100 Leprechaun Roll

100 Leprechaun Roll is an Irish-themed dice slot from EGT Digital, released in July 2026 and played on a 5x4 grid with 100 fixed lines. It is the largest configuration in the studio's Leprechaun Roll family, and it takes the same idea as its twenty-line sibling – a paytable built entirely from coloured casino dice rather than fruit – and runs it across five times as many lines.

The frame is carved wood set against a green leaf backdrop, the dice are lacquered and heavy, and a leprechaun in a green hat leans out of the reels when he lands. Above it all sits the four-tier progressive strip that EGT Digital fits to almost everything it ships.

100 Leprechaun Roll Symbols And Paytable

At a bet of 10, the red seven on the white die is the premium: 300 for five, 80 for four, 8 for three and 4 for two. The leprechaun's green hat die follows at 120, 20, 6 and 2, and the smoking pipe die at 50, 8, 4 and 1.50.

The bottom of the table is the plain coloured dice: the flame die at 20 for five, and the blue and green dice at 8. Those are very small numbers – less than the stake for a five-symbol line – and they are priced that way for a reason.

Compare it directly with the twenty-line version and the design becomes obvious. There, five sevens pays 1,500 at the same stake; here it pays 300. Spreading a hundred lines across the same grid means far more combinations resolve on every spin, so each one has to be worth a fraction of what it would be on a twenty-line machine. The reported hit frequency of 17% and the low volatility rating both follow from that.

What this produces in practice is a very busy screen. The screenshots show the grid laced with a dozen or more coloured win cords at once, resolving to totals like 18.00, 82.96 and 100.00 on a bet of 10. Individually the wins are trivial; collectively they keep the balance moving.

It is also worth noting that the three top symbols pay from two of a kind. On a hundred-line grid that is a significant contributor to the hit rate, because two matching dice on adjacent reels can be caught by a great many lines simultaneously.

The Leprechaun And The Burning Dice

The leprechaun arrives in tall stacks on the middle reels, filling a whole column when he lands. The screenshots catch him occupying reel two across every position, with lines resolving through the column beneath him – on a hundred-line game a full stacked column feeds an enormous number of combinations at once, and this is where the larger base-game results come from.

Alongside him, dice regularly land wrapped in flames. Burning symbols are the series signature, and they carry the game's multiplier element: the screenshots show columns of fire-wrapped dice locked into wins, with the totals stepping up sharply when they land in numbers. It fires often enough to be part of the rhythm rather than a rarity, which matters on a game that has no free-spins round to fall back on.

The Clover Chance Jackpot

Four progressive jackpots run along the top of the screen – GRAND, MAJOR, MINOR and MINI – and they belong to EGT Digital's shared Clover Chance network rather than to this title alone. In the screenshots the Grand sits above 3,472 while the Mini hovers around 54, which gives a fair sense of the spread between tiers.

The round triggers at random on any spin, at any stake, with no scatters to collect and no build-up to watch. It is a pick game: a screen of gold chests, each hiding a coloured ball matching one of the four jackpot tiers, and three balls of the same colour claims that jackpot. The Clover Chance badge sits permanently in the top-left corner as a reminder that it can arrive on any spin.

Because the pool is weighted heavily towards the lower tiers, most rounds deliver the Mini or the Minor. The Grand is real and, being shared across the network, can reach a figure this game's own paytable could never approach – but it should be understood as the rare outcome rather than the expected one.

Gamble

Any win can be taken to the red-or-black card gamble, with three attempts available. The screenshots show an 83.00 win offered up to 166.00, with the attempt counter above the face-down card and the running history of previous calls displayed alongside it.

On a game where the typical win is a fraction of the stake, the gamble is the only route from the base reels to a number worth remembering. Three consecutive correct calls turn an 83.00 win into 664.00, which is more than the paytable will deliver in an ordinary session.

Stakes And The Numbers

Bets run from 0.1 to 25 per spin, which is the narrowest top end of any Roll title in this batch – the twenty-line version accepts up to 200 – and the demo offers presets of 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12.

The published RTP is 96.47%, marginally above the industry midpoint, and the maximum win is 3,000x the stake. As with the rest of the series, that ceiling is not something the reels produce on their own: five sevens is 30x, a stacked leprechaun with multipliers reaches further, and the rest of the distance is the jackpot round.

Which Leprechaun Roll To Play

EGT Digital ships this idea in more than one size, and the choice between them is a real one rather than a matter of taste. The twenty-line version prices five sevens at 1,500 on a bet of 10 and carries a 1,272x ceiling; this hundred-line version prices the same combination at 300 and carries a 3,000x ceiling.

So the hundred-line game has the higher maximum win and the lower individual payouts – which sounds contradictory until you remember where the ceiling comes from. Neither game reaches its maximum through the paytable; both reach it through the jackpot round and, in this version, through stacked leprechauns and burning multipliers landing together across a much denser grid.

In practice: take the twenty-line game if you want wins you can feel, and this one if you want the screen busy and the jackpot access cheap.

Presentation

The Irish dressing is applied with a light touch – clover, hat, pipe and leprechaun on the symbols, a carved wooden reel frame, a green field behind it – and the dice conceit keeps it from looking like the twenty other Irish slots released this year. Symbols tumble rather than drop, the win cords are rendered as bright coloured cables laid over the grid, and there is a turbo mode and a fast-play hold for players who want the hundred lines to resolve faster.

Who It Is For

This is the version of the Leprechaun Roll idea for players who like a busy screen and a steady drip. Seventeen per cent hit frequency, two-symbol wins on the top tier and a hundred lines mean something happens on most spins, and the stacked leprechaun and burning dice give the round enough variation to hold attention. At a minimum bet of 0.1 it is also a cheap seat at the Clover Chance network.

The counterargument is the paytable. Five blue dice paying 8 on a stake of 10 is a win in name only, and a game where most results are smaller than the bet is a specific taste. There are no free spins, no wilds beyond the stacked leprechaun and no bonus buy – the jackpot round is the whole of the second act. Anyone who wants larger individual hits should look at the twenty-line version, which prices the same symbols several times higher.

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