100 Dice

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100 Dice

Inside the game

Captured in the studio's own free demo on 14 September 2026. Nothing below is taken from a press release or another site — it is what the game shows when you open it.

The base gameFive reels across four rows in front of a snowbound village: each column carries a die of its own colour — light blue, pink, green, red, dark blue. The "100 LINES" plate sits on the left, four jackpot counters run along the top, and the bet strip goes from 1.00 to 5.00 and beyond, with 3.00 selected.
Game rules, page 1The introduction sets the format in one sentence: a 5-reel, 100-line fixed game built on 12 symbols, one of them a Wild and one a Scatter. Every winning combination pays left to right, Scatters aside. Two sections open below: Stacked Wild — the Wild lands stacked on the reel — and Scatter.
Game rules, page 2The pay table, at the 3.00 bet showing at the bottom of the screen: the top symbol pays 10.50 for five, 4.50 for four and 0.75 for three, the next two blocks 6.00 / 3.00 / 0.30. Below, the dice group in pairs — red and green at 3.75 / 1.50 / 0.15, pink and blue at 3.00 / 0.75 / 0.15. These are cash amounts, not multiples of the bet.
Game rules, page 3The page that says how Jackpot Cards is funded and fired: contributions to each level are worked out as a percentage of the bet, with nothing deducted from it; the feature starts at random once a spin is finished and any winnings collected, then guarantees one of its levels, and plays on top of the base game without ending it. Autoplay pauses for the round.
Game rules, page 4The GAMBLE section in full: the double-up only takes wins equal to or below 105.00 at the bet on show; you pick RED or BLACK, a right call doubles the sum, a wrong one loses it and ends the round. The screen is then detailed: "Gamble Attempts Left" counts the trials remaining, "Gamble Amount" the sum put up, "Gamble to Win" what it would become.
Game rules, page 5The hundred paylines drawn one row under another, six rows of thumbnails numbered 43 to 100 on this stretch of the page. Each frame shows the path of one or two lines across the five-reel, four-row grid.
Game rules, page 6The last row of line diagrams, numbered up to 100, and beneath it the arithmetic: a line win is multiplied by the bet carried on the winning line, a Scatter win by the total bet. Only the highest win on a line is paid, and Scatter wins are added to the payline wins.
Game rules, page 7Three controls, each with its thumbnail at the current bet: Stop All halts every reel at the same time and reverts to "Bet" if there is nothing to bank, or to "Collect" if there is; Collect cuts the rolling-win animation and shows the whole sum in the "Win" field; Start sets the reels turning and, held down, switches to Turbo Spin.
Game rules, page 8Autoplay chains a number of spins picked from a closed list: the countdown shows inside the "Stop auto" button, which cuts the run at any time and switches itself off at zero. Under "Return to Player", the game states its own figure — an average RTP of 96.03% — above the version number.

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The studio's own free demo, played here — no account, no money, the same maths as the real game.

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Where to play 100 Dice

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Everything we know about this game

The RTP of 100 Dice

100 Dice is published with an RTP of 96.03%.

The figure comes from amusnet.com, and the page is linked above so you can check it yourself.

Volatility

100 Dice has no published volatility that we could verify, so the field is left empty. Filling it with "medium" would read as information while being a guess.

How 100 Dice is built

The game runs on a 5×4 grid. Its wins form through 100 fixed lines.

What we checked

The 9 screenshots on this page were taken in the studio's own demo on 14 September 2026, not copied from another site. The figures above are read from those screens.

3 of our partner casinos carry this studio's games. We list where 100 Dice can be played; we do not rank the operators by what they pay us.

Frequently asked questions

What is the RTP of 100 Dice?
100 Dice is published with an RTP of 96.03%. We hold the studio page stating it, and it is linked from this page.
Can I play 100 Dice for free?
Yes. The free demo of 100 Dice opens on the studio's own page, without an account and without a deposit.
Where can I play 100 Dice?
3 of our partner casinos carry this studio's games; they are listed above on this page. A brand-new release may stay exclusive to one operator for a few weeks.

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