Recall that a simple event has one and only one outcome of interest. In this example, we are rolling two dice, but we are only interested in one outcome, the sum of the two dice. This is a simple event. What is the probability of: Rolling a sum of 1? Rolling a sum of 3? Rolling a sum of 12? Rolling a sum of 7? Since we are rolling a pair of dice and looking for the sum, the sample space is a little more complicated than rolling one die. The chart below will help us determine the possible outcomes. The top row indicates the numbers on the sides of the blue die and the first column represents the number on the sides of the red die. The white area indicates the sum of the numbers in the row and column