Storm Dice

Storm Dice is a dice slot from Fazi, released on 5 November 2025. It plays on a 5x3 grid with 5 lines, returns 96% at medium volatility and takes bets from 0.10 to 100. There are no fruits, no bells and no card letters – the entire reel set is made of coloured dice, plus one flaming seven.

Dice In A Thunderstorm

The reels sit in a dark blue frame under a STORM DICE sign lit by forked lightning, with orange storm clouds rolling behind them. The five paylines are marked by small coloured squares down both edges of the grid, numbered 4, 2, 1, 3, 5 from top to bottom, so you can always see which line has paid.

The symbols are chunky glossy dice in six colours – gold, blue, red, green, purple and teal – each showing a different number of pips. A flaming 7 struck through with a lightning bolt is the premium symbol, and a storm emblem appears on the right-hand reels.

The Paytable

The paytable prints its values in euros at the stake you are playing. At a bet of €100.00, the five, four and three of a kind figures are:

Flaming 7 – €100,000 / €20,000 / €2,000
Gold die – €50,000 / €10,000 / €1,000
Blue die and red die – €20,000 / €4,000 / €800
Green die and purple die – €4,000 / €2,000 / €400

Five flaming sevens on one line are worth 1,000x the total bet, and the gap to the gold die is only two-fold – a far gentler premium than most classic machines, where the top symbol is often ten times the next one down.

Every Win Checks Out

Dice games are easy to verify, and Storm Dice pays exactly what its paytable says. Every single win in our screenshots matches, at a €100 bet:

Three green dice – €400
Three red dice – €800
Three gold dice – €1,000
Four green dice – €2,000
Four red dice – €4,000

The most satisfying one was a spin where two lines paid together: four green dice along line 2 and three more along line 1, for €2,400 – 2,000 plus 400, to the euro. On a five-line game that is how the bigger base game wins are built.

Only Five Lines, But Stacked Dice

Five paylines on a fifteen-position grid sounds restrictive, and it is – but the dice arrive in blocks. In our screenshots green dice filled most of the top two rows at once and red dice covered the whole bottom row, which is why three and four of a kind landed so regularly.

The balance readings show the rhythm this produces. At €100 a spin the credit moved between €495,800 and €502,300 across our session – drifting rather than crashing, which is what a 96% return at medium volatility looks like from the inside.

Where The 10,000x Comes From

Slot catalogues list the maximum win as 10,000x the bet, and it is worth being clear that the reels alone cannot produce it. The best line pays 1,000x, and even a full screen of flaming sevens paying all five lines would come to five times that.

The rest has to come from the feature set: the catalogues list a bonus game, bonus symbols and fixed jackpots alongside the base reels. The storm emblem on the right-hand reels in our screenshots is the visible part of that – and in a game this stripped back, it is the only thing on the grid that is not a die.

Two Currencies On The Bar

A small detail worth knowing before you read your own balance. The bottom bar shows two numbers in each box: the bet reads €100.00 with 10,000 underneath it, and the balance €498,000.00 with 49,800,000. The lower figure is credits at a hundred to the euro. The paytable and the win box both work in euros, so the credit line is purely informational – but it is easy to misread at a glance.

The Pips Are Not The Paytable

One trap worth pointing out. The dice show different numbers of pips – sixes, fives, fours, threes, twos – and it is tempting to assume the higher the number, the better the symbol. It is not so: the paytable is ordered by colour, not by pips. The gold die is the best of the six, the blue and red pay the same as each other, and the green and purple share the bottom rung regardless of what is printed on their faces.

In practice that means you read this grid by colour blocks. A screen with four matching colours in a row is a win whatever the pips say, and our four-red-dice line paid the same €4,000 it would have paid at any pip count.

What The Bet Changes

Everything scales with the stake. Our screenshots were taken at the €100 maximum. At the 0.10 minimum every figure is a thousand times smaller: five flaming sevens pay €100, three green dice pay 40 cents, and our €2,400 two-line spin would have been worth €2.40.

More From Fazi

Fazi and its TipTop studio keep returning to dice. Wild 27 Dice uses a 3x3 grid and 27 ways, Three Reel Dice strips it back further still, and Hot Fireballs shows the same house style with fruit instead of pips.

Who It Is For

Storm Dice is for players who like a machine they can check. There is nothing to learn beyond six colours of dice and a flaming seven, the paytable is printed in the currency you are betting in, and every win in our session matched it exactly. Five lines and medium volatility make for a slow, readable game – the sort of thing to play while you wait for the storm symbol to do something. One thing to note: at the time of writing none of the six casinos we check carried this game, though several list CT Interactive’s similarly named Win Storm Dice, which is a different machine.

This game was not available at any of our six partner casinos when we checked on 18 September 2026. You can still play at Casino007 Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 400% up to £1200 for a limited time.