20 Leprechaun Roll

20 Leprechaun Roll is an Irish-themed dice slot from EGT Digital, released in August 2026 and played across five reels with 20 fixed lines. It belongs to the studio's Roll series, where the whole symbol set is built out of coloured casino dice rather than fruit, and this entry drops that idea into a green wooden frame with clovers, a smoking pipe and a leprechaun who leans out of the reels when he lands.

Twenty lines is the smallest configuration EGT Digital offers in the series, and it changes the character of the game noticeably. Where the hundred-line versions bury the screen in overlapping cords, here you can follow individual wins – and the paytable is priced accordingly.

20 Leprechaun Roll Symbols And Paytable

At a bet of 10, the red seven on the white die is the premium and it is priced far higher than its equivalent in the hundred-line games: 1,500 for five, 400 for four, 40 for three and 20 for two. Five sevens is 150x the stake – three times what the same symbol returns in 100 Dazzling Roll.

Below it, the leprechaun's green hat die pays 600, 100, 30 and 10, and the smoking pipe die returns 250, 40, 20 and 7.50. The low tier is the plain coloured dice: the flame die at 100 for five, and the blue and green dice at 40.

The detail worth pulling out is that the three top symbols all pay from two of a kind. On a twenty-line game that matters, because two-symbol combinations land constantly and they keep the balance moving between the larger hits. It is the mechanism that produces the reported 18% hit frequency – close to one paying spin in five, which is high, and it is why the studio rates the variance low rather than medium.

Burning Symbols And The Multiplier

The reels regularly catch fire. Dice land wrapped in flames, and when they do the symbols behind them are locked in as part of the win – the screenshots show a full column of burning red dice on reel one with a large x3 stamped across the centre of the grid and a 150.00 result on a bet of 10.

This is where the interesting money is. The base combinations are modest, but a multiplier applied to a stacked column turns a routine spin into something worth watching. The effect fires often enough to feel like part of the game rather than a rarity, and because it arrives without warning it does most of the work the game's missing free-spins round would otherwise do.

The leprechaun himself appears in tall stacks on the middle reels, filling a column when he lands and pulling multiple lines into a single win. He is the visual centrepiece of the game – a grinning figure in a green hat who occupies three positions at once – and on a twenty-line grid a full column of him is a meaningful event.

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 3,478 while the Mini hovers around 60.

The round triggers at random on any spin, at any stake, and it is a pick game rather than a spin game: a screen of gold chests, each hiding a coloured ball that corresponds to one of the four tiers, and three balls of a colour wins that jackpot. The Clover Chance badge sits permanently in the top-left corner of the screen as a reminder that it can arrive at any moment.

Because the meter is shared across the network, the Grand can grow to a figure this game's own paytable could never produce. That is the trade EGT Digital makes across the whole series – a modest reel game funding a large communal prize.

Gamble

Wins can be taken to the familiar red-or-black card gamble, doubling on a correct call and losing everything on a wrong one. It is optional, it is a straight coin flip, and on a game where a typical win is 30.00 it is the quickest route to a number worth stopping on.

The Numbers

The published RTP is 96.51%, slightly above the industry midpoint and the highest of the three Leprechaun Roll variants. Bets run from 0.2 to 200 per spin, with the demo offering presets of 8, 9, 10, 12 and 15.

The maximum win is 1,272x the stake, which is a modest ceiling and an unusually specific one – the sort of figure that comes from adding up the best realistic combination of stacked symbols and multipliers rather than from a round number chosen by a designer. Anyone looking for a five-figure multiplier should look at Sugar Duke 1000 or Queen Amber instead; this game's appeal is frequency, not size.

Who It Is For

20 Leprechaun Roll is the entry point to the series and the friendliest of them. Two-symbol wins on the top tier, an 18% hit rate and low variance make for a session that ticks over steadily, and the burning multiplier gives it enough movement to stay interesting without ever threatening to empty the balance quickly.

What it does not have is a bonus round of its own. There are no free spins, no buy feature and no pick game beyond the network jackpot, so once you have seen the burning dice and a stacked leprechaun you have seen everything the reels do. For players who want a small, well-priced classic with a shared jackpot attached, that is enough. For anyone who wants a game with a second act, it is not.

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