Triple Royal Dice

Triple Royal Dice is a Foxi (Fazi) slot that swaps cherries and lemons for coloured dice. The reels are a plain 5x3 grid, the board is lit in neon, and the only special symbol is a golden Royal Wild badge. It is a short, fast game with a single mechanic, built around one idea: the more wilds land on a winning line, the bigger the multiplier on that line.

Dice On Five Fixed Lines

The game runs on 5 fixed paylines. Lines 1 to 3 are the three straight rows, and lines 4 and 5 are the two zigzag shapes that cross the grid in a V and an inverted V. Small coloured tabs on both sides of the reels mark the lines, so you can see at a glance which row each number belongs to. All wins start on the leftmost reel and pay from left to right for identical symbols, and only the highest win on each active line is paid. Wins on different lines are added together.

The symbol set is simple. A red lucky seven is the top symbol, followed by yellow, blue and red dice with different pip counts. Green, purple and cyan dice fill the rest of the grid and give the screen its bright, jelly-like look. The paytable is shown for the current bet and updates when you change the stake, which makes it easy to check what a three, four or five of a kind is worth before you spin.

How The Royal Wild Works

The Royal Wild appears only on reels 2, 3 and 4 and substitutes for every other symbol. What sets it apart is the multiplier strip above the reels, which shows three steps: 2x, 5x and 10x. One Royal Wild in a winning combination multiplies that line by 2, two wilds multiply it by 5, and three wilds, one on each of the middle reels, multiply it by 10. The strip lights up the matching step when a multiplier is in play, and the rules state that the win on a payline is multiplied by all multipliers on that line.

That makes the three middle reels the heart of the game. A wild on its own gives a modest boost, but a line with a wild on every middle reel is where the 10x step comes into play. Because the wilds also complete combinations, a spin that looks like a near miss can turn into a paying line with a multiplier on top.

What The Paytable Pays

At a bet of 0.05 the red seven pays 0.50 for three, 1.25 for four and 5.00 for five on a line, which is 10x, 25x and 100x the bet. The yellow die pays 0.20, 0.50 and 1.25 for three, four and five, or 4x, 10x and 25x. The blue and red dice are the lower tier, paying 0.10, 0.20 and 0.50, which is 2x, 4x and 10x. These are line payouts before any Royal Wild multiplier, so a five-of-a-kind sevens line with three wilds on the middle reels is the most valuable result the base game can produce.

All displayed prizes already include the multipliers that apply, and the game states that any malfunction voids all pays and plays. The maximum payout is limited to 1,080 times the bet.

Controls And Pace

The interface is minimal. A large round Spin button sits on the right, with an Auto button for autoplay next to the bet selector, where the minus and plus buttons change the stake. The Space bar also starts a spin, and pressing Spin while the reels are moving stops them immediately. A menu button in the top corner opens the paytable, the line diagrams and the rules, and a message bar at the bottom of the screen shows win amounts and short prompts such as “Good Luck!”.

Rounds are quick, since every spin is just reels and lines, with nothing to trigger or choose between. That keeps the pace steady and the rules easy to learn in a minute, so the demo above is a good way to test how often the middle-reel wilds show up before you play for real money.

Look And Sound

The presentation leans on contrast. The reels sit on a dark, almost black board, so the dice stand out in saturated yellow, green, purple, cyan, blue and red, while the red sevens and golden wild badges glow against them. The title logo and the multiplier strip share the top bar in the same warm red and gold, which makes the 2x, 5x and 10x steps easy to spot even at a glance. The balance, bet and message bar are kept small and sit along the bottom edge, so they never cover the reels.

Because the symbols are large and the grid has only fifteen positions, it is easy to follow a spin on a small screen, and the game is available on mobile as well as desktop. A rounded Spin button on the right and a short Auto control keep everything within reach of one thumb.

RTP, Volatility And Max Win

The theoretical RTP of Triple Royal Dice is 96.00%, which is a little above the average for classic-style slots. The maximum win is 1,080x the bet, a modest ceiling that fits the small grid and the five lines. With only five lines and multipliers that depend on the middle reels, results can swing between quiet stretches and sudden boosted wins, so a medium level of variance is a fair expectation.

Who Will Enjoy It

This slot suits players who like retro machines with a single twist and who want nothing but reels, lines and one clear multiplier. If you enjoy the look of three-reel fruit machines but want a wider 5x3 grid and a clear multiplier mechanic, Triple Royal Dice is an easy choice. Players who want extra rounds, optional purchases or a very high maximum win, will find more of what they want in other Foxi (Fazi) titles.

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