Ultra Burn Dice Slot Review
Fire crawls up both margins of the screen and rolls across the bottom in a bright orange bank, the title letters cut from cracked lava rock and trailing sparks, a burning red die at each end. Strip the flames away and what’s left is a fruit machine your grandfather would recognise, and that’s the argument of this game in one sentence: the presentation is doing the job features normally do.
Ultra Burn Dice is Pragmatic Play with nothing added – a 3×3 grid, 5 paylines, low volatility, a 96.62% RTP and a 500x top prize, stakes from 0.05 to 250 per spin. It sits with 888 Gold and Lucky Dice in the stripped-back corner of the catalogue; Fruit Party Dice is the louder cousin. Nothing here pays a bonus. Everything here pays a line.
Base Game & Features
Three reels, three rows, 5 paylines. All symbols pay from left to right on adjacent reels starting from the leftmost one. Only the highest win is paid per line, and wins on multiple paylines are added together.
Every line win is multiplied by the bet per line, and all values are paid as actual wins in coins. If you’ve spun a classic fruit machine in the last forty years, nothing here will surprise you, which is exactly the appeal.
Even the quiet parts of the screen look like they’ve been near the fire. The reels sit on a scorched parchment backdrop, stained brown towards the edges, with thin dark bars dividing the three reels. The whole panel sits slightly proud of the flames behind it, dark smoke fading to black in the upper corners.
The paytable is short enough to memorise, and it pays in coins:
- 7 – three pays 200
- Star – three pays 20
- BAR – three pays 20
- Plum – three pays 8
- Orange – three pays 8
- Lemon – three pays 8
- Strawberry – two pays 2, three pays 8
- Kiwi – three pays 2
The strawberry is the only symbol that pays for a two-of-a-kind, which makes it the one to watch on the first two reels. The gap between the 7 and everything else is steep: the top symbol pays ten times what a BAR line does. The 500x top prize sits at the head of that ladder.
Below that, the ladder drops off fast. A full line of stars or BARs pays 20, the three mid-tier fruits pay 8 apiece, and a kiwi line is worth just 2. On a 5-payline grid, the difference between a good spin and a great one is entirely a question of which fruit filled the middle reel.
Betting runs from 0.05 up to 250.00 per spin. The bet menu works in coins per line and coin value, and it shows the number of lines available alongside the current total bet in both coins and cash.
The controls do the basics well. There’s autoplay with a spin counter, keyboard spin and stop on the spacebar and enter keys, and a coin-to-cash view toggle on the balance labels. Getting set up takes seconds:
- Open the bet menu with the plus and minus buttons and pick your stake
- Hit spin, or set up autoplay and choose your number of auto-spins
- Adjust spin speed and sound from the settings whenever you like
There’s more under the settings than a game this simple needs, and none of it costs anything to use. Spin speed steps through normal, quick and turbo, ambient music and sound effects are toggled separately, and the intro screen can be switched off once you’ve seen it enough times.
Autoplay is better specified than usual for a classic. As well as choosing the number of auto-spins, you can set the feature screens to auto-skip, so a long run of spins isn’t interrupted by anything you didn’t ask for. There’s a game history page too, if you want to check what a session actually paid.
Ultra Burn Dice Bonus Features
There aren’t any. No free spins, no scatter, no wild, no hold-and-win, no buy option, no jackpot ladder. Ultra Burn Dice is a pure spinning game: line up symbols on the 5 paylines, collect, repeat. On a modern Pragmatic release that’s a genuine choice rather than an oversight, and it’s the single biggest thing that will divide readers on this game.
What that leaves is pacing. Low volatility means payouts land often and in small amounts, with the 500x top prize there for the rare spin where the 7s fill the grid. A session is a steady drip of two-coin strawberry hits and eight-coin fruit lines rather than a hunt for a feature trigger, and the fire show on the frame does its best to make each of those small wins feel like an event.
Only the highest combination counts on any single line. When several lines land at once, they stack, which is how a grid full of mixed fruit can quietly pay more than one full line of kiwis.
Our Honest Verdict
Overall Rating: 6.8/10
Sitting in front of Ultra Burn Dice is like tending a very small, very hot hearth: the same three reels, the same handful of fruits, and a win drifting in every few spins to keep the fire fed. The steady drip is the reason to choose it – low volatility on 5 lines you can hold in your head, with 0.05 spins if you’d rather watch the embers cheaply.
The presentation is the best thing about it, and it earns that. Molten orange on soot black, scorched parchment, lava-cut lettering – more craft than a no-feature three-reeler has any right to carry, and it makes every small win feel staged.
Nothing ever escalates, though. Spin 500 is spin 1 with a higher or lower balance; the only ladder in the game is the jump from a kiwi line to a grid of 7s, and 500x doesn’t change a session. That flatness is real, and no amount of flame hides it.
So it’s for the three-reel faithful and anyone who’d rather collect steady small pays than chase a bonus they may never trigger. Feature-round players will find nothing here. Everyone else gets a small, gorgeous fire that does exactly what it says on the tin.
Ultra Burn Dice FAQs
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What is the RTP of Ultra Burn Dice?
Ultra Burn Dice runs at an RTP of 96.62%. -
Is Ultra Burn Dice high volatility?
No. Ultra Burn Dice is a low volatility game, which means it pays out more often in smaller amounts while still giving you a shot at the 500x top prize. -
How many paylines does Ultra Burn Dice have?
Ultra Burn Dice has 5 paylines. Symbols pay from left to right across them, and when several lines win at once the payouts stack into the total. -
What is the grid size of Ultra Burn Dice?
Ultra Burn Dice plays on a 3×3 grid, a classic three-reel, three-row layout. -
What is the minimum and maximum bet on Ultra Burn Dice?
Stakes start at 0.05 per spin and go up to 250.00. That’s a wide menu for a three-reel game, from pennies to high-roller territory. -
Who makes Ultra Burn Dice?
Ultra Burn Dice is made by Pragmatic Play. -
What is the maximum win on Ultra Burn Dice?
The maximum win is 500x your bet. -
Does Ultra Burn Dice have free spins or bonus rounds?
No. There are no free spins, bonus rounds, wilds or scatters in Ultra Burn Dice; it’s a straight spinning game where all wins come from the 5 paylines. -
Which symbols pay the most in Ultra Burn Dice?
The 7 is the top symbol, paying 200 for three. Star and BAR follow at 20, while the strawberry is the only symbol that pays for two of a kind, worth 2, with three paying 8.
