Assuming perfectly balance dice on a uniform, moderate friction surface, rolled after being shaken, I would be guessing - probably. Would be interesting to rol

Assuming perfectly balance dice on a uniform, moderate friction surface, rolled after being shaken, I would be guessing - probably. Would be interesting to roll one 600 times and see how close to each number comes to appearing 100 times. How about a DIY project where you build a gadget (robot?) that rolls the dice, records the result and repeats it 60,000 times ? And that is to test a single dice. Why 60,000 ? because if the machine could do one test each second, then it would take 17 hours for a result. Any more than that and most of us would be getting impatient.