Dice

Dice rolls into focus with a straight 96% RTP and a Scatter Pays mechanic, launching in 2026 with no free spins or jackpots and a demo mode ready to try. Dice is made by Originals, runs on desktop and mobile, and lists a 4% house edge.

Dice by Originals has a 96% RTP, a 4% house edge, and no free spins. Volatility is not specified. The game supports demo mode and works on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, and iPadOS. Open the game page at Gambulls Casino to play or test the demo.

How to play Dice

Dice uses Scatter Pays, so wins are determined by symbols landing anywhere rather than along traditional lines. Scatter pays means positions do not need to align on a payline to count as a win. Try the demo to learn the rhythm risk-free, then switch to real-money play when ready.

Dice runs in any modern browser on desktop and mobile. The demo mode is available, so you can practice before staking real funds. If you are new to line-based games, our paylines guide explains how line payouts work in traditional slots.

Dice theme and graphics

Dice sits in the Originals category where visuals are minimal and the interface focuses on clean bet input and result feedback. The presentation is functional and clear, matching the straight maths-led design that Originals games typically provide.

Dice RTP, house edge, and volatility

RTP is 96%. RTP means the long-term theoretical return from total wagers, not a prediction for any session. Learn more in our RTP and house edge explained.

House edge is 4%. House edge is the casino’s built-in advantage over many bets.

Volatility is unspecified. Volatility describes how often wins occur and how large they can be over time. See our slot volatility guide for general variance concepts.

RTP range across configurations is 96% to 96%. This means the RTP does not vary between settings.

The supplied game data does not list a hit rate.

Dice features and bonus rounds

Dice is a streamlined Originals release that keeps the focus on the Scatter Pays outcome rather than layered features. There are no free spins, jackpots, or bonus buy menus to learn, which makes the gameplay loop fast.

• Scatter Pays mechanic is listed.
• Free spins are not available.
• Jackpot is not available.
• Bonus buy is not available.
• Demo mode is available.
• Mini-game is not available.

For a refresher on symbol-triggered payouts, read our scatter symbols explained. If you prefer browsing more recent releases alongside Dice, scan our new slot releases.

How to deposit crypto and play Dice

To play with crypto, open the wallet section at Gambulls Casino, choose a coin like Bitcoin or Ethereum, copy the deposit address, then send funds from your wallet or exchange. Follow the steps in our crypto deposit guide, wait for network confirmations, then open Dice and place your bets.

Dice vs other Originals slots

Dice shares the streamlined Originals approach with Plinko and Limbo, keeping UI and maths transparent. Plinko from the same studio lists a 96% RTP, aligning with Dice’s 96% RTP, and both avoid free spins and jackpots for quick-play sessions. Explore Plinko to compare pace.

Limbo is also published by the Originals studio with a 96% RTP and a minimalist setup. Both Limbo and Dice strip out free spins and bonus buys, focusing on single-bet outcomes. Try Limbo to see how risk targeting differs in another straightforward Originals game.

Originals also releases table-style content like Blackjack, which lists a 99.46% RTP, showing a different theoretical return profile than Dice. Browse Originals games to see how each math model fits different bankroll goals. Always set limits and take breaks to keep play responsible.

Is Dice worth playing?

Dice suits players who like transparent maths and a fixed 96% RTP with a 4% house edge. The lack of volatility data means session swings are not described in the sheet, so Dice fits players who value simple mechanics and quick results over layered features.

Stake pacing is important because bet limits are not listed. Start in demo mode, then move to small real-money stakes while you gauge runouts. Increase only if the session and budget allow, and review the paytable before adjusting risk.

Quick facts

• Provider: Originals
• Category: Originals
• RTP: 96%
• House edge: 4%
• Volatility: not specified
• Pay system: Scatter Pays
• Free spins: not available
• Bonus buy: not available
• Jackpot: not available
• Demo mode: available
• Devices: desktop and mobile on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, iPadOS
• Release year: 2026
• Bet limits: not specified

Where Dice fits in the library Dice aligns with the Originals category that favors math-first designs and clean UI. If you prefer a different math curve or table play, check Blackjack from the same studio or scan the all game providers page to compare studios.

Who made it Dice is produced by Originals, which also lists Plinko at 96% RTP, Limbo at 96% RTP, and Blackjack at 99.46% RTP. To see more titles from the same developer, open the the Originals catalog.

Definitions at a glance

• RTP: the long-run share of total bets returned to players.
• House edge: the long-run share that remains with the casino.
• Volatility: how swingy results are across sessions.
• Scatter pays: wins count from symbols anywhere, not just on lines.
• Demo mode: a free-play version that uses virtual funds.

Availability and play Dice supports one in-game language and runs in the browser. For basic game-flow concepts, read our how to play slots primer before you start.

Important reminders

• Game availability can vary by region. Check local rules.
• Read bonus terms before wagering real crypto.
• Results are random and RTP is theoretical, not a session forecast.