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And if not wanting to spam the 'R' key, then the pick and shake option is second best.
But yes, hitting R once is actually sufficient enough. You can actually see the die flick almost instantly to a random side before it rolls. So even if the die barely moved, it is still randomized.
You can actually test this by pressing R and immediately grabbing the die.
Haha the dice landing on the same face is a perfectly valid result from the list of potential random outcomes, but it can be tough to acknowledge a mundane event like this as random due to cognitive bias.
The randomize option uses random number generation on top of the physics event to make sure you get a sufficiently random result no matter your in-game physics options.
Another option is a non-physical dice roller, i.e. a plain random number generator that either displays on a screen or posts into the chat a number. But I find those very boring... xD
If you hover and press R it rolls them.
I was left clicking and then pressing R which only raises them my bad.
You can also right click and left click roll.
I think hovering and pressing R several times is best.