Non Transitive Platonic Prime Dice

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All platonic solids serve as a set of non-transitive dice, each featuring all one and two-digit primes. On average, when rolling: D8 will consistently beat D6 or D12 by 10/16; D4 or D20 will consistently beat D8 by 9/16; D6 or D12 will consistently beat D4 or D20 by 10/16. Based on the three four-sided, non-transitive dice with unique prime distributions: A features 2, 2, 5, and 5; B showcases 3, 3, 3, and 6; C presents 1, 4, 4, and 4. D6 and D12 are based on A's distribution; D8 is based on B's; D4 and D20 rely on C's. The prime values for each number are as follows: 1 is represented by the primes {2,3}; 2 spans from 5 to 17; 3 falls within 19 to 29; 4 ranges from 31 to 71; 5 covers 73 to 89; and 6 is represented solely by the prime 97. B was deliberately chosen as a single dice representation to minimize our winning percentage if selected by the opponent. Number positions and repeated numbers on each die were randomly arranged for an appearance of randomness.