Fortune Dice

Fortune Dice Overview

Fortune Dice is a dice slot from Amigo Gaming, released on 18 June 2026 according to SlotCatalog. It plays on a compact 3x3 grid with 5 paylines, and instead of fruit or lucky charms the reels are filled with pairs of dice in different colours, gold stars and a red lucky seven that serves as the wild. Three money bags hang above the reels – Free Games, Pin Win and Pick’em Bonus – each one a separate bonus. The published figures are a 96% RTP (SlotCatalog), medium-high volatility and a maximum win of 1,000x the bet, with stakes from 0.05 to 100.

A Dice Version of Fortune Bros

If the numbers look familiar, there is a reason. Fortune Dice is built on the same engine as Amigo’s Fortune Bros from 2025: the same 3x3 grid and five lines, the same three bonuses, the same x1,000 ceiling and, symbol for symbol, the same paytable. Amigo has made several of these dice editions of its slots, and they run as separate games in the casinos. The casinos also list two unrelated games with similar names – Novomatic’s 50 Fortune Dice and Zeus Play’s Diamond’s Fortune Dice – so check the provider when you search for it.

The Paytable

Only three of a kind pays, reading from left to right. At a €1.00 bet the paytable shows:

• Wild (red 7s): €50.00 – 50x the bet
• Orange dice with lightning stars: €30.00 – 30x
• Gold star dice: €20.00 – 20x
• White dice with purple dots: €16.00 – 16x
• Red dots: €8.00 – 8x
• Yellow dots: €3.00 – 3x
• Orange dots: €1.00 – 1x
• Blue dots: €0.60 – 0.6x

The stars are ordinary paying symbols here, not scatters – they simply sit at the top of the table. The red lucky seven is both the wild and the best symbol on the grid.

What Our Spins Showed

We played at €1.00, and the win messages under the reels match the table exactly. A diagonal of purple-dot dice, completed by a wild on the third reel, paid €16.00 – the 16x from the paytable. During free games, a line of two wilds and a pair of red-dot dice paid €8.00, and a top row of purple-dot dice paid €16.00 again.

The most striking base-game screenshot shows the whole grid filled with the same symbol: nine pairs of orange-dot dice. Every one of the five lines is a winner, and the display reads LINES PLAYED: 5 and €5.00 – five lines at the 1x value each. It is a small win, but it proves how the game adds up a full grid: the line value times five, with no extra bonus for filling the screen. The autoplay counter on the left stood at 44 spins remaining.

One spin started with the grid wrapped in fire, gold coins flying across the dice and the message GOOD LUCK! under the reels – the build-up before a bonus.

Free Games

The green bag leads to the free games, and our round opened with a full-screen message: 24 FREE GAMES. The counter on the left then showed how far the round could be extended: 12 / 48, later 41 / 72 and finally 71 / 72 – two retriggers, each adding another 24 games, for 72 in total.

The round total climbed from €42.00 at game 41 to €60.40 near the end – about 60x the bet from one bonus. In one of the last spins, three wilds landed together, one of them on the first reel next to a pair of gold star dice.

Pin Win and Pick’em Bonus

The red bag stands for Pin Win, a hold-and-respin round in which prize symbols stick to the grid and are added up at the end. The purple bag stands for the Pick’em Bonus, a pick game in which you uncover prizes until three of a kind appear. Neither round appears in our screenshots. In Fortune Bros, the engine’s original, the Pin Win ladder runs from 15x to 200x and the pick awards from 20x to 500x.

What the 1,000x Means

The paytable puts a clear ceiling on any single spin, and our full grid of orange dice showed exactly how it is calculated. A grid of seven-wilds pays 50x on each of the five lines – 250x. A grid of orange lightning dice pays 150x. The rest of the way to the 1,000x maximum has to come from the bonuses and from long free games rounds like the one we played, where 72 games added up to around 60x.

Bets and Features

Stakes run from 0.05 to 100 per spin. The display under the reels shows the number of lines played in each win, and autoplay and a turbo mode are available from the controls on the right. Amigo’s official page lists the volatility as medium-high, the layout as 3x3 with 5 paylines and the multiplier as x1,000; it does not list an RTP.

Theme and Graphics

The background is split into green, red and purple clouds – the same colours as the three bonus bags – with the dark-blue reel window in the middle framed in gold. The dice are glossy and slightly tilted, the stars are embossed in gold and orange, and the bags overflow with gold coins. Amigo’s own description sets the game “against a backdrop of overflowing bags and gleaming coins”, and the money bags above the reels are its centrepiece.

Who It Is For

Fortune Dice suits players who like dice-style classics with more going on than a plain line game. The paytable is short and transparent, the wild is the top symbol, and three bonuses sit above the reels at all times. If you already know Fortune Bros, you know the maths; the dice version simply swaps the lucky charms for a casino table look. The game is available at all six casinos we checked.

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