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Nice: In this restaurant you pay nothing – if you roll a six

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A dice, a six, the entire bill waived: At a restaurant in Nice, luck at dinner can save real money – according to the operator, with no upper limit.

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Imagine sitting at the table, the menu is full of options, the wine ordered – and at the end you simply roll a dice. If it shows a six, the evening is yours. This exact principle is currently making the rounds in Nice: at a restaurant there, a single roll can decide the entire bill.

Sounds like a promotional deal you'd glance past in passing? According to the report, there's more behind it. The operator himself says: "There's no upper limit" – whoever rolls the six has their entire bill waived, with no capped maximum amount.

What's behind the dice deal in Nice?

The idea is as simple as it is tempting: guests roll a dice after their meal. If it shows a six, the restaurant visit is free – as Focus Stars writes, citing the operator's statement. This makes the principle clear: not the dish, not the drink, not the appetizer gets discounted – the entire bill does.

For guests in Nice, this means: those who come to the table with the right number save themselves the entire evening. Those with bad luck pay normally – but with an entertaining chance at zero euros at the end.

Why the promotion is going viral

Such dice promotions are not an entirely new concept in the restaurant industry, but the variant in Nice stands out due to the lack of a cap. "There's no upper limit" – that's the statement that piques curiosity and quickly spreads on social networks. Anyone in Nice looking for a meal with a risk factor should keep this place in mind.

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