Amusnet Dice - Diamond Jackpot

Where Diamond Sits in the Jackpot Cards Suit

Diamond is Level 2 in the Amusnet Jackpot Cards progression. The order is Clubs first and lowest, Diamonds second, Hearts third, and Spades fourth and highest. That puts Diamond above the smallest progressive pot, while keeping it well below the larger prizes usually associated with Hearts and Spades. The meter can vary by network activity and qualifying bets, but Diamond is commonly a modest, low-hundreds-EUR-style prize rather than a giant headline jackpot.

Do not confuse its middle position with average base-game payouts; the suit only identifies which progressive amount is awarded.

How the Diamond Mystery Trigger Works

The feature starts randomly after a finished base spin. When it appears, you get twelve face-down cards and flip them one at a time until three cards show the same suit. Three Diamonds award the live Diamond progressive amount, while three matching cards of another suit point to that suit’s pot. There is no published seed or must-drop promise to rely on.

Qualifying bets fund the progressives, but the contribution does not come out as a separate deduction from the visible stake. Autoplay pauses when Jackpot Cards begins, which is useful if you prefer to watch the reveal instead of letting it run unattended. Any Jackpot Cards win also skips the Gamble option.

Which Dice Games Link to Diamond?

You can encounter the same linked jackpot system in the Amusnet Dice cluster: Flaming Dice , Rainbow Dice, 100 Dice, 20 Super Dice, 40 Super Dice, and Ice Dice. The base games differ, but the Jackpot Cards structure gives them a shared progressive layer. Check the paytable and jackpot panel on the exact title and casino version you are playing. My advice is simple: choose the Dice game you actually enjoy, set a firm session limit, and ignore the temptation to chase the meter.

A progressive can improve the upside of a spin, but it does not make the reels fairer or guarantee a feature on schedule.