Lucky Dice Slot Review

Lucky Dice - About the Game

When I load up Lucky Dice from Fat Panda and Pragmatic Play, I get a straight-to-the-point 3x3 slot with five fixed paylines and a crisp casino-floor background. Stakes start at 0.10 per spin and, in full spec, run up to 250, so I can treat it either as a low-stakes time-killer or as a more serious balance mover when the mood takes me.

Lucky Dice is all about clean, fast spins backed by two key mechanics that stop it feeling flat for a modern player. The multiplier Wild on the middle reel can turn even tiny three-of-a-kind wins into proper hits, while the Scatter-driven Respin feature carries fixed prizes up to 500x the bet and ties into the 5,000x maximum exposure shown in the game sheet.

Lucky Dice Max Win

From a grinder’s perspective, the advertised 5,000x max win in Lucky Dice sits nicely for a compact three-reel slot. In practice I see most of the punch coming from stacked Wild multipliers on a decent symbol, or from landing seven or eight Scatters during the Respins with the random x2 modifier on top. Hit frequency on paper is 21.92 percent, so big spikes sit on a base of steady small hits.

Lucky Dice Wild Symbol

The Wild Symbol in Lucky Dice only ever drops on reel 2, which keeps the maths tight but still lets it carry the show. Whenever it lands, it can come with a random multiplier of x2, x3, x5, x8 or x10 that applies to every payline running through it. I have had very modest base hits suddenly jump into meaningful territory just because a 10x branded cube appeared.

There is also a full-screen twist in Lucky Dice that I rate highly for a three-by-three layout. When the whole grid shows the same symbol in the main game, all resulting wins are multiplied by an extra random value of x5, x10, x15, x20 or x25. It is rare, but pairing that effect with a strong heart or club line can flip a quiet session on its head.

Lucky Dice Respin Feature

The Respin Feature in Lucky Dice fires when three Scatters land, and this is where the classic board suddenly feels like a bonus slot. During the sequence, only Scatters and blanks appear. The middle position stays fixed, all other spots spin, and you start with one re-spin. Each new Scatter that shows up locks in place and adds another spin, so streaks of sticky symbols build that fixed-prize ladder.

At the end of the round, Lucky Dice pays out based on how many Scatters you collected, from 2x the bet for one symbol up to 500x for a full board of eight. On some runs a random x2 modifier then kicks in and doubles the entire haul, which feels huge when you have climbed into the 40x, 100x or 500x brackets. It keeps the feature from feeling like pure grind.

What I also like is the final spin on the centre position in Lucky Dice once the prizes are paid. That single stop can show a blank or a retrigger symbol that throws you straight back into another Respin round. Chaining these bonuses is rare but very satisfying, and it is the sort of volatility spike I expect from a Fat Panda title built around simple, repeatable mechanics.

Lucky Dice RTP

On the numbers side, Lucky Dice runs on a default RTP of 96.53 percent, with alternative versions at 95.55 and 94.56 that some operators use. Volatility is listed as medium to high, backed up by the 21.92 percent hit rate and a 5,000x cap. In my sessions that has translated into many modest lines, with the Wilds and Respins driving the few serious swings on the graph.

Pros & Cons Of Lucky Dice

Looking at the Pros & Cons of Lucky Dice as a regular player, the positives jump out quickly. The layout is pure old-school, yet the multiplier Wilds reaching up to 10x and the screen-wide multiplier of up to 25x give the game enough punch to stay interesting. The Respin ladder running to a 500x award on eight Scatters adds a clear target when the bonus finally lands.

On the downside, Lucky Dice keeps its gameplay very narrow. If you are used to expanding grids, complex feature rounds or layered collect mechanics, this three-reel board can feel basic after a while. The low regular symbol values outside the heart icon mean that, without a Wild multiplier or that full-screen effect, many spins pay less than the stake and do little more than keep you ticking over.

Lucky Dice Paytable and Symbols

The Lucky Dice paytable sticks with clear casino imagery. The higher-paying symbols are the card-suit dice: hearts sit at the top with 50x the bet for three of a kind, followed by clovers paying 10x, spades at 5x and diamonds at 3x. Hitting any of these across all five paylines at once, especially with a Wild multiplier in the middle, is where most of my stronger base-game results have come from.

Lower-paying symbols in Lucky Dice are the simple pip dice, from four pips down to one. Three of a kind across a line pay 0.5x, 0.8x, 1x and 2x the bet respectively, so they mainly keep the balance ticking while you hunt multipliers and Scatters. Wilds and Scatters themselves do not have separate line prizes, as their job is to trigger the features already covered.

Symbols and Paytable

Symbol	Quantity	Payout
	3	x50
	3	x10
	3	x5
	3	x3
	3	x2
	3	x1
	3	x0.8
	3	x0.5
	Scatter
	Wild

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