Bunny Dice

Bunny Dice Overview

Bunny Dice is a five-reel, three-row slot from Foxi (Fazi) with 10 paylines, a 96% RTP, a high volatility rating and a published ceiling of 10,000x. It was released on 26 February 2025.

The ceiling is advertised on the machine itself: a 10,000x plate sits beside the logo on every spin. All figures below were read from demo play at a 500.00 € total bet.

Dice in a Meadow

The reels stand on a green meadow scattered with clover, carrots and small flowers, and two rabbits – one white, one grey – peer over the top of the logo.

The symbols are dice, drawn as solid cubes in yellow, blue, red, green, purple and cyan, each showing a face. Above them sit three sevens in red, silver and blue.

The payline numbers run down both edges of the frame in coloured tabs, lighting as they pay.

Everything Pays From Two

The paytable’s most important feature is its shortest column. Every symbol on this game pays from two of a kind.

At the 500.00 stake the sevens pay 100,000.00 for five, 25,000.00 for four, 5,000.00 for three and 1,000.00 for two – so a pair of sevens returns twice the bet.

And all three sevens are priced identically. Red, silver and blue are worth exactly the same, which removes the usual hierarchy from the top of the table.

Below them the yellow and blue dice pay 25,000.00 for five (50x), the red and green 10,000.00 (20x), and the purple and cyan 5,000.00 (10x). Two of a kind on the cheapest die returns 100.00 – a fifth of the stake.

Converted, the top line is 200x and the bottom 10x. On ten paylines with everything paying from pairs, this is a game that produces a result on most spins and a large one very rarely.

What the Reels Paid

A grid of blue sevens with dice around them paid 6,000.00 – 12x the stake – and a board of red sevens returned 7,000.00, or 14x.

A full bottom row of cyan dice with a seven above reached 10,100.00, which is 20.2x, and the best capture is a grid dominated by blue sevens: 28,000.00, or 56x the stake.

That 56x is a long way from 10,000x, and the gap is the point: with a top line worth 200x, the ceiling needs several seven lines at once, or whatever the rabbits do that these captures do not show.

Worth noting what the dice faces do not do: the pips are decoration, not values. A six and a one of the same colour are the same symbol, which is a small mercy on a grid where nine of the twelve tiles are cubes.

What the Session Did

The balance runs 500,700.00, 516,150.00, 525,500.00 and 528,100.00 across the captures – a gain of about 27,000, or 54x the stake.

Essentially all of it is the single 56x spin. That is what a high volatility rating means in practice on a ten-line game: the ordinary spins keep you level and one board decides the session.

Ten Lines, Drawn Out

The info screen shows all ten paylines as numbered grid diagrams – three straight rows first, then zigzags and stepped shapes – and on a five-by-three grid they are easy to take in.

The paytable page itself is headed Scatter above the symbol grid, which is the only hint in these captures that some of these symbols pay without needing a line. We are not quoting terms we did not see stated in full.

Who Should Play It

Bunny Dice is for players who want a clean dice-themed machine where almost every spin does something. Paying from two of a kind on all nine symbols is genuinely unusual, the three sevens sharing a price keeps the top of the table simple, and the meadow artwork is cheerful without being busy.

The reservations are the high volatility rating against a top line worth only 200x, which puts a very long distance between the ordinary game and the 10,000x plate on the logo.

Where to Play Bunny Dice

You can try this game on LuckyBar Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 300% up to £1500 for a limited time.

Bunny Dice was listed in all six of our partner casino libraries when we checked on 22 September 2026 – under Foxi at five of them and under the studio’s older name, Fazi, at the sixth.