Snake Eyes

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Snake eyes is a roll of two dice, with one pip on each die.

Snake Eyes may also refer to:

• Snake Eyes (1998 film), a crime thriller by Brian De Palma and starring Nicolas Cage
• Snake Eyes (2021 film), an action film based on the G.I. Joe character of the same name
• Dangerous Game (1993 film), or Snake Eyes, by Abel Ferrara

• Snake Eyes (album), a 2000 album by Killa Tay featuring a guest appearance by Spider Loc
• "Snake Eyes" (The Alan Parsons Project song), a 1980 song from the album The Turn of a Friendly Card
• "Snake Eyes", a 1991 song by Main Source from the album Breaking Atoms
• "Snake Eye", a 1988 song by AC/DC on the "Heatseeker" single
• "Snake Eyes", a 2013 song by Amon Amarth from the Under the Influence edition of the album Deceiver of the Gods
• "Snake Eyes", a 2013 song by Sworn In from the album The Death Card
• "Snake Eyes", a 2013 song by Winds of Plague from the album Resistance
• "Snake Eyes", a 2015 song by Mumford & Sons from the album Wilder Mind
• "Snake Eyes", a 2022 song by Upon a Burning Body from the album Fury
• Snake Eyes, a 2022 EP by 100 gecs

• Snake Eyes, a thriller novel by Joyce Carol Oates, writing as Rosamond Smith
• Snake Eyes, a comics anthology published in the 1990s by Fantagraphics Books
• Snake Eyes, a mafia novel by Bill Bonanno and Joseph Pistone
• Snake Eyes, a short story by Tom Maddox in Mirrorshades

• The visual organs of snakes
• Snake Eyes (G.I. Joe), a fictional character in the G.I. Joe universe
• Snake Eyes, a professional wrestling throw
• "Snake Eyes", an episode of Camp Lazlo
• Snake Eyez, the gaming name of American professional fighting games player Darryl Lewis
• "Snake Eyes" (trademarked) or spanner drive, a type of "tamper-resistant" screw drive
• Snake Eyes, a playable character in the video game Hearthstone

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