Dice Million

Dice Million Overview

Dice Million is a dice-themed slot from BGaming, released on 18 August 2023. It takes the classic fruit-machine formula and replaces every symbol with a die – white cubes with coloured pips, a golden lucky 7 and two jewel scatters – spread over a 5x4 grid with 100 fixed paylines. BGaming publishes an RTP of 97.34%, medium-high volatility and a maximum multiplier of x3,000.

The Paytable

The paytable sits on the left of the screen, and all values are multiples of the line bet. At the 15.00 total bet we played, one line is worth 0.15.

• Lucky 7: 3,000 for five, 200 for four, 50 for three and 10 for two – the only symbol that pays for two
• Six blue pips and five purple pips: 500 / 100 / 40
• Four red pips: 200 / 50 / 20
• Three, two and one pip, and the blank die: 100 / 30 / 10

The gap is wide: five lucky 7s pay six times as much as the next best combination. The four lowest dice all share the same values, so the colour of the pips only matters at the top of the table.

Where the x3,000 Comes From

The maximum multiplier is not a separate jackpot – it falls straight out of the paytable. Five lucky 7s pay 3,000 times the line bet; the line bet is one hundredth of the total bet. Fill the whole grid with 7s and all 100 lines pay at once: 100 × 3,000 × the line bet equals exactly 3,000 times the total bet. BGaming lists the top win as €240,000, which corresponds to the x3,000 at an €80 stake.

The Expanding Wild

The golden die marked WILD appears only on reels 2, 3 and 4. When it lands it expands to cover the whole reel, and it substitutes for every symbol except the two scatters. Because a 5x4 grid with 100 lines crosses each reel on every row, a single full wild reel touches almost every line – which is why the biggest wins in our screenshots all came with golden columns.

Two Scatters

Dice Million has two different scatter symbols, and they follow different rules:

• Scatter 1 (the blue gem) pays regardless of the lines, for 3 to 5 symbols on any reels: 3x, 20x and 100x the bet.
• Scatter 2 (the purple orb) can only appear on reels 1, 3 and 5, and pays 20x when all three land in the same spin.

There is no free spins round and no bonus buy: the scatters pay cash directly, and everything else happens in the base game.

Stacked Symbols

According to BGaming, between 2 and 8 stacked symbols can drop in a single spin, covering part of a reel or the whole of it. Stacks are what turn the 100 lines into something real: a column of identical dice lines up with many paylines at once, and the screenshots show whole columns of white, blue and purple dice landing together.

What Our Spins Showed

We played the demo at a 15.00 total bet, and the win meter lets us check the paytable.

The smallest win was 7.50: three dice with two green pips on five lines, 5 × 10 × 0.15 = 7.50 – exactly the table value. A spin of blue dice paid 108.00 (7.2x), and one with a mix of blank dice and a lucky 7 paid 61.50.

The bigger wins all involved the golden wild. With a single wild reel next to a stack of blank dice the win was 57.00; with wilds on reels 2 and 4 around red and blank dice it rose to 175.50 (11.7x). The best spin we captured had a full wild reel on reel 2 between stacks of red and white dice, and paid 562.50 = 37.5x the bet.

Gamble and Skins

After any base-game win, the Gamble round is available: you guess the colour or the suit of a hidden card to double or quadruple the prize. The Change Skin button in the top-right corner switches the visual style of the dice; BGaming states that the functions, features and paytable stay exactly the same, only the look changes.

Reading the Screen

The bottom bar is simple. Balance sits on the left, the total bet with its up and down arrows in the middle, and the total win of the last spin next to it. The round button on the right spins the reels; the hint under the win reads “Hold spin to quick spins”, so holding the button speeds up play. The 100 LINES label above the grid is fixed – there is no line selector, only the stake changes.

Graphics and Sound

The design is deliberately minimal: a deep burgundy background, clean white dice with bright pips, and gold highlights for the lucky 7 and the wild. Winning lines are drawn in orange across the grid, and the paytable and rules stay visible on both sides of the reels at all times, so there is never any doubt about what a combination is worth.

Who It Is For

Dice Million suits players who like classic fruit-machine mechanics with a clean modern look. The 97.34% RTP is high for the genre, the wild and the stacks give the 100 lines real weight, and the x3,000 ceiling has a simple explanation: a screen full of lucky 7s. Without free spins it is a pure base-game slot, and medium-high volatility means the big spins arrive in bursts.

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