare in the number space does not tell you what the game awards for it, and a probability computed from your own assumption is not the game's odds. The rarity page and the odds calculator state those limits on the page itself, next to the numbers.
Accuracy, and what happens when something is wrong
The toolkit aims to be exactly right about the things it computes. Pattern counts are derived by evaluating every value in the supported range rather than by sampling, and they are recomputed during every build, so a wrong figure fails the build instead of reaching the page. Definitions are standard mathematics and are printed next to the results they produce.
That said, no website is guaranteed to be free of mistakes or permanently available. If a figure here is wrong, the honest reading is that the figure is wrong — not that the underlying mathematics changed. Reports are welcome, and a correction usually ships the same day it is confirmed.
Third-party links, images and services
Some pages link to outside sources, such as the game's own public pages or a vendor's privacy statement, and the footer carries images hosted by directory sites. Those sites are not under this project's control: their content, availability and privacy practices are theirs, and a link here is not an endorsement. The privacy notice explains what a browser discloses when those images load.
Not advice, and not a guarantee
Nothing on this site is financial, legal or gambling advice, and nothing here is a promise about any outcome. The tools exist to make mathematical properties visible. Decisions you take after reading them are yours, and the game's own rules and terms govern your account.
Reporting a mistake
If a definition, count or example on this site looks wrong, email [email protected] with the page and the value you tested. Counts published on the rarity pages are recomputed during every build, so a correction is verifiable rather than a matter of opinion.
How to quote this site accurately
The counts and definitions here are meant to be reused, and quoting them correctly is straightforward: keep the definition with the figure, and keep the range with the count. “1,999 palindromes between 0 and 1,000,000” is a statement that survives being copied, while “palindromes are rare in RNGdle” turns a mathematical fact into a claim about the game that this site does not make. The same rule applies to probabilities: a figure from the odds calculator belongs with the assumption that produced it.
Where a statement is quoted from the game's own pages, the guide records the observation date. If you reproduce such a statement, carrying that date with it keeps the claim auditable six months later.
Common questions
Is this site official?
No. It is an independent project with no affiliation to the game, and it says so on every page. The about page describes what the toolkit does and how its calculations are verified.
Can I use a result here as proof of my roll?
No. A result describes the digits of a number you supplied. It is not a record of the game's draw, and it cannot verify that a roll happened or what the game awarded for it.
Do you accept responsibility for decisions made using the site?
The tools are provided as-is for information and curiosity. They are accurate about the definitions they implement, and they make no claim about outcomes, so decisions taken from them remain the user's own.
Why do some pages refuse to give a number?
Because the information needed is not public. Where the game has not published its scoring, rarity or roll distribution, the page marks that as unverified rather than substituting an estimate. A stated gap is more useful than a confident guess.
Are the quoted EP and probability figures yours?
No. Figures such as 10,000 EP or 1.00% are quoted from the game's own public badge pages as observed on the date recorded in the guide. This site does not compute, extend or reinterpret them.
Does using this site affect my account?
No. There is no sign-in, no game integration and no way for the toolkit to read or change anything in your account. Analysis requests contain only the number you typed.
What if a page is unavailable?
The site is a small independent project rather than a commercial service, so continuous availability is not guaranteed. Nothing about your data depends on it: history and favorites live in your browser, so they survive an outage.
Can I reuse these definitions in my own project?
The definitions are standard mathematics rather than original work, so nothing stops you from using them. If you reuse a specific count, quoting the range and the definition alongside it keeps the figure meaningful.