Lucky Dice

Lucky Dice Slot Review

A chunky gilded cabinet stands alone on a blurred casino floor, topped with a fan of glowing marquee bulbs, spotlight beams raking down the pillars behind it. Pragmatic Play have built Lucky Dice to look like a physical machine, and for long stretches it plays like one too: small, steady, and dressed in gold and neon blue. Almost all of its character sits in one place, the chip round behind three scatter coins, and whether the rest is worth sitting through depends on how much you enjoy the wait.

The maths runs at 96.53% RTP with low volatility, stakes from 0.10 to 250 per spin, and a 3×3 grid over five paylines. There’s no maximum win figure for this one. For louder retro from the same studio, 6 Jokers, Cash Chips and Joker’s Jewels swing harder. Lucky Dice rolls small, and mostly on purpose.

Base Game & Features

Three reels, three rows, five paylines. All symbols pay left to right on adjacent reels starting from the leftmost one, and the paylines selector lets you cut that back to one, two, three or four lines if you want thinner, cheaper spins. It’s a layout that will feel familiar within seconds.

The reel set mixes card suits with dice. Hearts, clubs, spades and diamonds make up the premium end, while four dice symbols, running from one pip to four, fill out the low end. The wild appears only on reel two, substitutes for everything except the scatter, and can carry a random multiplier of x2, x3, x5, x8 or x10 that applies to any win passing through it.

Because the wild sits on the middle reel, it can only ever complete a three-of-a-kind, never build one from the left on its own. When it does complete a line, the multiplier lifts that single win by as much as ten times. On a 50x heart line, that’s a serious bump from a single symbol.

The full values at three of a kind, as multiples of the line stake:

• Heart – 50x
• Club – 10x
• Spade – 5x
• Diamond – 3x
• Dice (one pip) – 2x
• Dice (two pips) – 1x
• Dice (three pips) – 0.8x
• Dice (four pips) – 0.5x

Because each die pays by its pip count, the ladder runs smoothly from bottom to top. That’s deliberate, and it keeps small line wins constant. At the top, three hearts across a payline return 50x the line stake.

There’s a second modifier in the base game. Land a full screen of the same symbol and every winning combination on that spin is multiplied by a random value of x5, x10, x15, x20 or x25. On a 3×3 grid a full screen of hearts already pays across all five lines, so the multiplier turns a good spin into the best the base game can offer.

It works for the low end too. Even a screen full of four-pip dice, the cheapest symbol on the board, becomes a stack of five-line wins with a multiplier on top. Filling nine positions with one symbol is a rare event on any grid, so the modifier is best treated as a bonus when it shows up rather than something to wait for.

Between the wild multipliers and the full-screen boost, the base game carries two of the three ways this slot pays out of the ordinary. The scatter is a coin symbol, and two of them landing adjacently counts for nothing on its own. You need three.

Lucky Dice Bonus Features & Free Spins

Hit three scatter coins anywhere and the respin feature begins. The reels switch over entirely: only chip symbols and blanks spin, the middle position of the screen locks in place, and everything around it respins. You start with one respin, and every fresh chip that lands sticks where it is and awards another respin.

Blanks do nothing and don’t stop the round, but they don’t extend it either, so a respin that lands nothing burns one of your lives. Chips, once stuck, stay locked until the round ends. It’s a hold-and-win build in miniature, and the whole round resolves around how many chips you can stack before the respins run dry.

Randomly, the round can also carry a x2 multiplier that applies to all wins at its end. The prize ladder at the close of the round:

• 1 chip – 2x total bet
• 2 chips – 4x total bet
• 3 chips – 6x total bet
• 4 chips – 10x total bet
• 5 chips – 20x total bet
• 6 chips – 40x total bet
• 7 chips – 100x total bet
• 8 chips – 500x total bet

One chip pays double your total bet, which softens the blow of a round that fizzles immediately. The interesting step is the last one: filling the screen with eight chips pays 500x, five times the seven-chip prize, so the ladder back-loads its rewards heavily.

The gaps between steps widen as you climb, too. Two, four and six chips each double the previous prize, but the jump from seven to eight is the one that matters – everything below it is pocket money by comparison. With nine positions and the centre locked, eight chips means every position except the middle is filled.

Once no new chip lands and the respins are spent, the round isn’t quite finished. That locked middle position gets one final spin of its own, and what it shows decides whether the feature ends or starts over. A blank closes the round and pays the ladder. The retrigger hands you a brand-new round, played straight after the first.

A single feature entry can therefore pay twice, and with the x2 multiplier potentially stacked on top, the ceiling of one visit climbs well past what the ladder alone suggests. That final spin on the centre position is a small touch that changes the shape of the whole round.

Our Honest Verdict

Overall Rating: 7.2/10

Sitting at this cabinet is a lot like pulling up a stool at a real machine: lots of small, unremarkable spins, and one game worth the visit hiding behind those three coins. The respin round is the best thing here, and it’s not close. Chips that stick and keep handing respins back make every spin of the round matter, the 500x top step gives it a genuine target, and that last spin on the centre position can double the whole event.

The weakness is everything around it. The base paytable bottoms out at half the line stake, the wild is stranded on one reel, and the full-screen multiplier is too rare to plan around – so long stretches pass without anything happening at all.

This is a game for the low-stakes evening: steady, simple, carried by a feature that pays its way. Anyone chasing big swings belongs at a different machine. The rest can pull up a stool under the marquee bulbs and enjoy the wait for those three coins.

Lucky Dice FAQs

• What is the RTP of Lucky Dice?

  Lucky Dice runs at 96.53% RTP, a touch above the industry average.
• Is Lucky Dice high volatility?

  No. Lucky Dice is a low volatility slot, designed around steadier, smaller wins rather than big swings.
• How do you trigger the respin feature in Lucky Dice?

  Land three scatter coin symbols anywhere on the reels. The round then plays with chips and blanks only, starting with one respin and awarding another each time a new chip lands.
• What is the top prize in the Lucky Dice respin round?

  Filling the screen with eight chips pays 500x your total bet. The ladder starts at 2x for a single chip and climbs through 4x, 6x, 10x, 20x, 40x and 100x along the way.
• Can the Lucky Dice respin round retrigger?

  Yes. After the respins finish, the centre position takes one extra spin that can reveal a retrigger and start a fresh round on top of the first, with the chance of a x2 multiplier on top of the round’s total.
• What does the wild do in Lucky Dice?

  The wild appears only on reel two and substitutes for all symbols except the scatter. It can carry a random multiplier of x2, x3, x5, x8 or x10 that applies to every winning combination passing through it.
• What is the minimum and maximum bet on Lucky Dice?

  Stakes run from 0.10 up to 250 per spin.
• When is Lucky Dice released?

  Lucky Dice’s release date is 10 November 2025.